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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1925
Page
14
For rent near Frenoma area with a price of £7309. Close to a Sir house and Ga el soil A Bar from. See Mr. Johnson for details. Billings contact Phoas at 2295 for information about the sale.
Fragmentary November Brighton note mentions Lula Tenagat and A G Lisy in Cheviia with Moses, seen with father and Mrs. So. The garbled text limits extracting a clear event or names.
An incomplete notice mentions Mrs. Shunt of Lodi visiting relatives Jesse Burge and family. It also references a meeting on Friday evening where DL was elected and a Miss E aypenned tied to a home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Burge, with tan Cle Ain and Usughter G noted in fragmentary form.
The Columbia Senior and junior classes hosted a Halloween party at the Town Hall on Thursday. East side scholars led by the winning school paper contest. the event featured cider and doughnuts.
A fragmentary manuscript reports the Missouri School of Journalism obtaining a historic stone from St Patrick’s Cathedral in London. The piece notes the stone’s royal connections, its ties to British literary sites, and its significance to journalism history, citing figures like Aaron V and references to Westminster and St Pauls.
Classified notice advertises uncalled for overcoats for sale with prices starting at two dollars and nine cents. The listing is brief and uses a shorthand seller tag WASSERIALAG.
Partial OCR list shows multiple deeds and allotments in Ridgeville and surrounding areas. Mentions George W. Weisand, George W. fot sient, and Chester Lelind transferring lots 17-18 in block G for around 1000 dollars. Also references Lorzin, Osh, and Roswell addresses with dollar amounts and a Far East listing. The Postmaster General W. Mitchell Thomasen note cites a 3.5 million letters, 5.5 million postals, and 3.0 million telegrams handled last year by the post office department.
A fragmented report describes a shoe shop closed early in the evening and a mysterious interruption. A witness from Wicklow recalls a robbery or disturbance involving a woman and mentions her son. Details are unclear from the unreadable OCR.
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