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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1919
Page
5
A damaged OCR note shows Mr Green receiving a traveling bag as a token of farewell from Green Davidson. The message expresses regret at his leaving and lists former clerks and coworkers, including Mabel Lund and Lola Walter, noting loyal disposition and valued service.
A brief report notes a new creation arriving in Crete in May, highlighting its potential to affect the market. The item is described with a distinctive red color and is expected to attract attention from locals and visitors alike.
Officers for the ensuing term were nominated at an Odd Fellows meeting held at the Odd Fellows Temple on Hickory Street. A second degree was conferred on five candidates and several applications were read. The semiannual election is set for next Tuesday evening. Brig. General Charles T. Cresswell conducted the first inspection of Company 4 in Philadelphia.
Miss Frances Cooney received an evening from her weap on fie informing her of New York on the liner Ana Mary. Brew sailed from Bordeaux over two weeks ago, several saw service in follow of naval forces in parts of the American Expo that country for more distributing and m officer two stand j ada half side of.
Readable fragments suggest an outcome or goal in progress. The text hints at future achievement tied to a person or group, but details remain unclear due to corruption.
Final voters list references AYYON COULTY and G Seymour with Carmine Rubin as applicants on September court. The health condition of men is fairly good with mild illnesses. An epidemic of common colds is reported to be mild, with only one case of flu since March 12.
Carl A. Lundgren and Karl August Einar Johnson, both Swedish natives, had their naturalization declarations cancelled by government action under the July act. The move lets neutral aliens withdraw to avoid military service. Flooding along the Allegheny River swelled water levels by several feet, threatening Pittsburgh-bound lumber trade. Recorder HW M Choate of Smethport notes stock and telegraph cash entries totaling 52,090.
The text notes changes in values and costs with a focus on the sixteen th. period and mentions population growth near thirty-three percent and a two percent annual rate. It appears as an OCR fragment with unclear figures and multiple garbled terms.
The Major notes that the grams sent total about five and a quarter million words and mentions spring cleaning and interior alterations in Warren. The text references rushing content and a season for these tasks with unclear phrasing and several garbled terms.
C Beckley, a local electrical contractor, has installed one of the Delco lighting units at Auto Shay. The display will be used to illuminate the show machine in use near farm homes along the road. The wire system involved was organized for sending units to France in World War I and is linked to Verdun sector operations, though health issues interrupted further action. A note mentions certification and recruiting procedures at nearest station.
A Warren exhibition features a standout trailer regarded as among the finest of its kind with many motorists likely to purchase for future use. The display also hints at sulfid bonus discussions and the show’s lasting impact on local buyers.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an auto show with items from a company in Irvineburg and products described as best on the market. Details about the exhibit, firm names, and specific claims are obscured by garbled wording.
The fragment notes a transport or market scene involving a meat market on E Fark with unspecified traders and items. Names and places are fragmented, and the readable portion centers on a meat market setting and a possible character or brand reference.
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