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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1921
Page
10
Ovale Olates peaceta interest presents the musical Take It From Me at the Rialto theater on Thursday night. The show is praised as lavish and bright with strong character work and a witty story set amid city department store incidents and advertising lore.
Secretary and treasurer EB M Vincent reports Judge Thompson has not set a decision time for the Cook versus VanDeusen election case, with a ruling expected between now and Monday morning. The record notes multiple seized wagons and references to fines and intoxication.
Fragmented OCR text notes harsh weather affecting Transtens City Walls and road conditions. Mentions police involvement and nighttime activity with uncertain details and dates.
Whidden's Vulcanizing advertises electricity powered tire retreading at 616 W Broad St and accessories. Contact numbers 2055 and 115 West Ave 2864. Local listing shows two shop locations and phone contacts.
Fragmentary text references a Morganstern smoke judge Taft Se Cigar and ads. It mentions damaged or incomplete details about an event or notices, with unclear connections to a date or location. The readable pieces suggest a vintage newspaper item with promotional content and possible legal or public notices.
A statement from D M Byam emphasizes that the essential talent for a Justice of the Peace is sharp reasoning united with broad knowledge. The excerpt highlights the importance of sound judgment in dispensing justice.
The report notes judgments against Yuirgia, with Daie listed for amounts including 735 dollars in one case and a second judgment unspecified in the fragment. The text lacks further details on the parties or court.
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