Flannery Proved A Peach In Medina All Stars Tilt
Flannery starred for the home team staking a close win over the All Stars at Medina Friday. The game featured tense moments with disputed plays and a controversial three strikes call. Despite heated controversy the Magles endured a sweltering sun and weak attendance as stars battled for every base hit and run.
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All Stars
Medina
Ciross
Mab
Plannery
Harry Tracy
Aly
Ap Iceber
Oroathing Wilhelms
Culley
Wilhelm
Lome
Flannery
Cowbie
Curlolope
Court injunction clarification sparks questions from councilman N Kincey
In a Saturday morning exchange, a Reprupian official pressed how long the injunction will hold until trial before U S judges and a decision by the yaders. The dialogue reflects public concern that the court may overhaul the matter, while Kinney noted action papers were not issued for some members. Separately, drug ads and medical cures are interwoven in the issue context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Kincey
United States
Yaders
Mr. Kinney
Kinney
Courci
Buried Treasure Claims Draw Wooster Native to Locate Spanish Wealth
A Wooster man named Mowers claims a magnet aided instrument can locate buried Spanish treasure. He recounts a tale of 80,000 dollars in silver and gold hidden by Indians during a late 1800s raid, with a crude diagram found on a bone indicating the site. He asserts the treasure lies in a remote area near Funks Hollow and offers 100 dollars to anyone who secures him access to the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Mowers
Awe Khowr
Muouges
Mowery
Bell Land
Mowers
Burbank
Mosers
Pauls
Boas
Meoesers
Funks Hallow
Vicltn Pressen
Liie
Syajo Bing
Hull
Mr Mowers
Marriage announced in Detroit Boeing News
A notice from July 24 reports the marriage of Frances Bucher of Shreve to Major Britchfield. The bride, one of Shreve's fairest daughters, has many friends in the city, and Major Critchfield had been courting her for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Boeing News
Critchiotd
Frances Bucher
Shreve
Ollitiat Uy
Burker
Major Britchield
Major Critchfield
Family Doctor Balm Praised For Colds In Head
A letter from J. Kmr Baut of Blue Island Illinois extols Ely Brothers Cream Balm as a family remedy for nine years. He endorses its use for children, calling it a godsend for head cold symptoms and notes trial sizes and mail order options from 56 Warren Street New York. A second product reference mentions Dr Thomas Eelocaric or Teorerpaine for sprains.
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Blue Island
Ill
Ely Bros
J. KmrBaut
Ely Brothers
Warren St
New York
Cts
Social notes recount gatherings and honors in town society
Mrs J McKee of Chicago hosts entertainment this afternoon as friends and neighbors attend a tea and garden party. Mr and Mrs S L Lee host about twenty guests for dinner in honor of Mrs Mathews and son Fred of Aburndal Vermont. Picnic events, church activities, bird classes, and campus outings are noted, with multiple hosting families and local clubs listed among attendees. The narrative lists numerous residents attending luncheons, dances, and picnics, highlighting community ties and social calendars.
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McKee
Chicago
Smmet Lee
Pisos Odell
Jt Friends of
Liewe
Leo Peebles
Mathews and Son
Fred
Aburndal Vt
Nise Sprague
Che Vasufere
Vin Moore
T 4
Nis
Croech
God
Uricke
Chu Verelo
Rey Krafft
Sary Park
Miss Plurger
Thoursday
North
Market Street
Miss Jolly
Pittsber
Wiehwarty
Teddy Beuseves
Jenny
Mary Tristas dies suddenly at home of Louis Bolus
Mrs Mary Bolus died very suddenly on Thursday at the Bolus residence on Mucbetna streets after a sudden attack. Neighbors and family described her as a devoted wife and mother. The funeral was held Sunday from the residence and interment followed at Wooster cemetery.
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Mary Tristas
Sara Ce
Louis Bolus
Fais
Mucbetna
Bolis
Beat Ab
Rolus
Tholas
Coem
Ondermink
Rolas
Drucie
Auss Roloson
Aasie
Volk
Dlutssenpet
phRichia
Dhogttor
Bolus
Witshura
Veenstar
Henri Geib
Winuatt
Agdeh
Heda
Lutheesa
Wuss
Suaden
Crete
Plaice
Wooster
Road talks in Wooster over Canton to Munster line
George Ho Bilman FW Sigler and J M Downes discuss Wooster to Canton route as a possible merger with Shreve interests. Downey says Cleveland financiers will fund the road, issue bonds, and seek mutual advantages, while avoiding open conflict with rivals.
