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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1941
Page
7
A fragmented OCR item mentions rug and carpet cleaning services with stray phrases about prices fees and locations. Distinct entities are unclear but hints at shops or ads in a local market. The readable bits suggest a sale or service listing for rug care and related household trades.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and places without clear event or date. The readable portions reference individuals and locations but lack a coherent narrative or outcome to summarize into a full news item.
A London boy of fourteen is required to pay tax on an eighteen dollar weekly wage. The article notes many youths, some as young as twelve, employed in munitions factories earning up to twenty four dollars weekly. The piece contrasts tax obligations with rising child labor during wartime.
In Washington a campaign urges grazing crops on cut over timber land to convert stumps into useful feed. Clearing work is costly but seedings at Washington State College will start soon to yield grasses by fall for grazing next spring and summer.
An 80 year old slate pit worker, Belward Jackson, asserts a 70 year career in slate production. He notes his past long tenure and current role as a blacksmith at the Jackson Bangor State Company, where he works beside other workers and stays active through hunting and daily training.
MISSOULA MONTANA Greg Tier leads Montana State University football team this fall with a new mascot a cub bear named for Gre e Rice a world record holder. The bear will replace Fossy the longtime mascot after four seasons.
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