Prince Albert tobacco puffing appeal described in ad
An advertisement for Prince Albert pipe tobacco claims superior smoke flavor and fragrance with a patented process to prevent tongue bite and parch. It touts two humidors and concedes long smoking sessions, urging readers to try the product from R J Reynolds Tobacco Company of Winston Salem North Carolina.
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Taylor County Farm Bureau reads schedule and fair plans
A local Farm Bureau notice lists club meetings at Irontown Webster and other sites in October with dates and times. It urges exhibitors to report planned entries to the County Agent, notes prize lists for Domestic Science and Art, and discusses fair goals and member participation. The piece also promotes Hereford breeders sale in Clarksburg, calls for county club meetings, and emphasizes community get together spirit.
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Students urged to craft best crop story for contest prize
A call to students to write and polish an agricultural story about their crop growth. The piece urges care in spelling and English, copying the best story into a book for judges, and attending a banquet. It also advises sustaining 4 club meetings through winter to keep projects alive for spring growth.
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Ministers list of church districts and officials
A long list of pastors and circuit names appears, detailing ministers in various towns and districts from Circleville to Huntington. The roll includes names like P. W. Abrogast Covington Debold W. T. Cowen and many others, with numerous congregations and districts such as Rock Rockbridge Staunton Waynesboro, and Huntington District. The text catalogues assignments and personnel across multiple locales.
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Covington
P. Y. Debold
Cowen
W. T. Sleeth
Davis
P. . Radabaugh
Bear Creek-Cass
H. Blackhurst
Eagle
Rock-Rockbridge
N.S. Scott
Earl
T. H. Taylor
Edray
H. M. Ramsey
Elkins
W. E. Craig
Falling Springs
W. H. Hender
Bailey Ridge notes and fall harvest progress
Walter Faymire reports at Bailey Ridge about Joe Davis Sunday, the Bailey Ridge school closing the quarter on September 28, and hopes for a strong spring start. Jack Frost has avoided the area while farmers finish corn cutting and look to thrashing. Gratitude for good crops appears as the Sentinel is thanked for its hospitality.
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Joe Davis
Bailey Ridge
Jack Frost
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Death toll of rural leaders opens long obituary list
The county reports the deaths of several prominent eastern farmers and local officials. An elderly inmate died of gangrene at the county infirmary near Pruntytown, aged eighty three, with burial at Keener cemetery. Warden Haddix, connected to Grafton, passed away in Newark with unknown cause, funeral arrangements pending. Sylvanus Hamilton, veteran Evansville area farmer, died at his son Todd Hamilton’s Maple Run home after a yearlong illness from apoplexy at age 62. Survived by a daughter and three sons including Mra. S, Leonard, Lon, John, and Bion.
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Keener Cemetery
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Daily Sentinel
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Eviansville
Country
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Maple Run
Lyome
Mra
M. ‘Leonard
Grafton
Funeral set for J Wesley Hamilton kin in Otterbein Chapel
The obituary notes J Wesley Hamilton of Grafton and a brother of the late Hamilton. He leaves a brother Clark Jitton of Evanaville and Mrs L B Ward of this city. The bereaved include a long time United Brethren Church member and respected citizen. The funeral is scheduled for tomorrow at 3 PM at Otterbein Chapel near Den with Rev E H Waters officiating and burial nearby.
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Grafton
Hamilton
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Den
E. H. Waters
Farmers oppose Plum plan and rail nationalization move
Clarksburg West Virginia farmers voice opposition to government takeovers of railroads and party reforms. Local farm bureaus and allied groups condemn the Plum plan, while co operative efforts expand across counties including warehouse projects in Mineral and Putnam. Farm Institutes reach about 68 000 participants in August with one million engaged via bulletins and literature.
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Brooke County
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Burlington
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Upshur County
Senate asks report from President on Trau incident
Washington Oct 1 The senate adopted a resolution by Senator New Republican Indiana requesting President Wilson to transmit a report of the landing of American sailors at Trau after Italian forces seized the port. The move came amid sharp criticism from Republicans of both chambers.
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Britain Deploys Troops in Rise of Civil Strife
London reports the government vows swift use of military force to back rail and power union controls amid a nationwide strike. Fifty-first Shock Division troops rushed to Glasgow as looting erupts. volunteers may guard critical infrastructure and run a strained subway. Civil order tightens as queues form for food and transport.
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President Grayson in good condition after restless night
White House officials say the president slept late after a restless night with no indicated setback. Bear Grayson described the condition as good as yesterday and provided no further details on his state.
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D. C
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Whitlock to Belgium Named Ambassador by Wilson
President Wilson nominates Brand Whitlock of Ohio or Obi ter to Belgium as ambassador amid a row over Senate election remarks. Nebraska Democrat Hitehet charged, Republican leader Lodge accused of deliberate delays and heckling the president during the debate.
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