Little Charlie the Shoemaker Dies After Illness
The obituary notes the death of Little Charlie the Shoemaker after a long illness. It mentions his long service in shops, a physician’s prescribed care, and the days leading to his passing in bed. The piece references the family and mourners as the community reflects on his life.
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Charlie the
Charles
Fraté Changes Schedule On Street Car Route
Reported timetable revisions aim to ease traffic flow on High Street and surrounding streets. Transferred service would run every eighteen minutes during peak hours with adjustments to bus routes and stops between Main Street and West Street, affecting High Street travel and interchanges at several corners.
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Winnebago Tradiuarn
Perth
Punts
Murtonk
York
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Funeral of Miss Curtis Held at Home of WT Ford
A funeral service for Miss Curtis was held at the home of WT Ford this afternoon. The ceremony honored her life and remembered her in a somber, respectful gathering attended by local friends and family.
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Miss Curtis
Wt, Ford
Spanish War Veterans Officer Meeting Brief
Fragmentary OCR text describes Spanish War Veterans and an officer meeting. Mentions officers, a Veapestion, and references to Phe mi Awd flees with unclear context. Names and places are unreadable. content unreliable.
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Mra. Ali
Ander
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Fragmentary SOT NOTES Reflect Local Scenes
Fragmented notes reference street scenes and individuals amid unclear events. readable names include Jim and Wisen among brief mentions of places and times. text lacks coherent narrative or dates, but hints at a local setting with neighbors and routine activities.
New Industry Starts in Algoma Forming Moving Picture Company
The George A. Kaaak mpany of Algoma held its first stockholders meeting at Stewart & McDonald offices. A five member board was elected with Frank B. Winter as president and general manager, George A. Kraak as secretary treasurer, and Charles R. Hetsinger as secretary. The firm plans to manufacture moving picture machines to supply theaters, using a new intermittently operated device claimed to improve projection. Capital stock is $10,000 with stock subscriptions already paid in, and operations are to begin at the plant on Cap Street formerly used by another company.
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Stewart & McDonald
Algoma Bhek
Walter F. Keele
Chicago
Weetra
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Willie Oilatz
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Winter of
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George A. Kraak
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Unclear OCR fragment on health and research mentions
Fragmentary text references enforcement actions and medical or chemical research. names and places are unreadable, with garbled phrases about attacks, recovery, and efforts in "pholic works" and "Beth." Concrete entities are not identifiable from the legible portion.
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Vigoroux
Beth Heen
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