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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
65
Fragmented OCR text shows varied items from help wanted to rooms and baiders, plus numerous prices and scattered names. The readable bits list socks, printing, and a jumble of personal names and locations, with no clear single story or event.
Auction notes reveal all but two bids rejected for the courthouse site while the Warren Street property changes hands. Details describe the sale of a five story structure on West Forty-first Street and adjoining parcels, with buyers named and properties described in terse, period style.
A fragmented manuscript portrays a chaotic civic scene with mentions of a president, mayor, and a contested venue. It hints at budgetary pressure and urgent calls for action while lacking coherent details or dates. The text reads like stray notes rather than a complete, reportable event.
A mayoral committee discusses magazines to relieve congestion and labor cooperation amid a broad agenda. The meeting covers urban planning, public works, and proposed projects, with officials signaling potential action in coming weeks despite a fractured dispute.
Fragmented text mentions Buisson avai lable piece and coordinates near London areas. It references a baptism style event, ties to a family line, and mentions a 208 year timeline. Names and places are garbled, but hints at a public notice context and local genealogy with several unclear dates and locations.
A lengthy docket concerns the Grand Union Hotel site with a $2.9 million price claim and a court motion related to the Victory Hall Association. The chaotic text references a sale process, trustees, and multiple local figures seeking approval to sell or transfer interests.
Waterfront development updates show a project cost around five thousand seventy six dollars and twenty three cents with additional bids for freight sheds in Staten Island. City department of desks awarded hub contracts and new venues planned. Local officials Brown and Hibs connected to the project and Seravt involved in supervision.
Fox Corporation to pay annual rental of 31500 for twenty one years on the 56th Street house. The leasee will also pay 15000 yearly on a second property at East Pitty Skollen Street for a similar term. The document lists multiple properties and tenants with varying rentals and altered plans for a Fail Pitty-sivanth location.
A garbled report mentions Fieldstan fold and House Commanding Fin with references to Ines, Bhawnus Fal Chimpeny, and Wit Coptlardt Park. It hints at a destinational note tied to Dwele wh Buus and Guarge Hay with uncertain events at a local park.
Fragmented local notice notes anxious to sell dwellings amid unclear names and addresses. The readable fragments mention housing, ownership shifts, and a series of unclear personal and company references, with no verifiable dates or locations.
Fragmented notice lists transfers and rentals of multiple properties in Lavine Park and Bronxville, naming J T Tisteeh, J D Rilnworth, L Y Mish, Kalml Burzscutor, and Harti BooMiler. Mentions eviction or lease actions, with addresses on Monpiiss Avenue, Hillcrest, Gramatan Court, and Chase 24 Court.
Tenants take over the Jumel building at the northwest corner of thet and Jumel Torkigiy near Rogt Morrie Park under a cooperative ownership plan. The Hubse sold to newly Studins Inc via broker in presint ee fig xt Aa. West 007 His bet sole by Cpe. Details mention Leyishite and Marold Aisen with buyers paying mortgage and path to occupy ten looms, at 81h Lex gion Avenue corner of Shid Byreet.
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