Lions Club Invites West Virginia to Huntington Convention
The Huntington Lions Club sends invitations for the third annual state convention to be held in Huntington on May 25 and 26 with breakfasts and luncheons planned. The notice mentions citywide entertainment, hotel reservations for 350 dinners, and the push to bring spouses for the event amid a lively publicity push.
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Hotel Frederick
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Boots and Her Buddies Convention Talk
A clipped note urges discussion in sleep but warns against letting others steer the convention. The fragment hints at internal debate and the need for independent stance within the group.
Dinty the Dog Killed by Car Near Huntington
The Huntington Herald Dispatch reports on Dinty Moore a beloved dog connected to W D Cunningham printer at The Herald Dispatch. Born Bluefield four years ago he lived among newspaper plants, famed for friendliness courage and clever tricks including bowing at meals. Tail of accident when Dinty darted into traffic causing fatal injuries after being struck by a car.
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Cunningham
MANS BEST FRIEND OT COW OR HEN
Chicago. Which is man's best friend the cow or the hen. Bessie had weight on her side, says Herbert Hooks of the Evaporated Milk Association. He warns a milk strike would cause a food catastrophe, eggs or milk, with milk essential and eggs less so. Milk output in 1923 reached 109,736,062,000 pounds. Water piping protection by frost rests on straw rope.
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