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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1925
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment reports a public sale notice with references to March action and official proceedings. It mentions authorities and party names in a blurred late 19th or early 20th century newspaper style, indicating a sale event and associated legal language.
A highly fragmentary OCR passage describes social chatter and local happenings with scattered names, numbers, and places. It mentions weeks, year-like hints, and wandering references to people and items, but specifics are obscured by garbled text.
The source text is fragmented with many garbled words. It references education and school ranking concepts without coherent details or identifiable entities. No clear event dates or persons are discernible to summarize accurately.
A garbled OCR passage shows scattered fragments of dates times and names, none clearly forming a complete event or details. The readable bits mention a 4 PM time and a September reference but lack coherent context.
The document discusses ongoing disputes over proposed budget revisions, noting resistance in the Senate and House. It highlights Republican reluctance and regional support while predicting a long fight over reductions. It mentions Congressman W. A Oldfield of Arkansas as part of the discussion.
The article notes Democratic preliminaries shaping tariff policy with farm groups backing both Senate sides. President Green of the American Federation of Labor signals a wage-cutting campaign to be fought via concerted political pressure, creating a strong lineup against the administration’s tariff stance.
Frisky Shamokin mine mates escape their keepers and vanish into the mountains after years underground, running wild in the wilderness. Wallingford abolitionist Sarah Gilford Yarnall dies at 10. Fashion editor Edns W Chase says Barritz in France defines style. US reporters held up by gendarmerie in Boelogne while fleeing Egypt prince. August Theon to lead his own play. 20 unknown makers flown by air. Jazz school planned by Roger Waits Rakn.
El Paso Texas Sept 2 A P families in Sambrane Collingsworth and Alameda near here evacuate as rising waters break river dikes near Fabens authorities warn of potential 24 hour flood threat after a reported levee breach near the Rio Grande.
The Nelping Nand Relkha Lodge will meet Thursday night at 738 at the Odd Fellows Temple on Fort Main Street. All members urged to be present. Mrs. Lulu Niblett, Noble Grand.
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