West Virginia proposed paradise for sportsmen by Viquesney
West Virginia could become a sportsman’s paradise if the Forest Game and Fish Warden J A Viquesney’s third biennial report recommendations are enacted. The draft bills, prepared with lawmakers, aim to renew a resident hunter’s license, tighten forest fire rules, regulate fishing and open seasons, set daily bag limits, curb foreigners’ firearms access, and establish sanctuaries and uniform hunting rules statewide.
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West Virginia
Charleston
Charles Dice
Lewisburg
Viquesnay
Favor
United States
How To Cook Game: Rules And methods for game prep
How To Cook Game reviews washing soaking and marinating methods for game meat. It covers soaking rabbits raccoons over night venison in olive oil vinegar and cayenne, broiling roasts with potatoes, bacon and onions, and preparing gravy with peppers and jellies for serving with toast and endive salad.
British Detention of U S Steamer Prompted Dept Request
Washington reports the State Department has asked Ambassador Cecil Spring Rice in London to obtain full explanation from Britain after Berlin dispatches said the U S steamer Greenbrier was detained by British authorities. The request follows a report from Ambassador Girard in Berlin.
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Washington
State Department
Girard
Berlin
Greenbrier
Cecil Spring ~Rice
Land Transfers in Allegany and Surrounding Areas
Allegany County Improvement Company transfers a parcel along the National Pike four miles west of Cumberland for a stated sum. Willard Parsons sells land near McCool for two hundred dollars. James G. Stotlemyer and wife convey property at Little Orleans for ten dollars. George Kane and others sell a Barton area parcel to Enoch Frederick Creutzburg for four hundred dollars.
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Allegany County Improvement Company
Sarah D. Averitt
Cumberland
Willard Parsons
Regani Farkas
McCool
James G. Stotlemyer
Christina Stotlemyer
Little Orleans
George Kane
Enoch Frederick Creutzburg
Barton
Classified Want Ad Prompt for The Press
Short note inviting readers to place house, lot, or other want ads in The Press. Mentions sale or rental possibilities and encourages utilization of the newspaper classifieds. Maintain period-appropriate tone and concise phrasing.
Lightweight boxers stir sport cash boom in New York era
A Daily Letter from the United Press notes a surge in lightweight boxing as ex-champs return and a new crop vies for fortune. Prominent figures such as Freddie Welsh Charley White Young Shugrue Willie Ritchie Ad Wolgast Leach Cross Johnny Dundee and Bat Nelson are highlighted with Abe Attell and Oscar Nelson also in print as vaudeville draws interest and contests loom for the lightweight ranks.
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United Press
New York
Milwaukee
New Orleans
Freddie Welsh
Charley White
Young Shugrue
Willie Ritchie
Ad Wolgast
Leach Cross
Johnny Dundee
Bat Nelson
Hegewisch
Tnl
Bat
Adventures Matrimony and the Courtship of Julius Manning
Julius Manning, devoted husband, falls for Mildred in a love triangle that unsettles campus life. He showers Mildred with attention while she remains indifferent, and the affair becomes a campus joke. The story crescendos as his child Mary calls him papa, revealing the domestic twist.
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Julius Manning
Mildred
Daffy
Julius
Manning
Mary
Cumberland Press Personal News Request
Patrons and friends are invited to telephone personals and any news items to this paper with appreciation from The Editor.
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The
Cumberland Press
Local Civic Movers and Visitors in Area
William F. Coate of George's Creek Coal Company returns from New York. Andrew Slaller Sr Andrew Hall er Jr and Charles F Haller depart for Baltimore to attend an automobile show. R A Rockwood named on B and O Safety Committee. Notables ill or recovering include Charles P D Moreland and Mrs George A Bowman. Margaret Bevan Welsh evangelist left for Baltimore. John Wachter visiting Baltimore. John Walder Nicklin convalesces after appendicitis operation.
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William F. Coate
George's Creek
New York
Andrew ,Slaller
Andrew Haller, Jr
Charles F. Haller
Baltimore
R. A. Rockwood
Connellsville
B. and O. Safety Committee
Charles PD
Margaret Bevan
J. L. Brown
Carrol Street
John Wachter
A. C. Grant
J. Walder Nicklin
Allegany Hospital
Cumberland Lumber Company Names Directors and Officers
The Cumberland Lumber Company elected directors C. H. Gloss Wm Lashley Geo H Dorlin H R Miller Thos B Lash ley for the coming year. Offices established include C H Gloss as vice president and H R Miller as secretary treasurer for the ensuing year.
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The
Cumberland Lumber Company
C. H. Gloss
Wm. Lashley
Geo. H. Dorlin
H. R. Miller
Thos. B. Lashley
Co. H. Gloss
Dear Mrs Thompson Advice Column on Etiquette and Beauty
A dated advice column answers reader questions on meeting gentlemen and introductions at dances, appropriate use of first names, age in dating, washing a heavy red sweater, removing forehead wrinkles, and scalp care plus manicure steps. It includes practical tips for grooming and avoiding trouble in social settings.
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Mrs. Thompson
Helena
Thompson's Assets Put At Seventy Million In Petition
A petition for receivers for Josiah V. Thompson of Uniontown, filed yesterday, claims assets totaling 70 million with 22 million in liabilities. Secured claims amount to 15 million and unsecured 7.09 million, mortgages cover 52 million in property across Fayette and Washington counties, and Pittsburgh sites. Receivers named include Andrew Thompson, William G. Laidley, and John P. Brennan, with unsecured creditors Fuller Hogsett and David L Durr advancing the petition.
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Josiah V. Thompson
Uniontown
Thompson
Fayette County
Green County
Washington County
Highland Building
Pittsburgh
West Elizabeth
Clairton
Allegheny County
Aliquippa
Beaver County
Andrew Thompson
William G. Laidley
Carmichaels
John P. Brennan
Septrante
Prem
Producers Coke Company
Thompson-Connellsvile Coke Company
Fuller Hogcett
David L Durr
Masontown
Taxi Advertisement in German Local Calling Line
Classified notice promotes taxi service using the phrase CALL 700 for bookings. The fragment presents a single line in German urging readers to contact via a dial code for service.
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U. S
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San Francisco
America
Ruth Stacker
Honolulu
Lumber Company
Elizabeth Thompson
J. G. Zilch
N. Centre St. Merta
Cumberland, Md
S. E. Kline
J. E. Harrison
S. Cumberland
G. Tames
Theodore Roosevelt
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Heodore
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