EE Reynolds Writes From Florida Amid Fishing Tales
Daytona Beach Florida February 18 1920 Jay Fleming Dear Sir we have been busy fishing landing seventy eight nice ones enough for friends and hotel rations We visited Orlando for a week with a Pennsylvania family who moved to Florida The Florida land types and the people are described Pineapple orange grove owner from Ohio sold 16000 boxes The Peabody Colored Industrial School at Daytona is noted Mrs Reynolds is industrious and crafts for her children Local life includes Black muck land drainage via deep drilling and extensive fruit growing The letter mentions voting for good roads in Taylor County and supporting a bond election all are well and paying checks
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Jay Fleming
Ehough
Tie Hotel
Florida
Orlando
Tie Fair
Pennsylvania
Wood
Harding
Star
Hin
Boyd
Ohio
Daytona
Peabody Colored Industrial School
Halifax
Rive
Tomoe River
Tus
Silver Springa
Reynolds
Old Taylor
Brohard
Mrs Lucretia Moore Dies at Ragland Ohio Home
Mrs Lucretia Moore a former Ragland Ohio teacher in the graded schools died yesterday at her Ragland home after a brief illness She had visited last summer with her cousin Mrs J G StGlair of West Washington Street The funeral will be held tomorrow in Ragland City limits with residence service in Emer.
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Lucresia Moore
Airs
J. G. StGlair
West Washingten Street
Ragland
Ohio
Tie
Lervish Herg
Emer
Ohio to See Wood Harding Fight for Delegates
Columbus Feb 25 Ohio becomes a presidential primary battleground next November as Major General Leonard Wood enters the state contest with Senator Warren G Harding for the preferential vote and for Ohio's 45 delegates to the Chicago convention. James R Garfield also files as candidate but only for delegate with Wood. Harding delegates already filed. All delegates must file nominating petitions by Friday night.
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Columbus
Ohio i
Leonard Wood
United States
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Chicago
General Wood
Jon Hi Price
Wood
James R. Garfield
Cleveland
Interior
Roosevelt
Givinis Wood
Secs
Ina Smici
Harding
Priday
MM Jeffreys Dies Sunday in Washington
Local note from Maple avenue reports MM Jeffreys died Sunday morning in Washington after a long illness. Survived by two sons Ona Jeffreys and Dorsey Jefferys and two daughters Mrs C O Thayer and Mrs George Artline Herbert. He was longtime superintendent of the National Cemetery in this city. remains to be brought here for burial with arrangements pending on arrival.
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C.J
Maple Avenue
Washington
DB. C
M. Jefferys
Ona €. Jeffrays
Dorsey
Infant Dead at Knotsville Age About One Year
An infant about one year old died at the home of its parents in Knollville yesterday. The body was taken to the residence for funeral arrangements. Rev. Millar to conduct services at the residence and cemetery. the article notes local doctors and a drug store in the vicinity.
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jMlowe
Mrs Wilson Dies at Home Near Simpson
Mrs Watson dies at home near Simpson from influenza yesterday afternoon. Charles Wilson, a respected western county resident, reports the death and notes she leaves a husband and several children. One son also ill with the same disease, raising concerns for his recovery. The deceased was esteemed among the county’s best people. The husband, Charles Wilson, served on a county jury recently.
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Daily Sentinel
Charles
Wilson
Simpson
Charles Wilson
Hite Wrichs
One Dead and Five Ill at Home in First Ward
A 17 year old, sole support of an afflicted family, died at home after a brief illness from influenza and pneumonia. His mother Mrs Bar Lara Wiseman and five sisters are seriously ill. Goldie and Opal are near death. Gladys Hazel and Blanche were moved to an uncle’s residence for care. Funeral plans pending. body to Harmony Grove, burial with father. The family’s hardship followed the father’s death a year ago. the boy worked at Hazel Atlas Glass to support them. The Lake funeral in Simpson drew a large crowd. Wendel Woodmen and Miners Union attended with banners. services led by Rev Ham. The church crowd waited outside due to road conditions.
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Y Wiseman
Bar Lara Wiseman
Bruce Wiseman
Goldie
Opal
Gladys
Hazel
Blanche Wiseman
Harmony Grove
MTHS
Hazel Atlas Glass
Ral
Tin Man
Uis
Simpson
Wendel
Woodmen
World Lodge
Miners Union
Hamvie
Quiet Oakland wedding of Marie Barnhouse and Guy Cole
In Oakland Saturn afternoon the well known young couple married. Bride Marie Barnhouse daughter of George and Mrs Barnhouse of Grafton. Groom Guy W Cole of the city. They left on the one o clock train and returned in the evening. They are now at the home of the gravin’s parents on the south side.
