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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1916
Page
2
Fragmentary stock market data and notes on local prices, weather hints, and daily trade items. Mentions Corsicana, Nashville area references and scattered pricing terms, unclear due to damaged OCR but preserves dated market style.
A scrambled OCR note references water concerns and an upcoming ad related to a public works plan. It mentions advertising prompts, potential schedules, and local figures, urging residents to weigh opinions on the so called project.
A messy OCR page records topics including Warage Incense and a marriage license issued Thursday by Recorder Waset. It mentions a Warren Gun Club report, local tax collector notes, and various civic events with names like Medlock and Cleary appearing in the garbled text amid court and business notices.
A jumble of garbled OCR text discusses fashion items including infant wear and children's rompers. Lacks clear events or entities. summarization focuses on listed garments and general fashion notes without concrete details.
A fragmented report describes a Sunday school event and a community meeting. It mentions attendees including named individuals, a discussion on a charity or ritual, refreshments, and local organizing figures. The text references a ward or street and several people connected with a church or civic group.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Tanlag and Happy Man aiding a friend. The passage includes garbled place names and dates, with scattered references to a store, a theater, and various individuals. No coherent event or clear dates emerge from the readable fragments.
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Unclear readable text shows a retry attempt at Richardown's for a WATAUT BAL event with fragmented phrases and names. The brief lacks coherent details about participants or outcomes.
Fragments report a public dance event at Beir Hall on Friday evening with a band, dancing, and wine offered to attendees. Lead judge mentioned in unclear text, inviting residents to attend the Mirror ballroom event despite many garbled words.
A fragmented report notes theft from the Wandarkrs candy shop on Reater Street near Panna Ave. The incident involves Sul Watar Lag and other damaged areas with unclear details and misread street names. Key names appear as Reynalds and Shen with possible references to Decree and New York.
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