Oakland Motor Car shows record February output in 1925
Oakland Motor Car Company reports a February record of 22 768 cars in 1925 with Oakland and Pontiac lines, aided by plant expansions at Oakland and Featinc Gir factories. January and February totals exceed combined 1926 and 1927 figures, signaling stronger 1925 performance and potential 1928 growth.
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Pontiac
Mich
Oakland Motor Careee
Oakland
Oixes
W. K. Trac
Featinc Gir
Oakland Motor Car Company
Tracy
Chevrolet Builds Fourth Millionth Car
Detroit February 4 reports that the Chevrolet Motor Company reached its four millionth car milestone. President and General Manager WS Konden announced the unit rolled off the Flint Michigan factory line on January 11, marking a swift 1925 pace.
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Detroit
Mich
Chevrolet Motor Company
WS. Kondten
Flint
Michigan
Pruning Talk At Fruit Meeting Attracts Growers
About 53 apple growers attended a horticulture session where N F Gillam outlined the modified leader pruning system. He urged removing branches only with a clear reason and demonstrated techniques for apple and cherry trees using blackboard drawings. A follow up program includes C S Holland speaking on pruning February 8 with two demonstrations scheduled for February 3.
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N. F. Gillam
Mr. Gillam
Roberts
University of Wisconsin Experiment Station
Madison
Wis
Birmingham
C. S. Holland Suh
Ats Pe
Peach Pruning Demos at Local Orchards
A pruning demonstration at Keessel's Orchard two miles east of Axtel Thursday morning February 3 at 10 o'clock. Another pruning session at C. D. Powell's Orchard two miles south of Vermilion on Wednesday evening, starting promptly at 7 o'clock.
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Keessel
Axtel
Cc. D. Powell
VernmilHon
Vincent Vincent PTA Meets as Women Plan Activities
The Vincent Parent-Teacher Association held its regular meeting at the school house on Wednesday. The Ladies Aid Society will hold a meeting at Bert Haynes home on Tuesday February 7. Numerous local residents are listed visiting and socializing with neighbors, with updates on illnesses travel and community events. Approximately 4 990 000 workers in the United States are organized in trade unions.
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Vincent
Vincent Parent-Teacher Association
Bert Haynes
Ladies Aid Society
Minnie Brown
Giberson
Joe Monshein
Elyria
Welch
Familly
Archie Haynes
C. Schmirkin
A. Roder
Penfield Junction
Tulipan
Ballassay
C. McIntire
NorWalk
Fitch
A.D. Pearod
Tissington
Amherst
George Reese
Scott
Fridenstine
Murray Ridge
Charles Sinning
C. J. Sweet Gang
Krecky River
J. Morris
McMilac
Lewis
Miss Krautter
Strle
McKinley Johnson
John Jackson
Ridgeville
Herbert Chambers
T. F. Jackson
BR. Haines
William Thompon
Cleveland
Mortis
William Cory
Eltta
Laurabell Stoughton
G Pickett
Lorain Hospital
C. B. McIntire
Sehmel
Harold White
Litchfield
EB. A. White
United States
Easy Jail Entry in Honolulu Convict Walks to Penitentiary
In Hawaii an inmate named Lee Kuk Sun was sentenced to hard labor for life for killing Park Ki Young after a dispute. He repeatedly delayed imprisonment by asking for short leaves to finish laundry visit Schofield Barracks, spend time with family, and even take a cab. A court clerk arranged a taxi escort with an interpreter to ensure he reached the territorial penitentiary.
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Honolulu
T. H
Hawaii
Lee Kuk Sun
Lee
Territorial Penitentiarys
Park Ki Young
Schofield Barracks
Les
Judiciary Building
Diamond Head
Goo Han Eung
Financial Report of the School District Ledger Details
The document itemizes receipts and expenditures for the Lerain County district, listing accounts for wages and transportation, equipment, maintenance, and auxiliary services. It records fixed charges, interest on borrowed money, debt certificates, and totals for assets and liabilities, with a certification date of February 4.
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Board OF Education
Flecal
County of Lerain
Transaertainm
Ouser Educational
Coz Equipment rCost
P_O
Addres Danwary Ltd
War and Punishment Reflected in Hawaii Detention
Fragmentary text notes harsh treatment of felons in Hawaii and mentions the warden, suggesting a punitive approach during the era. The wording implies a historically charged view of incarceration practices.
Sandwich Men Seek Work Amid London Street Protests
In London and Losdon districts unemployed demonstrators display boards listing work qualifications as they roam streets. Signs read that any job is acceptable with contact details and past employer references. The scene reflects a wave of job protests tied to broader economic distress.
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Sandwich
Lee Soar
Abe
London
Sbasdéwich
Losdono
Communists Rename Streets in Moscow After Foreign Leaders
The text notes Communist moves to rename streets in Moscow replacing them with names tied to foreign figures. It mentions Saint-Cyr-l'Ecole and a public library collection of Arabian Nights editions. The passage appears to mix garbled names and places, reflecting OCR distortion rather than a coherent report.
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Rivesalles
Marhal Jofre
Whee
Saint-Cyr-l'Ecole
Cam
Clerclas@” Public Library
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Structoen
Cipals
Stratien Salazies
Crass. Heidrich
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Malcolm Ct
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Moscow
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