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George Ho Bilman
Sigler
J M Downes
Eand
Wooster
Yes
Canton
Minsfield
Woosses
Cleveland
Munster
ORF Blan Meat
Downey
Wooster Munstie
Craig
Kess
Shreve
Best Liniment for Strains Endorsed by Mr Wells
Mr P H Wells a Deer Park Long Island NY merchant recommends Chamberlains Pain Ball as the best liniment for strains. He used it last winter for a soreness in the side after a sprain and was greatly pleased with the results.
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P. H. Wells
Deer Park
Long Island
N. Y
Chamberlain
Fragmented OCR Notes on a Pie Shop and Quarters
The text presents garbled phrases about a new quarters project, a pie business, and various unclear references. It mentions Watts, plates, oats, and potential occupancy changes, but no coherent events or identifiable names emerge.
Monument Beautification Efforts Face Local Controversy
Community leaders discuss plans to beautify the area around Feith with new tarps and displays. Officials cite trophies and patents as inspiration while residents voice concerns about cost and disruption to the public space. Local figures Miris Joon Bopus and Henry Eo Hername Vas weigh in on the project.
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Mirus Joon Bopus
Henry Eo
Ali
Dean's Kidney Pills Helped Woman's Back and Kidneys
A medical testimonial from a Nebraska resident describes back and kidney relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad claims the patient remained symptom free for six months and credits the product with restoring health. Sold by Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo NY, price 58 cents a box.
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Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
United States
Dean
DAN QUINLIN'S MONKEY AND A THEATER SCENE
A jagged OCR text fragment reports on Dan Quinlin's Monkey and a chaotic theater scene. It mentions performers, a parade, an audience, and references to weather, remedies, and advertisements. The readable content appears as disordered notes from a newspaper page. The piece references various names and phrases without coherent narrative. It includes stray mentions of Penney, Was wae, Pettproud, and medical ads like August Flower.
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Ades Sears
Woo
Lina Wali Gorey
Owe
Emmy Eoe
Pune
Fragmented OCR Note with Miscellaneous Words
The readable text presents a jumble of garbled phrases and fragments. It includes stray letters and misjoined terms that mention various apparent names and places without coherent context or complete sentences. No clear event or person is established for a proper summary.
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, Ga
Pepsin Syrup Co
Monticello, Ill
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Zimmernian & Ci
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West Liberty St
North Hever St
Jos
Jacob Fischer
Prick Memorial Hock
Woodstpr
OHICL
H. FE. Crowes
Undertaker
Downing Block
Nold Avenue
Peonsyvata
Mackinawits
Little Traverse Bay
Indian River
Tor’ Panda
Geo. W
Mountain ‘Lake
Vis
Baltiore-&-Ohio-Railroad
Mountainake Park
Fracy
Tinings
Blaser
Luce Wilhelm
Weld
Luce Uaes
Kugies
Clark Follis
Kins
Clark
Alta Iden
Glark
Aki
Ab of Weld
Boltisa
Graham
Lure
Joe Dark
Alco
Olden
Sa.k. Mu
Tierce
Wilcox
Pranokte
Chatfield
Newrork
Vinnie Ron Econ
DeWitt
S. BR. Meredith
Del
Lauba Boy
Zivmerman & To
T-Hopkins
Ae Polar
Eine Sents
Major
Eighth Regiment
Benedicts
Iphomis
Social Notes
Dehr Rockey
A. Lyhe Watch Park
Walter Rockey
Cats Park
Wesley Mi
Lowa
Perry
Maurer
Nold Gueute
Moss
Sara Blandford
NisLoup
John Barte
Iridas
Buon
Mas Duasul
Mio
Auladie
Miusstemman
Bene
Death
Oaters
Impaal
Sosa Ea
MIT MV
Van
Dan Quinlin’s
Iniserth
Mawes
Berth
Marshall Tater
Tiptry
Maver Smith
Ios
Cat Bates
Ted
Aerioarrivers
Coudutios
August Flower
Ius Gata
Laubach
Oa i
Erouk Vos Prest
Sqdite
Sapolio
F. W. Platt
New-York Tribune Farmer
Qld
Furners
The
New York Tribune Farmer
Apo
Reece
Caran Bea
Geek Eo
Dre
Amer
NEW Ang A
Cbses
Swiracuse
Harrow
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