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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1926
Page
14
A historically garbled report describes an agricultural plan to combat the Mexican bean beetle. Officials discuss chemical controls, potential biological strategies, and the impact on crops with mentions of Carmona and state agencies.
A community program extends library access to youngsters with hundreds of books donated and distributed across streets and schools. Officials note the event promotes reading and supports local families, while plans discuss continued outreach and future partnerships.
Fragmented OCR text reports a state government hearing or notice event with references to departments, counties, and local authorities. Mentions city, county officials, and legal actions but many words are garbled. key names and places are partially legible, including references to Sylvan and Colley and a summer series.
A garbled list from the county clerk records shows licenses issued to applicants Ayers Leegtence data Qraldt and others. Names and details are partially unreadable.
A long list of students from Roosevelt Junior High and Watts School is named as perfect attenders on the West Side. The reported roster names numerous pupils, highlighting the achievement across grades and classrooms with many common surnames and full names appearing in the text.
Real estate transfer notice appears with names Maryke Parrett Willbew Parr and attorneys. It mentions Maurice Adder, Walton, Morris, and Hayne with various sub-divisions and consideration sums. The legals reference Chesapeake and national properties with clerkly phrasing and dates garbled in OCR.
A near finished Boy Scout camp along the Coal River shows major progress. Ten acres prepared, dugouts and wells planned, weather permitting, with new water systems and protective features advancing toward open use by troop leaders and attendees.
A damaged OCR passage describes a summer camp project with officials and staff named Hopkina, Kiel, Bowyre, Lin, Wiseman, Morrow, Grascian, and Witherspoon. The camp aims to feed 100 campers daily at Cate Wattende, with renovations to be completed then. Local officials praise the site near Charleston WV, noting a camp opening soon after a thorough inspection.
Application forms are being issued for the oped unit period with a capacity limit. Many campers who attended previous higher camps seek to attend Camp Walbande Union Summer. Camp now has enough space and facilities to accommodate all applicants without crowding.
Fragmentary OCR mentions France wine and a planned production, with garbled figures and names. No coherent events or entities clearly identifiable.
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