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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1915
Page
8
A garbled but coherent report outlines Warren town activities including bus schedules, river access, and road work along Conewango Avenue. It references the annual meeting, the board chair G. Chapel, and project plans for water, sewer, and street improvements with mention of dates, locations, and involved departments.
Fragmentary OCR describes an event with times like 00 and 2100, mentions Warren, a figure of 250 dollars, and a sequence along a line ending at 30200 poi. Incomplete phrases reference painting, a race or display, and leaving smeaters for Warren at a location.
Irregular schedule notes mention departures from Warren to OU and SaeMeld at the same time. The fragmentary text references Warren Lents and Jamestows with unclear context and no concrete dates or entities to anchor.
A fragmented veteran tribute recounts gratitude for Shawnie progress and past deeds. It lists speakers and attendees including Wm. Duke, Grey, and O. W. Eworth, notes tentative decorum, and references to performances ending with Auld Lang Syne played by the orchestra.
Readable items include a committee table, bids and a price reference of 2.01 per degree. Mentions of individuals such as Nina Mary Keorae and Norah Warren appear amid garbled phrases about eggs, health foods, winter ads and various locations.
Fragmentary 19th century notice cites train crews as civil service targets in a political mobilization. It alleges labor votes influence and criticizes opposition, naming Pullman workers and local agencies. The ad claims thousands of railroad workers hold jobs, warns of manipulation, and offers services at Sam Sing 221 Pennsylvania Avenue West for recruitment or political messaging.
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