Auto Service and Tire Ads Across Regions 1905
Fragmented notice compiles auto service offers and tire supply from McGuire's Eldotread Tire & Supply to City Auto Parts. It mentions brake work, carburetor repair, valve and strake services, and general vehicle maintenance. The text wanders through various locations, brands, and dates, mentioning Morgantown and Virginia-Naple while glimpsing a legal note about activity in Gala and related duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Service
McGuire
Rand
Eldotread Tire & Supply
Lake Avenue Hustlers Dance Plan Fractured Notice
Fragmentary OCR text references Lake Avenue Hustlers planning a dance and scattered names and places. The readable bits show a local event note with names, possible ages, and unclear details. No clear date or location is established in readable segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Lake Avenues
Hegee
Cary
Uae
Ebalty
Walla Fay
Gras
Public Sale of Fred R Morse Estate Meant Nearby Farm Items
Public sale of the late Fred R Morse goods set for July 7 at 12 o clock. Located 2 miles east of Axter or 1.4 miles west of Mil Hollow with items including farm machinery hay tools wagons and power equipment along with dining and bedroom furniture and household articles. Terms: cash. Cleora Morse executrix Walter Leber auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Morse
Axter
Mil Hollow
Morse Road
Cleora Morse
Walter Leber
Amherst Vera Mae Schubert Weds Army Man
Vera Mae Schubert daughter of Mr and Mrs M A Schubert Elyria and Ralph B Hart son of Mr and Mrs Ray Hart Kendallville Ind were married at St Peter s Evangelical and Reformed church in a double ring ceremony. Nev J H Ballone officiated and organ music accompanied the couple. Attendants wore varied gowns and gold crosses as gifts for the bride. The couple left for Lake James Indiana after a reception at the bride s home with plans to reside on Telegraph road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Mae Frucker
Amherst
Belly Mae Gunder
Elyria
Carr
Harry Murphy
Iris Mack
Kendallville
Tnd
Jack E. Hart
Rendalmlie
Eerl G. Berg
Hans “Nivits
Oberlin
Welock
Tau Gue
Rebeikte
Blissey
Joan Styles
Geraldine Kellag
Elythany
Kathryn Berg
Henrietta
Rush Schule
Tishaeworth
Amherstudent
Caroline Stewart
G.W. Glasaw
Lake James
Indiana
Telegraph Road
U.S. Army
Miami
Conrad Ziloh
Arbeest
Quest
Alvin Portinda
William Miller
Brownhelmet
FL Whyte
Howard Hite
H. Whittlesey
Milo Mediueen
John Miller
Russell Miller
Mise
Eleanor Albright
Brownhelm
Robert Senniken
Cleveland
William McQueen
Margaret Pack
Mary Wolf
Linnse Cans
Gede
Florence Ss
Barckert
Virgini Cherry
Mure Tan Getzel
Marilyn Jenne
Mareg Finnegan
Elaine Springer
Clare Acerz
Marcella Finnegan
Fae Country
Mes
Cleo Pe Innes
Howard Kreeger
Ray Haas
Lledo Hove
Abe
Ralph Stark
Christe Wolt
Geony
Church News First Evangelical
Clayton Springer
South Main Street
St. Peter's
Badeer Mayer
Howaod
Main Street
Navy
Hagneh
Fsanphins
Iain Mae Cratit
Barry
EL Teylor
Willian Lo Park
Marius
Ster
Snd
Walter Pern WoTherst
Aerie
Merial
Amherst area brides and community notices shared
Local Amherst pieces report a May wedding of Miss Cratit and Mr Taylor at the Methodist church, plus postnuptial and farewell events. Shifts include a list of attendees, church notices, charity dinners, and a Navy veteran acknowledgment affecting local families.
Vernon Ross opens new addition to Middle Avenue
Vernon Ross inaugurates an extension on Middle Avenue amid ceremonies and local notices. The event marks expansion for the business with attention from residents and regional officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Ross
Middle Ave
Steve
Town meetings outline Oberlin program series
Oberlin announces four town meetings led by Dr Hana Simons of the New School for Social Research to discuss anti Nazi themes. Lectures include Can We Trust Russia and What media does for peace, with speakers Jerome Daves and Krueger. Community Vacation Bible School begins July 30. registration at the church office. Hospital updates list several discharges and births. local service notes include comments on local churches and theatre events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberelin
Hana Simons
New School For Social Research
New York City
Oumlin
Finney Chapel
Pam
Jerome Daves
Dr Wala Shad
Krueger
Piet
Lous May
Mtr
Arai
Edward F. Filise
New York
Joli Guerry
Af Myo
Wayne J. Drang
Ruesedt Larval
Ant Phige
Dyot Het
Church Office Hospital News
Walte Fabog
Donald Rhinesad
Ronald Rhineharty
Clare Hauth
Harry Howard
Denta Jean Aldrich
Erna Davadsan
Marold’ Jackson
Robert Hubbard
Hugh Holloway
David Urgene
Fred Washington
Babs Girk Abd
Neon Grey
Hirth
Way McCurity
Fred Holloway
Altes
Min Woodruff
Wellington
Servier Mon
Cherles IL Cacrick
Dee
Catrick
Baldwin Vall
Bronx
Robert W. Ohley
Faropemn
Duff Baldwin
Cerio Visiugs
Alis
Baldwins
Jone A. Hodpers
Cadis Peorireh
ABC
Cherba College
Menry
Atterbings
Tad Sour
Bradley
Arthur BE
Ab San Street
Hyadtsin
Pete
Anpust Martins
Athineon
Arwts
Fragmented OCR Summary of Unclear Text
The readable fragments mention names and places in a jumbled order. No coherent events or actions are clear enough to summarize into a single factual item with proper entities. The text appears damaged and lacks a verifiable incident, date, or outcome.
