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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
7
Fragmented OCR reports a college basketball contest involving Cham Commerce and unnamed opponents. Details are garbled with multiple misreads, making teams, dates, and scores unreadable. the article mentions a lead by a team referred to as the Bike Tee and references to Elks and Nevada among scattered terms.
Partial readable text discusses factory finishers and scheduling, mentioning interviews and figures like Warren and Tavenen. It references fuel, prevention, and factory activities, with unclear dialogue about cigars and costs. The fragment hints at production lines and worker arrangements without clear outcomes.
A promotional fragment touts Tuxedo tobacco as a daily pleasure and relaxation aid. It claims pipefuls bring benefit and happiness, suggesting enjoyable use in pipes or cigarettes.
A garbled OCR note references a call involving a treasurer and a vote or tally. It mentions a test run and a figure around 12 units, with phrases suggesting a scheduling or procedural update. Names and places are unclear due to text damage, but the fragment points to a financial office matter and a governance inquiry.
An Acwant advertisement item notes a 19 Twe event with a 15 read by 26 readers. The fragmentary line suggests a small local notice or classified blurb, likely about a reading or showing. The readable pieces highlight numbers and a reader count without broader context.
The Times editor declares a rule limiting published communications in the column. Writers may not require publication and signs are not necessary, but show intent. Several letters have been received recently, though the editor adheres to policy and maintains seal on communications.
A highly damaged OCR fragment discusses ide, savings, or credit and mentions foreign residents and a person named Mr Metluein from Ueleware. Opponents are said to have Rabustered against a Cre rey VBtusion peewee, with unclear context and multiple garbled terms.
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