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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1915
Page
7
MEW and JAS headline a busy sports week with wrap up on key results. The week highlights notable performances and upcoming fixtures across multiple teams, with emphasis on standout players and standings.
The text describes a chaotic, garbled account of a track meet with scattered names and partial phrases. It mentions teams, athletes, and events in a jumble, including references to Le Plauage and Claverdon vs Ewenatteg with unclear outcomes and inconsistent spellings across the corrupted OCR.
A fragmented sports notice discusses an expected fan revolt if admission rises by ten cents to 2.80. The piece references a upcoming basketball committee meeting and potential seating and pricing changes affecting attendance and revenue.
Ambiguous report from Famestown hints Jasunteen squad facing tough practice and rival Beeurses in a key game tonight. Suspense over lineup and outcome remains, with speculation about pregame focus and late adjustments for a decisive victory attempt.
Fragmented OCR text summarizes political notes on federal farmer bureau, state cooperation, and wartime policy debates. Mentions Warren, Pomona, and gendered activism phrases amid unclear context.
Clara Olmstead reports on public concern over extravagance in funeral expenses and family living costs. The piece cites varied views on spending for funerals, household wages, and farm women's roles, arguing for prudent spending and practical budgeting in challenging times. Observers call for more thoughtful support for farmers, cottage industries, and affordable sustenance, while noting strong opinions on social expectations and economic strain.
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