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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1925
Page
2
Nash Motors reports a 1924 sales records year with price cuts up to 9900.09 on Advanced Six and Special Six lines effective November 1. General Manager FH McCauty notes prior price stability while demand rose, with three record months driving sales past the entire previous year.
A fragmented reminiscence centers on Uncle Sam’s aging public servant. The piece recalls a veteran postmaster and other federal workers, tracing their roles, daily duties, and personal histories through a literary, somewhat disjointed portrait.
A garbled OCR passage notes various figures and places with unclear events. Names such as Horace Rehale and Lee Kneis appear amid scattered references to a post office, a power outage, and a renovation. The text is fragmentary and lacks a coherent narrative.
Transmission lines from Laurel were shifted to Salisbury with adjustments at the Laurel switch, affecting service from the Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Company and altering distribution to Sathebury.
Crivadier Fred W. Seiler, divisional commander of the Sabathen Army Chesapeake division, plans a statewide visit to Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia as Salvation Army officers stage a community meeting and inspections. Ensign William Seela will accompany him and coordinate the city programs at Salvation Army offices and nearby venues.
Baltimore March report notes Republican forces mobilizing for the United States Senate contest. Marion A. Humphries seeks governor and William F. Bresing for attorney general as challengers line up. Senator Weather discusses opposition claims and teases a forthcoming comment after a pleasant trip.
A motion to stay the trial and suspend evidence submission delays the murder case of defendants Stephenson Klenk and Gentry in Hamulton County Circuit Court. Judge Will Sparks weighs the issue amid remarks from a state witness. The case concerns the death of Madge Oberkolzer and centers on former Ku Klux Klan leader Rux Kian.
The readable text shows disjointed phrases about objects and actions without coherent events. It mentions people, places, and items in a garbled, partial style that obscures definite facts or outcomes.
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