Taylor County Farm Bureau Schedule of Meetings
Schedule lists July events for Taylor County Farm Bureau including Flag Run community meeting Webster Farmers Club July 11 and county farm bureau meetings July 12 and July 15 plus Rural Health Campaign Week July 28 to August 2 with meetings at multiple sites and a note on the Farm Bureau election and fertilizer prices. It also details potato and crop notices, club activities for 4H, and pig club guidance.
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Flag Run
Webster Farmers’ Club
County Farm
Bareng
Court House
Knottaville
Baileytown Community Club
Rural Health Campaign
Shroyer School
Wilson School
Chapel Church
Harrmony Grove
Webster
Taylor County Institute
Farm ‘Bureau
County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
B Tisdale
Department of Health
Charleston
State Department of Health
Agricultural Extension Department
Who
Farm youth songs linked to Maypole and toil
In a vivid rural pageant, farm club boys and girls sing at fields and meetings. The piece links their music to wartime effort and Uncle Sam, with verses urging planting, weeding, and home-front duties while praising volunteer farm help and community clubs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Colleges
Virginia
Maryland
Marland
den Club
Broadway
Chateau Mhterry
Bo-Peeps
Johnnie
Mary
Sam
Rosemont Club Picnic Meeting Enjoyed by 25 Members
At Rosemont on Monday evening July 7 the club held its regular meeting at the schoolhouse with drills, songs and reports. A picnic followed at the same venue with lemonade, ice cream and plenty of eats. The event, first of its kind in the county, drew about 25 boys and girls and was a great success.
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Rosemont
Rosemont Club
Former Grafton Lady Weds In West
Miss Ma Rector and Homer Woodside were married at the Hevar home on Palmavenue in Grafton. Rev Ben Smith officiated the ring ceremony. The couple will honeymoon in Yreka valley then reside on Lancaster Street. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dr Rector, was an assistant librarian and popular in the community. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs HM Woodside, has led the Standard Oil pint here. The clipping is from the Lodi Sentinel, noting the couple’s California relocation and ties to Taylor County history.
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Ma Rector
Homer
Woodside
Hevar
Palmavenue
Sao
Rev
Ben. Smith
Yre
Mike Valley
Lancaster Zemt
Nir
Dr. Rector
Charles H. Rector
Taylor County
Grafton
Gussie Mackin
California
Lyding
Gration
Carroll
Daily Sentinel
Gratton
Prizabeth Carroll
Ella Riley
J Main Street
Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church
Sentinel
A. D. Craig
Andrews Church
Fines Collected for Half Year in McCafferty Court
Fines from January 1 to June 30 in the Justice of the Peace McCafferty court totaled 1156.40, with the amount turned over to the Sheriff this morning.
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Court of Justice of the Peace
McCafferty
Confession Ends Inquiry in Moran County Assault
Hugh Ferguson of Berkley Moundsville penitentiary faces execution Aug 9 after confessing to Archdeacon B. M. Spurr to the brutal attack on Mrs. Ernest Zimmerman of Moran county. He previously claimed innocence during trial, having spent two prior terms in prison and been released a day before the assault. A mob previously threatened to seize him from county jail. Ferguson was remanded to the penitentiary for sentencing.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Hugh Ferguson
Berkley
Moundsville
Archdeacon B. M. Spurr
Ernest Zimmerman
Moran County
Ferguson
Kanawha County
Berkley County
Zimmerman
Tia
Anto
Mar- Unsburg
Afi
Ake bin
Newbury Contest Up Next Month in Atlantic City
Daly reports Pronk of Palrbory Neb. elected this afternoon as chief ruler of the Protective Order of Isles, succeeding the former leader. Albert T. Traply of Brooklyn noted among attendees.
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Newbury
Atlantic
Daly
Rain
Palrbory
Neb
Aftsenoons
Crindexaliv
Henevotort
Protective Order of Isles
Albert T. Rraply
Brooklyn
Peters dies after weeklong illness in First Ward
T S Peters a well known resident near the Hazel Atlas Glass factory died suddenly last evening after a week's illness not thought serious He collapsed in the East end yards last Saturday and later in life conditions worsened Funeral arrangements will be set after his wife returns home from Pittsburgh.
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Daily Sentinel
Peters
First Ward
Sevn O'Lock
Hns
East End
Pittsburgh
MR. Peters
T. S. Peters
Hazel-Atlas Glass Factory
West Main Street
E. H. Waters
U. B. Church
Perine, Bartlett & Company
Whiskey Hidden in Tank After West Virginia Heist
In Fairmont West Virginia on July 9 county officers investigate the fate of a truckload of whiskey hauled by Charles Mills of Wheeling. The whiskey was hidden in a 560 gallon stock tank at Flyblow Hill after being moved through Mannington Flat Run. Oil workers drained the tank, shared the liquor, and some was rolled away to hiding places as the theft rippled through the region.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Charles Mills
Wheeling
Mannington
Charles Miller
Miller
Flyblow Hill
O Tarler
Insane Man Brought Before Marion County Commission
John Cline, said to be from Maryland and now in Marion County, faces an insanity charge. He was initially brought to Marion County, then transferred to Taylor County, as officials debate proper placement. The Lunacy Commission insists the area is not a dumping ground and seeks guidance on next steps.
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Berkshire Association
Pig Club
Taylor County
Lunsey Commission
Ie John Cline
Cline
Marion County
Maryland
Imiacy
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R. Jenkins
Shroyer
T. Colmank
D, Rohr
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Goldan C. Hall
Farm Boys and Girls Club Institute jCamp
Kendrick
South
Pen Eich
Kent
J. J. Kaufman
Ostropathic
Jarrett Building
Arapton
Tialf
Sewing Club
Boy Blue
Homa
Longman & Martinas
Makara N.V
West
Hugh Iguson
Sunen Death
Patrick Moran
Mr Moran
J. C. Moran
Attica
Ind
Margaret Moran
Patrick A. Moran
Hugh Warder
Thos. E. Moran
Youngstown
Ohio
Frank Moran
Attics
Moran
Baltimore
West Virginia
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