01 Sep 1920
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1920
Page
1
A report notes coal operators allegedly overcharged public utilities, revealing claims of profiteering. The inquiry cites high prices paid by utilities and questions surrounding the distribution of coal amid reported ample supply if buyers pay the price.
The readable parts offer no clear event or entities to summarize. The passage appears garbled with no coherent names, dates, places, or organizations to ground a factual card.
Unclear transcript describes Charter Post relations with a holding firm, receivers review a collapsed deal near Dana with a potential sale value of 2.7 million dollars. An executive from a metal company is cited about a separate bid worth 20 thousand, but most of the text remains garbled and uncertain.
Fragmented reminiscences describe Pepperrell Cove life, farmyards, and a daily routine with references to Cape Ann, Port Jefferson, and Cape Cod passages. The piece notes figures such as Albertie de Popperrell Gave and Stephen, plus a mix of local sites, boats, and seaside towns amid a recollection of travel and community events.
Fragmentary text discusses waterway governance and proposed dredging or improvements. Mentions Govey, Ukete, Koko, York Lidge, and Hon. Lala Goodin seeking appropriation for navigation enhancements to Portsmouth Harbors. Details are garbled and attribution uncertain.
The Kittery scene lists a First Methodist gathering hosted by North Kittery and Yorle Leach, plus invitations for neighbors and friends to join. Visitors include Mrs Moburt, Mr Mead Runleer, and Mrs J Byron Planinga, with reports of travel from New York and New Jersey and a recital of local engagements amid a power outage.
Frat day registration for women concludes with several declaring intentions to cross to the right of eligibility. Notable attendees include Dorothy M. Howell and Mrs Sacah B Tevronke plus their companions, as the group plans to attend the session at the chemistry lab. The Shattnele Inn hosts families offering lodging until after Labor Day while the Axeler Gun Club invites Mott L. Bartlett for a Labor Day talk on wildlife and the Game Department.
A large crowd at a veterans’ event in the Houstons area cheered Governor Coalridge and military leaders as they reviewed troops. The procession included the Can adien Ki ds and local divisions, with applause fueling remarks about leadership and loyalty to the cause.
A lengthy obituary memorializes Dr Ralph Mletcher with a funeral at First Christian Church in Kittery Point. Many attendees from local and distant towns, plus a Legion pallbearer detail, gather at the cemetery for the service and interment.
Amos Tl Locke takes his annual vacation as local figures note steady progress in the team’s standings. The brief item mentions his presence away from the daily duties and hints at upcoming schedules.
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