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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1917
Page
2
A brief notice promotes joining the White Progressive Club with a sharp call to act swiftly. The fragmentary text lacks clear names or dates but emphasizes urgency and inclusion details are incomplete.
A freight train damaged heavy furniture after a collision near Mend village, causing widespread disruption. Reports say Mr Swisher and neighbors sustained damage to goods and homes as crews shift loads and survey the scene. Local authorities investigate the incident and assess losses, with moving delays affecting nearby routes and business activity.
Fragmented OCR reports a medical struggle as Jeanie McAdoo seeks aid for her husband Sonia McAvine of National Tau Works. The narrative unfolds with illness, gastritis, and stomach issues, while a separate Greensville to Meadele train collision causes injuries. Goodwin sustains a scalp wound, Cressman and Miller are mentioned, and rescue efforts begin at dawn.
Readable fragments indicate a merchant listing for ladies gowns nightwear and undergarments including flannel robes and attire. Prices described as reasonable with emphasis on variety and availability in the Richardson area, though many details are obscured by the OCR quality.
A garbled missive hints at possible coal mine acquisition by a local party. The fragmented text mentions purchasing, mines, and names, but specific details and entities remain unclear due to OCR damage. No verifiable agreement or date can be confirmed from the readable lines.
AGarbled report recounts Hazel Tine addressing women's Liberty Loan campaign. It notes men and women urged to subscribe, with calls for intensive canvassing in wards burroughs and townships. The piece references patriotic duty, recruiting volunteers, and a push to meet bond goals.
A New York Produce Exchange report notes major creameries in the country faced price increases. Dairymen’s League members push for higher October milk prices while some plants reject full supply. Industry leaders debate on retail and grade A milk prices affecting butter and cheese manufacture. State authorities consider enforcement actions as trade groups seek relief and public officials discuss market regulation.
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