High School Building Bids Debate Costs and Limits
City board weighs fixing a cost limit for a new high school building with estimates ranging from 150 000 to 300 000 dollars. Members argue over specs bids and whether to seek voter approval, while echoing concerns about overbuilding and future needs.
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Indiana
Lackhart
Sixtn
Hektes
Callmates
Mr. Barnes
Aycbie Gordon
Pater
Sadler
Fifth Ward
Hamilton
Seventh Ward
Kr. Marthe
Chatman
Walter
Clark
Clarke
Fourth Ward
Martin
Acmeden
Whit
Astorihy Murthy
Hfe
Telliay
Owl
New Castle
Salder
al Wrime
Gordon
Kerke
Edwardy
Gudler
Lockhart
Amendiniii
Chala
Walt
Fivekert
Darnss
Alteinger
Wemiton
Wartla
Jordon
Edwards
Turase
A. F
Kerr
W. Catan
Mr. Marit
Nis
Speech Friday at Gospel Tabernacle
Couniingham, a returned immigrant from China, speaks tonight at the Gospel Tabernacle in Sone Forsnn street during the Young-Prue meeting. Ree Coantighan blue or the speaker at the Alliance convention, while gossip at the Flower Heights industrial.
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Couniingham
China
Coepel Taternacle
Tie Young — Prue
Alliance Conien- Han Whiel
Gessip
Dfoower Heights
Tntiortiacla
Madman Escape Claim Taints Viewy BL Transit
A disorderly incident involving a man referred to as an escapee from Missillon State hospital and linked to Mike Demo with alleged rent arrangements at Viewy BL is thought to flee toward Yuan town and may plan a return.
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Madman
Mike Demo
Missillon
Lospstel
Viewy
Yuan Town
Potatoes Exhibit Curios and Literature in Oregon
A fragmented notice notes an Oregon exhibit featuring curios and literature with a mix of misspelled items. The readable text hints at potatoes and electric combats, suggesting a local fair or display with minor details remaining legible.
Local Produce Ads Highlight Red Cranberries and Tongue Sale
A fragmented classified notice advertises Cranberries at 45 cents per quart from Upton Street Pittsburg esreat and Home Boiled Tongna Andham at Sanderson’s Corner Kyetz Street with Bell phone 3154. The ad features scattered shop names and partial addresses, reflecting a damaged listing.
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McFarland
Upton Street
Pitsburg
Esreat
Sanderson's
Pillar Worg Sure
Kyetz Street
Bell
Quiet Evening at Home Surprises for, Husband
A Gladstone family story depicts a Rust End head of the household facing bills and family visits. He notes the wife and children bringing gifts and dress, with plans for a social evening, ice cream, and a birthday party as a quiet home scene unfolds.
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Chase
White
Clarke
Sadler
Heckert
Barnes
Hamilton
Charles O. Sarthe
Martin
Oman
Resson
Childred
Nica
Gloveland Plain Dealer
What Is the Difference Between Ive and Euphiatry
A professor asks what distinguishes Ive from euphiatry and a Urlent student replies ambiguously about controversy and the differences in perception between the speaker and another member.
Discouraged Digger Delivers Offhand Diamond View
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item notes a digger’s stray remark on diamond value. The quote suggests a large diamond may be less marketable than a smaller gem, with a digger likening it to an unworn heavy glass. The brief reflects casual wartime style commentary.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Geese Endure Odd Pulp Induced Spree At Mill
Farmer Martin Leek reports three geese at Cono waogo mill ate pulp from an eider mill. The birds swayed cackled hoarsely and collapsed briefly. Mrs. Beale helped revive them, and the geese have since avoided the area while Leek warns others.
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Martin Leek
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West Page
Charles G. Marlin
St Wak
Buttainger
Fou
Eratralines
Ani
Aril
BR. D. Jayne
Jayne
Jagns
Nolan’s
Washington Street
Renda
Querry
Nolan & Company E
East Washington Street
SPEA
Gospel Tabernacle
Man Helaten
Europe
Dernadotts
Sweden
Bonaparte
Rand
Victoria
Princesa Henry of
Battenders
Hienbeth
Chile
Filipe Sol
Enerr
Republic
Juan M. Gitice
Atormey
Talied States
Iim
Valparntssecore
Amore! Pnemaers
Philadelphia Telegraph
Sel
Maghra Falls
New York
Philadelphia
Philadelphe
Galea
Pittsburg Street
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