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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
10
The fragment references Phil, Watters, and a trebles remark with a cue about value compared to cold. It notes a value around T70.060 and mentions queer hithe thearviey Radin in a cryptic context without clear events or outcomes.
A premier horse shoe contest is planned at the Mr Veland Indoor Horse Shoe Court at Fast 49th and Superior next Sunday at 1 pm between two top teams. Eight men per side will pitch for top honors as Akron and Columbus vie in a high class event, drawing players with National Tournament experience. The arena promises lively action and strong crowd potential as fans anticipate a landmark match in the capital city.
Fragmented text mentions a dated event for Medina with a value of £2 in 1253 and mentions seating and a late entry. The readable phrases are sparse and unclear, but reference a date mix and a political or seating context. Entities: Medina, £2, 1253.
The readable text mentions wine and spray, a Saturday date, and possible names, with garbled phrases and unclear details. It reads like an OCR fragment from a notice or column, lacking coherent structure or concrete facts.
The readable portion shows garbled OCR with repeated fragments and odd characters. Key names, dates, or places are not identifiable, leaving only inconclusive strings and stray words. The item lacks coherent facts suitable for a proper newspaper card.
An unclear fragment references injury in the Eaarig War and related cases. It mentions The Cheveligders and possible costs or fines tied to the events, but the readable content is insufficient to identify all entities or a concrete outcome.
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