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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1925
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment lists several names and designations, including what appear to be personal titles and roles. Readable elements include Garry X. Suryh and Charles 3. Truttt, with mention of committees or offices as partial hints.
The Salisbury Wicomico Chamber of Commerce marks its fifth anniversary with a banquet in the Wicomico Hotel ballroom attended by over 250 business and professional leaders from the Peninsula. The annual report highlights improvements including a new post office building, Water and Sewer bill support, railroad safety lights, job placements, trail planning, road projects, and city infrastructure cooperation.
Salisbury leads the Delmarvia Peninsula and Eastern Shore of Maryland toward coordinated commercial and agricultural development. Rivalries fade as groups converge at the Wicomico Hotel to form plans, platforms, and movements to boost regional progress and attract outside recognition.
A farm gathering reflected on the long standing enmity between rural and urban communities. Speakers urged friendship and joint effort for mutual interests, noting past isolation and limited road networks and the need to improve rural schools and development.
A garbled report mentions Parks as new to politics in Alaska and references officials, the U S Senate, and state activities. It notes connections to Washington and a 4 year period, with uncertain phrases about administration and leadership.
A garbled OCR passage fragments discussion of views on point of view and urban development. It mentions Seattle as a location and references cities, prosperity, and governance concepts in a jumbled, archaic newspaper voice.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Besse Weet and Penn a Ly with unclear context or event.
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