Pal the wolf-dog guardian of sheep from Tysonville
A Texas paper recounts Pal a half wolf half dog dog trained to herd sheep and control other animals on a plantation. Pal can fetch animals direct them to pasture and restrain fighting dogs. He also guides horses and keeps peace among livestock while obeying his owner’s commands.
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Alabama
Geor Burba
Columbax Dispatch
Tysonville
Pal
Wother
Fat
Bii
Pat
Athoe
Mala
Pel
Taking the Next Census Reflects War Impact on U S Industries
The government prepares a census to tally population by race and age and to measure wartime effects on industry. It notes possible undercount in draft registrations and suggests a growing American expansion era driven by foreign interest, with figures potentially reaching 115 million to 117 million.
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United States
Thomas KR. Logananya
Lester
Crowsler
Publisher's Weekly on Times as Smallest Seller
A distorted quotation criticizes the Times as the smallest daily in circulation while claiming influence over American editors. The piece argues publishers profit from pulp and leaks, asserting a push for library use and global distribution through a Gerstophbie satellite link.
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Lord Northcliffe
Atérican
Publisher's Weekly
Fragmentary Reno exchange hints at divorce timing
A garbled SMS like fragment shows a Reno reference and a question about whether twenty minutes is long enough to file for divorce. Names and clear facts are incomplete, leaving only the sense of a brief, uncertain exchange about a legal proceeding.
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Reno
Rene
Jerald
Country's Corn Production and Imaginative Claims
Fragmentary text describes corn production and imaginary figures about land. Mentions German land area and agriculture, but content is garbled and difficult to interpret. No clear events or entities beyond broad reference to country, corn, and imagined figures.
Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Health Amidst Local Claims
A local notice touts Donn's Kidney Pills as relief for backache headaches and dizziness with testimonials from Mrs F C Rutherford of Washington Street. The ad urges readers to buy the Buffalo manufactured product at 60 cents, while a separate item reports Keedynville resident Geering escaping death when his coat tore from a corn shelling machine.
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Dean
Shepherdstown
F.C. Rutherford
Washington St
Donn
Hill
Mgrs
Buffalo
N.Y
Geering
Keedynville
Lumber for sale near Shepherdstown on E Williamson farm
Charles F. Byers, agent, advertises ten to twelve thousand feet of oak boards and other lumber, sink wood, and cord wood for sale. Materials are viewable at Mrs. E Williamson's farm, about one and three quarters miles south of Shepherdstown, where Will and I spend most of our time.
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Oil Weekly
Dalis
Texas
Mitch
Burkeburnett
E Williamson
Shepherdstown
Will
Charles. F. Byers
Creamery Advertises Service and Customer Responsibility
Notice from Kearneysville Creamery pledges attentive service for all customers. It asserts the best part of the creamery’s duty is to provide service and places responsibility on customers if they do not receive their share. The ad also mentions a register subscription rate of 31.50 per year.
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Food Administration
Moe
Moser
W. P. Licklider
H.C. Marten
S. J. Hodges
J. Jy Hill
G. W. D. Folk
C. J. Miller
J. W Gardner
Gee
M. Beltzhooy
D, Frank Mill
Kearneysville Creamery
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West Virginia
DR. Hutchison
Jefferson Security Bank
Shepherdstown, West Virginia
Martinsburg, W. Va
S.C. White Leghorns
Shomont Poultry and Hatchery
Stenanioah Junction
Melvin T. Strider
Charles Town, W
Automobile Service
P. C. Dunaway
State Board of Embalmers
Julia Merchant
Charles Town, W.va
Watt
I. F.P. Good
Shepherdstown, W. Va
Rhode Island
R. P. McGarry
Shenandosh Junction
W.V
Charles Town
Hurwitz Creamery Co
Charles Town, W VA
Brent
Annapolis
Adm
Schrey
Mie
New York
Capt. Schey
New Jerk
Kansas City
Urenys Cers
C.J. Miller
J. Hodges
Harrison Schley
Franklin Lyne
N.T Snyder
J. L. Meyers
Jos
E. Billmyer
Castley
Joe
The
Farmers Bank of
Geo. M. Knott
M. H. Crawford
Geo. F. Turner
G. Hoffman
F. &. McQuilkin
W. Harry Staley
J. D. Muldoon
C.D. Wssong
J. S. Osbourn
N. T. Snyder
J. Strider Moler
John L. Meyers
Bank OF Charles Town
S. W. Washington
D. S. Hughes
John Porterfield
Cashier
J. Frank Turner
Assi
John C. Burns
J. J. Wysong
S. W. Washington, Inc
A. Washington
Newton W. Myers
S. S. Dalgiari
Jas. W. Strider
Milton Burr
EE. Cooke
R. L. Withers
Lee Philips
W. F. Alexander
Lewis G. Albin
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Deposit Co
Charles Town, W. VA
I. W. William
Wm. E. Reed
Robert L. Withers
Ed. Burns
RW. Alexander
W F. Alexander
Thornton T. Perry
O. Norris
C. F. Wall
H. T. Miles
B.D. Gibson
National Citizens Bank
W. V
G. E. Hughes
Morgan
F. Langdon
G. W. Shull
Chas. R. Langdon
M. O. Rouss
R. C. Risster
Getzendanner
Jefferson County Telephone Company
Central
H.C. Getzendanner
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