Guarding Tomatoes From Aphids Expects 1917 Repeat
DEAN HALLIDAY warns gardeners of an extraordinary tomato aphid infestation, last seen in 1917. Entomologists note aphids spread by air currents. they curl leaf tips and sap plants dry. Advice covers spray and dust formulas using nicotine sulfate and soap, with routines to target undersides of leaves.
Legume Seeding Tactics Against Straw Left by Harvest
Ohio State University researchers led by Professor Willard studied how straw left by combines damages legume seeding. In field tests removing straw reduced seedbed disruption and increased yields. After clipping stubble and removing material, the following year’s wheat yield rose to about 310 pounds per acre, with notable reductions in seedbed disturbance and improved growth from crowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Willard
Ohio State Universiy
Pritersor Willard
Jace
Summer care tips for small fruits from Ohio State University
OSU guidance advises removing fruiting canes after final summer picking to allow new growth, then burning old canes to reduce disease. After harvest, cultivate deeply, plant cover crop, and mulch under to improve soil for cereals and strawberries. Regular shallow cultivation starts when plants are set and continues through summer, keeping soil moist to encourage runners and root growth for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archaald van Doren
Ohio State University
Grass Hungry For More Nitrogen in Ohio Pastures and Hay
In fall 1944 and spring 1945 weather stressed pasture and hay crops in Ohio. Dr. Dodd, extension specialist at Ohio State University, notes soil nitrogen levels and the need for nitrogen to boost production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
DR. Dodd
Ohio State University
Increased grass yields with nitrogen and slag dumps in Wales
Reports show bluegrass yields rising from 400 to 2800 pounds per acre with available nitrogen, and a bromegrass alfalfa mix producing 1333 pounds per acre without nitrogen and 3405 with 0.8 percent nitrogen. To curb soil erosion near Abergele railway embankment, thousands of tons of basic slag are being dumped. Chile plans acquisition of a fleet of motor trucks to move goods from remote counties to railway stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abergele
Wales
Chile
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Opds
Akron
Leskotrs Ata
B. F. Goodrich
Fea May OY & Fog
Litre City Auto Parts & Sales
Penn
LE Gebret
R. E. MacDonald Gan Pree le Orit Mhelle Mead
U.S. Tires
Glen Rogers Mots, Inc
Per Wade
Alvonlinn
Heurieyta
Epi
Meleagal
Gala
Morgantown
Narada
Chonellen
Nate
York
Perry Virwinia
NAPEU
Gates
Vera Mae Schubert
Clarence Pal Berg
Nicphint
Edath Siller
Pauline Billingley
Frances Rostkoski
Agen
LM Club
Alts
Harold
Ladiong Billinweley
Juan Roding
Eating Howard
Pire
Jeannine Howard
Adine Tiegris
Padracin
Lucy Roemer
Cleveland Avé
Amy
Osborn
Oak Bt
Richard Hanmer
Walnut Street
Jimminy
Zawal
Aif
Wiarte Agha Ney
Nevis Alief
Mea
Perget
Pha
Adsingiter
Lincoln Lawn
CAREK
Dean Halliday
Central Press Association
Teesuay Penfield
AL Seefers
Graf Pon
Hebekah Todge
Columbia
Arme Grange Rieels
Carlisle
Circle 3
Hochester—Center Aid Sutiety
Farnsworth Collage
Circle 2
Gerapton--Wormen
Bible Clans
Emma ‘Pran
Columbia Jolly James
Coretact
LA Grange
Circle 5
VOSS
Jay Tiser
Floyd Greeks
Mexicor
Leningrad
EATON
Ridgeville
Columbia Suns
Litchfield Business
Wakeman
French Bros
Wakeman Growers of
Elyria Business
Farm Bureau
Twine
Per Bale
Litchfield Exchange
A. G. Law
Litchfield
Medina
Chatham
Lorain
Elyria Fence and Implement ‘Co
TOM Polen Obertin Feed and Wess
Sowtee Water Systems
Piual Ie
Get Firestone Factory
Sania
Rauts
Firestone
N. B
U. 5
N. H
Wilford’s Hatchery
Oberlin Road
Grafton
the Grafton Savings & Banking Co
Federal Denon Insurance Corporation
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