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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1942
Page
6
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A cluttered OCR page lists Realty firms and properties for sale or trade. Names include REALTY Ph. 3247, Wexler Tv, DON S. COOK REALTY, and STANFORD AVE, with various living spaces, lots, and farm or industrial property offers. Also mixed are auto services, tire suppliers, and an aging court case fragment mentioning Maria REA.
A damaged municipal notice describes a land parcel in Nivea City with boundaries along Mack River and Westerly Wardhaer Street. It references a recorded subdivision plat, a 40 foot frontage, and a sale terms requiring cash on day of sale and a minimum price equal to the appraisal.
Chief Tommy Thompson invites business and professional men of The Dalles to join a spring run event. The salmon dish is prepared with herbs and catches, while the community gathers for a traditional gathering supervised by archal workers.
Park Service Director Graver F. Clements collaborates with Oregon division of conservation on a plan to stock the Columbia River with game fish. The Dalles area would host a salmon feast where children could catch fish, emphasizing child safety and keeping youths away from mischief.
Parents must supervise toddlers almost constantly to ensure safety as children explore. The piece notes mothers observe their child Eshan and sibling Jecarvt, stressing vigilance when the infant is not in the play pen or beside them.
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