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Oakland
Mies Marie Barnhouse
George Barnhouse
Grafton
Guy W Cole Aloo
Saburiay Jufternoon
Thy Gravin
High Cost Road Types Debate on Public Welfare
The article argues for durable hard surface highways to lower long term costs for farmers and shoppers. It cites California data on load pull by road type, compares dirt, gravel, and concrete surfaces, and stresses the broad economic impact from higher transport costs on living costs and farm prices. It notes maintenance advantages of better roads and urges citizen awareness of the cost burden on consumers.
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Farke Suimain
Maintenancs
Stade
California
Automobile
Gmud
Kreath
Ness
Dlatanen
Tranport Matorial
Saue
Atlantic Seaboard
Department of Agriculture
Former Local Bank Clerks Rising to Top Positions
Following a board meeting of Clarkshore Trust Company, Wyll Coontz, cashier of First National Bank in Fairview, was elected vice president and will assume duties immediately. Booth praised Coontz for his 15 years in banking, noting his rise from bookkeeper at Citizens' National Bank of Beington to cashier at Fairview, where he helped the bank become a leading local institution through personal efforts.
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Larksburg ‘Trust Company
Wyll Coontz
First National Bank
Fairview
Activa Ice
Die Des Ab
W. J. Booth
Coontz
Clarkshore Trust Company
Citizens’ National Banke of
Beington
Merchants and Mechanics Saving Bank of Grafton
Grafton Institution
Andra Nalfeyenis
Fairview Aid
Fairview Bank
Itne
No. Httle
Tts. Cashiers
Loy
Second death in same family within 24 hours
A second death within a day is reported in the Taplunate family. Roy Wise man, a 17 year old son of Barbara Wise, dies just hours after the first bereavement. The Sentinel notes the rapid sequence of deaths and records the grim family tragedy.
Mrs Musgrove Dies After Illness in City
Mrs Musgrove wife of N C Musgrove well known merchant of the First ward died at her home 824 West Main Street yesterday afternoon after a fifteen day illness from influenza The deceased aged about forty seven years is survived by her husband two grown children Jolie Musgrove and Mrs L J Mason also by Mrs George Custom of the city and two other children The family moved to Grafton twenty years ago from eastern Marin county The funeral will be held at 2 30 this afternoon from the West Main Street residence Rev M J Miller of the Christian church officiating Interment in Bluemont cemetery
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Daily Sentinel
Anna Kisner’ Musgrove
N. C. Musgrove
Firet Ward
West Main Street
Sue
Sige
Maridit County
Chistian’ Church
Main Street
M. J. Miller
Ciistian Church
Yoak
Bluemont Cemetery
Bachelor Court Proves Boon to the Mismate
The court, led by Judge Attoy Mo Musgrove, handles weddings and divorces among a niche group of bachelors. Judges and prosecutors like Merle Watkins and Mason oversee proceedings as cases stack at the term, with social implications stirring unhappy wives and a wary Lexix audience.
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Attoy
Mo Musgrove
Welch
Mattimont
Merle
Watkins
Orpey
Dachell Fon Mason
Ise i
Pachelor Sam Mogrove
Welton
All Holler
Son of Proudfoot Dies After Influenza Illness
Wilbur Proudfoot, son of the late Tank Proudfoot and grandson of former residents of Rowlesburg, died yesterday afternoon after a brief illness. The 17 year old was described as unusually bright and a favorite in younger society. His death follows a widespread influenza outbreak and affected Rowlesburg and surrounding areas.
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Wilbur
Proudfoot
Grand
Tank Proudfoot
Rowleburg
Rowlesburg
Mit J
Proudfoot Thisceityy
Nowlesburg
Amid
Publig
Jad
Risa Aroy
Tere
Fragmented Report From WREC Evens Member Meeting
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions WREC and a meeting with injuries, listing unclear names and events. The fragment references ongoing activity and possible injuries among participants, but lacks coherent details or verifiable facts.
Bond Election Explains Tax Impact on Series Bonds
Analysis explains the proposed thirty year serial bond issue for Taylor County roads, noting the levy supports interest and principal. It outlines annual payments starting around 65,050 dollars and varying with property assessments, with the average levy ending near 25 cents per 100 dollars of valuation.
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Interesated
Taylor County
Vaiu
Tarslov
Allont Taylor County
Taylory County
Well Known YouNs Visit Scenes by Europe
The passage describes known youths visiting war scenes in Europe, intending to tour battlefields of the former conflict. It mentions explorers or travelers planning to view areas in France and Belgium affected by hostilities, amid weather and travel notes.
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YouNs Wen
Wat
Europe
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MM Jeffreys
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Hazely
Mazel
Blanche
Dennis
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