Purle Sune and the 6 Commitee Fee Report
In a fragmentary note readers glimpse phrases about a monetary gauge tied to a 6 member committee. The text hints at economic stakes and reference to a person or place named Ameer. The legible parts suggest a reportage style on a committee and fees but lack clear names and dates.
Fragmented OCR hints at early 20th century census discussion
The readable text references literacy rates, age groups, and schooling in a population census. Mentions numbers like 40, 2, and 26ST, plus terms suggesting measurement of education levels and public health concerns. The fragmentary nature limits precise identification of people, places, or organizations.
Unclear OCR brief mentions labor disputes and unions
Fragmentary text mentions SHUNT FTAA Washington division and a strike cheater issue with possible action in October or later. References Chicago origin and unions considering a new agreement or concession amid labor tensions.
Grete Or Keur Eas Belief Urged to Deliver Rations
A garbled notice urges growers to deliver ration supplies to their newest gran source. The fragment mentions belief and a call to action but lacks clear names or dates. Further readable details are not provided.
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Aes
Jury convicts two men in Settle fire case
A court returns two valid verdicts in the Settle arson case. The jury finds fault with the defendants over the fatal blaze and returns a verdict consistent with the evidence presented.
Unclear race event noted in Washington area
Fragmentary report references a nearly ten mile race in Washington and mentions events at an estate over SIAC during fugu fuby and Aurwales 2. Details are missing names and concrete actions.
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Washington
Siac
Tamer
American Legion cites irrigation project as test case
The competition of the American Legion derides the Bios Ker ford irrigative project as the test case for the proposed settlement. The project of the Colunna river in Benton county faced scrutiny with Munson Weedered once as the second choice.
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American Legion
Bios Kerford
Colunna
Benton County
Munson Wee
Secon
Unclear text fragment from Tacoma notice
Fragmentary OCR text describes objects like catieries Moore, six eats, and a felice nrlane. Mentions old shoes and water pitchers possibly used in a back yard fence context. Content is garbled and not clearly meaningful.
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Tacoma “Catieries
Covtzeini Moore
Gold Treasure Lost In Oregon Migrate Mystery
The Wenatenee World recounts a tale of 245.50 worth gold buried forty five years ago near Quincy. Miners allegedly hid the hoard to flee Indians and move toward Oregon. The treasure’s fate hinges on a party member who may have betrayed or been spied upon by Indians.
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Quincy
Abe Metmaker
Oregon
Sheriff Fights Off Klan Parade Shootings at Lorena
In Lorena Texas the sheriff and another person were wounded while attempting to stop a Ku Klux Klan parade. Report notes the Klan’s unpopularity due to outrages by masked groups. The piece urges action by lawmen openly and unmasked.
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Lorena
Texas
Unclear OCR summary of industry notices
Fragmentary text appears to reference crane operations and maintenance issues at multiple companies. No clear facts, dates, places, or named entities are identifiable from the readable fragments.
Unclear text fragment notes court case history
The readable parts reference a court case or legal matter with dates and names but are too garbled to extract a coherent event, parties, or outcome. The fragment mentions years and terms like report and court, but lacks specifics needed for a reliable summary.
Lier d-Georges and Irish Question at the 19th Century Conference
A fragmentary report notes a conference session near Lat can Cret discussing the Exgust empire and a tenuous settlement of the Irish question. It mentions potential accountability for newel of wer and shifts in responsibility among emgiant and Istte actors.
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Lier
Georges
Trier
Local Orchard Reflects On Delayed Harvest And Market Demand
Farmers in Manson report a late spring affecting apple crops and timing of harvest. Frost and uneven pollination delayed bloom, leading to reduced yields of extra fine apples and pressure to extend picking to a later window. Growers weigh two week plan to salvage remaining fruit and meet demand while considering market prices.
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Manson
Imdiferert
Undefined Public Debate on Bible in Washington Schools
Fragmentary report outlines a public discussion on Bible usage in state public schools. It mentions the attorney general, the state supreme court, and clergy reactions, noting a plan that could influence school curriculum and church readers.
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Washingtom
Escete Supreme Court
Government delays in completing dozen varied programs
The notice suggests the inter state commerce commission delays completion of multiple projects. Authorities questioned whether the government should intervene. The text hints at regulatory conditions and possible action by authorities, with calls for restraint.
Stated past peer aria stout tetng and policy note
The fragmentary text references past experience and governance matters with unclear names and dates. It hints at a policy or time based framework but lacks coherent details or identifiable actors, making precise summary difficult.
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Ingir Tits
St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Summer Sunday School Plan
Notice from St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church outlines Sunday School times and a coming church service. The pastor invites attendance for a mission festival to be held in Portland, Oregon, next Sunday morning.
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Partland
Ore
Lost J DeBome Seeks Benefits After Mill Injury
A man identified as J DeBome who was injured at a sewing mill recently received a check from the state Department of Labor and Industries. He stated he returned to the department with proof that the payment covered the period he could not work and thus he is entitled to compensation.
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J. DeBome
Wrete Department of Labor and Industries
Fragmentary Note on CUMPART SF Bridge Report
A partial OCR fragment mentions a bridge report by CUMPART SF in San Francisco. Readers see garbled names and scattered words amid the damaged text.
Notice to Creditors for the Estate of Te Dress
Creditors of Te Dress estate must present claims with proper notice to the administrator within six months from the first publication. Failure to do so will bar any claims. Date of first publication September 1921. Albert F. Meisner and T. Lindley are attorney and administrator in Chelan County Washington.
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Coort
A. D
Albert F. Meisner
T. Lindley
P.O
Leavenworth
Chelan County
Washington
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