Wedding mix up delays ceremony in Graham West Virginia
A late night wedding in Graham West Virginia sparked a license mix up at a clerk’s desk. Reverend Thorn performed the ceremony for Charles Pointer and Evian May Bauckion after a frustrated groom retrieved the correct license from Princeton. The couple wed under electric lights at No Mans Land as notes described a cautious vow and hopeful future. The report also notes local lumber plans and the Ritter Lumber Company as notable regional business details.
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A. &. Thorn
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Chalmers
Mr. Pointer
Crvhem Daily News
Ceyler Lumber Moves to Band Mill Expansion
Rumor says Ceyler Lumber Company is installing a band mill as part of a lumber development tied to Ritter streets and a major Bend project. Local rumors name Ritter streets as backing the expansion and growth.
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Ceyler Lumber Company
Big Bend
Wild Tom Blown to Smithereens by Wire
Citizens of Cif Yard report Wild Tom blown to smithereens after coming into contact with a high voltage line near the railroad. The village path and fence lines were noted as witnesses as local authorities confirm the fatal accident.
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Cif Yard
Norfelk
Vétern
Amithereens
Prize porker killed in Abbey Valley event
Fragmentary text reports a prize hog killed in Abbey Valley. It mentions a star, sackstop, and references to years and names, but the readable portions are incomplete and unclear about full details or outcomes.
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SY Star
Christmas Wedding in West Graham Rings Joy
Eight members of one family suffer flu while local illness spreads. Amid the fever, Cody Slaughter and Miss Steffa Penland wed on Christmas Day in West Graham and plan to reside there, as illness limits gatherings and families cope with pneumonia and influenza.
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Misa Nellie
Tueron
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Vally Osborne
Graham
Arizona
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Tucson
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Portsmouth
Ohio
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M. Jennings
George Hesshaw
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O. K. Pihlewa
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Cody Slaughter
Steffa Penland
West Graham
Persian prints advance in the art world
A concise note on Persian printmaking gaining momentum and recognition in modern art circles. It highlights growing interest from collectors and galleries, with mentions of notable exhibitions and rising prices for classic and contemporary works.
Wardrobe at Palli Beach Features Bold Colored Gowns
The supply includes garment like pieces with limited selections around Palli Beach Wardrobe. Complete sets offer several gowns in pay reds greens and blues.
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Palli Beach
Science finds new way to produce sugar
London reports two English scientists after three years of lab work claim to duplicate plant photosynthesis to produce sugar from soda water. They suggest sugar could be derived from carbon dioxide and water with catalysts, explaining plant growth and atmospheric carbon use.
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London
Scientists Claim New Formedaldehyde Production via Light
Scientists Profess or Batley and Protisser Hellbrom report that formaldehyde can be made from water using very short wave fenethight and that formaldehyde may form under ordinary sunlight in the presence of malachite green or other coloring matter. They observe sugar formation from water under altra-vet rays and note CO2 concentration with sodium carbonate boosts yield. Telegraph Want Ads bring a reads.
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B.C. Batley
Protisser Hellbrom
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