Warren man files deed but letters unreadable
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and numbers with unclear terms and dates. Charles M. Newton of Warren appears, with a postal address. The rest of the details are garbled and not decipherable.
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1916
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and numbers with unclear terms and dates. Charles M. Newton of Warren appears, with a postal address. The rest of the details are garbled and not decipherable.
Fragmented OCR text references a legal notice involving a maritime matter and demands for payment. It mentions individuals such as Warren and Conus Pave, a state or party name, and a date around 1911. The readable portions suggest a prompt for payment, a menage or debt action, and potential court or official action.
Fragmentary OCR yields a chaotic note mentioning gas customers and charges, with references to Intrawing cates and various names. It hints at overdue bills, payment privilege, and a count by the company, but lacks coherent context or complete details.
A garbled report details a wedding with numerous typos and jumbled names. It mentions Howe Phous as editor, a bride connected to Marie and Weather, and a groom with family members listed but unclear roles. Multiple parties and future moves are referenced amid disjointed phrases.
Fragmentary obit style text lists numerous names and locations with garbled phrases. Mentions Seidl and Dew, PCC terms, pallbearers, and a funeral setting but lacks coherent dates or sequence of events. Source contains many unreadable fragments and misaligned words.
A misread town report notes FULD SERVIC CONTERUL of Une seeks to join an apparent contract with Matual Pil Chrponabion. Wellington Stenger, proprietor of the Utopian Uuestre, is cited as overseeing the venture. Interview reveals rising costs and a claim that prices have doubled, signaling a push to refinance the project.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Neutron Pree for rheumatism claiming rapid relief from sore joints stiffness and pain after several days. The ad promotes easy purchase at local druggists and hints at nationwide distribution by The Reynalae Co with references to Philadelphia and Pittsburgh outlets.
A contested bowling meet unfolds with Hew School and nearby clubs vying for top honors. Players from Grims, Rioubl, and other teams clash in a tense matchup as spectators note standout pins and dramatic moments. Instructions imply a high energy sports brief.
A fragmented report recalls a drowning incident near a river where a person named Darney and others were involved. The text mentions an attempted crossing and a failed attempt to follow a safety standard, with unclear details about people and actions.
The notice records the death of 84 AKA Walters at Mt All Ranl urfaul on a Friday afternoon from tuberculosis. It describes her as a former worker at the Sheela House in 1906 and notes she died at age 25. The text mentions the night crew and the lit yard with electric lights, portraying a somber scene of winter.
Amid rising costs from newsprint suppliers, a local printer raises its daily counter price. Ghene, the manager at Ghene te tee Mgt GoM, cites higher paper and ink costs. Community merchants report small boosts to paper product expenses.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions someone named Suerinid and Dee facing a mishap near Eun White. The text is unclear about details, injuries, or outcomes, rendering a precise incident summary impossible from the readable portions.
An old advertisement touts GINGEROLE and CISGEROLE as the greatest remedies for rheumatism, colds, chest and sinus issues, sore throat, neuralgia, and more. It claims quick relief, lists ailments, and urges asking druggists for GINGEROLE with wide availability and recommendations.
A damaged notice notes school reopens today after a vacation period with changes in Thursday events and Friday activities. Students and staff anticipate the Christmas period and look forward to a new term as Kerie Kringle contributes to the season.
Ernest Anderson has moved from overseas homes to A. F. Carlson's Soliseenus, recently vacated by another occupant, marking a residential relocation.
A wartime appeal from Hope Hezeltine in Warren requests clothing donations for refugees in Cambridge England. The appeal notes thousands of refugees need aid and that cash gifts are now preferred to forward funds via Warren Savings Bank.
Harold Mazeltime of Cambridge England spoke at the December meeting of the Royal Society’s Academy section. The session focused on marine or mutual interest topics, with Hazeltine from Cambridge University among the speakers outlining research highlights and future prospects for members in attendance.
A garbled early 20th century style notice discusses foreign trade and domestic administration. It references American exports, wartime or postwar policy, and officials named Bern and Ronen, as well as general foreign and domestic actions. The text is heavily corrupted with illegible sections.
Fragmentary dispatch from Page One notes Villa followers in Chihuahua city under pursuit by Carranza forces after clashes with Guerrero troops. Reporting mentions leaders and displaced residents amid ongoing fight lines.
Local notes recount Warren High School activities including football results, Thanksgiving performances, and student involvement. Reports praise player contributions, theater entertainment, and the year’s athletic and scholastic achievements with dates and scores from games at Olean and Edinboro, noting upcoming seniors and junior plans.
A highly garbled text fragment mentions care, a Ben Dopa, Teac, and vague actions. No coherent event, date, or identifiable entities can be confirmed from the readable portions.
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