Missionary Society Meeting Planned at Hartville Va
Fragmented notes show Hartville Virginia hosting an upcoming Missionary Society meeting. Officials listed include Harrisonburg and Winchester chapters with names such as Secretary and Recording Secretary. Date set for April 21 and 22, with calls for full attendance from local ladies organizations and the Ideal Woman's Missionary Society.
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Sjabhebide
Avaney
Middlebrook
Mere Gavel
Crawford
Ee Amg Miller
Jackson
Ree Peneas
Cassleman
Winchester
Steht
Lou ‘Hillen Seibert
Jerhurs
Ehritta
Hartville -Préfit
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Artists and Writers
The readable fragments reference artists and writers, citing names like Harrizons and Sarah, with mentions of a painting or exhibition context. The text is garbled, offering few clear facts, dates, or locations beyond fleeting references to art, gaze, and possible critique.
Poor Producing Cow Worst Dairy Problem Today Says Fred Driver
Fred Driver, a dairy inspector, warns Shenandoah Valley farmers that poor producing cows are driving dairy losses. He cites tests and profits, noting many herds include low producers, some culled, others kept while dry, boosting spring milk output but harming overall value.
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Fred Driver
Shenandoah Valley
Caley
Driver
Negald
Keenitet
Quarterly conference at Port Republic hints at local church event
Port Republic records show a quarterly conference held Saturday for Sunday by Presiding Elder Rev. W. Faehardgon of Staunton. Spouse updates note several local moves and family visits including Miss Pauline Alexander visiting Charlottesville and William Scott relocating to Trenolide.
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Port Republic
Camereice
Hitler
W. Faéhoardgon
Stainton
Sonfey
Grouces
I. J. Scott
Gark
Mary Dbutke
Quickehure
Pauline Alexander
Charlottesville
Ter
Aldxander
James Maupin
Filward Rodgers
Missouri
Virginia
Vernuetf
Willian Rudge
Frank Showalter Aggal
V Wondall
Wevinris
Wil
Margaret Judge
Tallurg
Hey
William Scott
Oeace Nforris
Lies
Newton Sevett
S. Farm
Weyery Curve
Albert Crawford Ling
Rufus Long
A Wisher
Pleasant Hill News and Personal Notes
Pleasant Hill items from March cover visitors and local movements. Names include A. Pinciman visiting John E. P E, Lillie Stenik, and Elvin Shenk from the Eastern Mennonite School. John We consumer's son renewed medical care at Rockingham Memorial. Endic Black had tonsils removed then returned home in good spirits. Abe Shenk in Pennsylvania continues work. Miro and Mrs. Lowell Sharpeat with their son visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Davld Rainer left for Ohio and Pennsylvania to visit kin and attend Ebedrdae in Ade. Rev. L. J. Heatwole presided at a wedding in Dale Enterprise. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Toe Crist and children, Miss Ruth and Ralph, and Mrs. Samuel Wagner from Fort Republican. Mrs. Jolie Hartman with family. W. T. Randolph and family, and Mrs. Martie Satfell visited Elkton. Rev. E B Shuver from Milfontown attended. Frank Borkibalder and others attended local events.
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Pleqs
HGM
Mareh
Airk
Pinciman
Uirewnomiut
Ara
John EP. Arti
Asses Bydia
Lillie
Slenk
Baudeis Adberlalbesville Univ Wiey
Mias Elbin Shenk
Menoumiite
Rall
Tlacus
John Weocer
Revo Eed Mere
Wenger
Rockingham
Misa
Blegk
Abe Shenk
Pneuniia
Cintinmues
Mina
Tiarrivogbure
Miro
Lowell Sharpeat
Jieuior
Thaherville
Spe
Uni
Mes
Tauvid
Rainer
Ohin
Pennsylvania
Dhey
Esai
Roamer
Mido Crane Harlin
Ayes
Martie Satfell
Elkion
EB. Shuver
Milrertown
Atre
Frank Borkibalder
Yo Thanetion
Wligsea Aelon Ay
Indian Road Tax Proposal Faces Fiscal Clash
The Indiana Legislature delves into raising the gasoline tax to fund highway maintenance and local road commissions. A revenue split favors state and municipal needs, with opposition from oil interests and concerns over impacts on real estate and local budgets.
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Indianapolia
Tni
Teimanoy
Bis Interesty
Pon Fé OP
Clingyfield Railway Declares Dividend Report
Directors at the Candling Ciinchield and Obie Tuillwiy announce a joint loan arrangement with the Atlantic Coast Line and Lawtisville Nashvile. A nominal dividend of 78 cents per share is set for the common stock, with a $2000 annual basis noted.
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Clingyfield Railway
Besten
New York
Marelli
Candling
Ciinchield
Whitn la
Atlanticn Coast Line
Lawtisville
Nashvile
Local Notable Names In Community Ties Discussed
Fragmentary OCR reads like a social notice listing residents and families in a small town. It mentions Suitsec Haeker s ATE, Taser, Hartman, Ward Rholes and children Ellie Praunt Ploy Elizabeth, Lewis Tartoean and two children near Kew Trections, Mr. and Mrs. Shewaller, Hubert and others connected to local churches and events.
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Suitsec
Haeker
Alps
Bleaze and Power Company Investigated
Washington March 12 Senator Bleaze Democrat of South Carolina introduced a resolution directing the military affairs committee to instruct the chief engineers of the department to investigate the Reoand river power company of South Carolina.
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Washington
Senator Bleaze
Caroline
Samate
Military Affairs Committee
Engingers
Reoand River Power Company
Boach Carolina
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