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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1942
Page
6
A fragmentary notice from Wellington Hatchery Ohio markets baby chicks and turkey poults as well bred, well fed and approved for greater profits. The garbled OCR mentions Kipton Hatcher and references legal and civic items amid a chaotic mix of names, dates, and places, but highlights hatchery products as a key business.
A fragmented OCR notice outlines proposals for county purchases and related legal actions. It mentions officials, bidding, and the Beard of Auditors, with references to submission timelines, contract obligations, and property items including a trunk and hearsay details.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Stang Motors and used cars with unclear details. The readable portion hints at a dealership notice or advertisement but lacks concrete actions, dates, prices, or locations to establish a clear event.
The text appears as broken lines with many misspellings and missing phrases. It mentions entities such as TE Tees ECU and TAMU, with unclear actions, dates, or outcomes. The legible portions suggest a formal organizational notice or meeting record, but essential details are unreadable.
Norman, Okla. University officials approve a campus dancing ban after hours to steer students from off campus entertainment. Dr. Joseph A Arandi, former city editor and new president, supports evening canoeing programs on campus to 10 p.m. to curb off campus outings.
A mother speaks on Jean's drawing and arithmetic struggles. The article discusses building self confidence by giving easy wins to encourage effort and later tackle harder tasks. It stresses supporting children without shaming and shaping positive attitudes toward learning.
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