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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1927
Page
13
Fragmented OCR text shows a church meeting record with garbled numbers and unclear figures. The readable items include a total and multiple monetary figures such as 8000.00 and 1275.00, but the surrounding context is not decipherable. The fragment mentions a minister or assistant and an event labeled as a meeting.
The Warren Chamber of Commerce and Emory C. Cook urge the State Highway Department to accept bids or proceed with the work on a dangerous market street entrance. They condemn delays and blame the department for slow action after local adjustments last summer.
Chicago April 12 Armour Grain Co faced possible dissolution as officials awaited a ruling denying the company trading privileges on the Chicago board of trade. If imposed the order would halt operations, though officials hoped for a different outcome.
A Norwegian freight ship Ft Gaines carrying 4000 cases of liquor was seized after a clash with police. Four crew members were captured as officers pursued the vessel after a gunfire exchange near New York jurisdiction.
The aged oil magnate Aged Om King wraps up a winter in New York with Rockefeller visiting after golf and social duties. He notes no change in weight and declares he never felt better, while his appearance shows signs of age but remains energetic.
Charles Denby, son-in-law of U S Senator Reed, appointed assistant district attorney to fill a vacancy. Judge Hound Davis ordered the appointment in quarter sessions. Lancaster School Board authorized a $1,250,006 bond issue. special election low turnout with 3,460 votes for and 2,458 against.
London April 13 The Prince of Males departed today to spend ten days in Madrid on an official family tour.
A dense tally of radio programming and station rosters shows schedules for WEAF New York WEAF and many other outlets. Listings include talks music concerts lectures and varied regional broadcasts across cities like Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Milwaukee and Los Angeles with times and program blocks.
Wall Street Journal Review notes week ended April 2 saw car loadings dip after three weekly gains, but still above year-ago levels by 64,000. Oil production rose, keeping early trading brisk. Strong spreads and new highs in commercial salvage, with Colorado Fuel and Cities Service among leaders. Steel rebounded to 171, while General Motors rose to 184 1/2. Prices across commodities showed uneven shifts as markets opened.
Editorials discuss a miracle claim delaying sunset last night and a Wednesday evening Swedish Methodist service with Rev Theoore Moberg and a business meeting. Local society items cover Epworth League entertainment, Kiwanis luncheon remarks by Orrin Pressel, and Nestle cream methods claim in a Pittsburgh wholesale market report.
Fragmentary OCR notes list a person named Matt Frein alongside scattered terms like Young Mam, eatesian, Leo MT J, Kyllmar, and Carver House vetacen, with no clear action, date, or location specified. The garbled text suggests a missing or damaged local notice without verifiable details.
Varied local notes describe the first elected burgess of Exust Butler and upcoming installations, alongside state quarantine actions to curb rabies outbreaks. The piece references Odd Fellows Lodge activities, community services, and church notices with detailed names and places.
An uneven, OCR heavy piece surveys European travel and Florence lore. It lists poets, artists, and writers tied to Florence’s cultural milieu, mentions Machiavelli and Dante, and hints at a travel and literary guide vibe with scattered author names and places.
Old fishermen recall the Abner the Nive Clodagh and Tar as good salmon waters near Kilsheelan Ceolnamuck Lismore and Cahir Park. The season is described as lucrative with catches around fifty at Lismore and typical fish up to three pounds. Turbulent river conditions and overall abundance are noted as a constant in Europe nearby.
Fragmentary notice reports a pending judgment in a Millicent litigation case. Names and locations are garbled in the OCR but indicate a court action underway with no final disposition or dates readable.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a chaotic scene with references to a death, a cabana, and scattered names such as Lou Spos and others. The garbled wording makes exact events unclear, but the piece appears to describe a fatal incident, unclear perpetrators, and a jumble of unrelated phrases across the page.
A damaged news item reports on church events and memorials in Jamestown area. It notes the bronze plaques and memorial tallies placed in the Pounders Hall foyer, with late updates on their condition and potential public unveiling. The piece references speakers and pastors, with a period before the event and a controversial mockup linked to local parishes.
A community health day program for scouts and pupils is planned for Monday evening May 2 at Warren High School. The event emphasizes sanitary practices and health education, urging all registered scouts and local citizens to participate and assist in promoting public health through a short play and demonstrations.
Production in 24 hours ended April 5 shows about 20.0 million barrels? Wait. The text notes 20 banels and 11,900 barter fess. Vic um G Cor Company and C T Miller report Leckpot flow 1,500 barrels daily at depth 1,500 feet and 2,400 barrels daily at 4,428 feet. Both are old wells producing 50 percent water. Seminole crude yield in Oklahoma for 24 hours ended April 4 was 327,000 barrels, versus 325,000 on April 3 and 2900 on April 2. Area peak of 336,000 barrels set March 27, repeated March 31.
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