Are They Worth Saving The World Market Turmoil
The article comments on European quarrels at Genoa and asks if nations can be saved. It notes criticism of a new tariff bill benefiting monopolists like the du Ponts and argues for real reductions in naval and military spending amid broader fiscal strains. It highlights labor strife at Western Maryland Railroad shops in Hagerstown and potential plant relocation to Port Covington Baltimore, signaling economic disruption for workers and communities.
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Senate
du Ponts
Western Maryland
Hakerstown
Byers
Rm Hagerswn
Port Coving
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Jenison
Hakestown
West Virginia Fruit Crop Devastated by Freeze Havoc
Severe frosts and heavy ice damaged apple and peach orchards across a wide region from Martinsburg to Keyser and Moorefield. Estimates vary, with York Imperial apples most likely to yield 25–60 percent in Berkeley county, while many varieties listed as practically destroyed. Grapes and plums largely wiped out. peaches appear hopeless in many areas, though some hope remains for limited York buds and a few apples in places.
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West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
Shepherdstown
Grimes
Ben Davises
York
Chas
J. Milter
Oey
Berkeley County
Martinsburg Journal
Cumberland
Potonas
Martinsburg
Keyser
Romney
Moorefield
Cumberland Fruit Exchange
Keyser, Kom
Nat Nat Prospec
Staunton
Moste City
W. S. Campbell
Stanton Horticultural Expert
Augusta Stints Fruit Growers’ Association
Wedding Bells Under Apple Trees in McQuilkin Orchard
A fragment from a Western Maryland area paper reports several weddings. Clarence D. Lick of Marysville Pennsylvania and Mary Bell Noye of Duncannon were married outdoors at 5 30 pm with Rev. Dr. Flickinger officiating. Other nuptials include Edna C. Lehan and Dr. P Elwood Stigers, Regina Lack Shaffer and Robert B Crawford, and Llewellyn Potts and Julia Wynkoop. The item ends with a subscription pitch for the Register.
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W. T. McQuilkin
Clarence D. Lick
Marysville
Mary Bell Noye
Duncannon
S. L. Flickinger
Shepherdstown
Flickinger
Washington City
Edna C. Lehan
M. Lehan
Martinsburg
P. Elwood Stigers
Hancock, Md
Tins Ro Davis
City Hospital
Stigers
Hancock
Ritis
Regina Lack Shaffer
Robert B. Crawford
Staunton
Joseph H. Shaffer
J. R. Jacobs
Llewellyn Potts
Julia Wynkoop
Charley Town
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
J.P. Lucas
Nixon announces candidacy for 5th Senatorial District
P E Nixon of Paw Paw Morgan County West Virginia declares his candidacy for the Democratic primary August 15 for the State Senate in the 5th Senatorial District. He files his announcement with the party and local election officials.
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State Senate
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Ohio
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Mellon
Andermin
Congressional
Yamisson
Register
Winchester Star
P. E_NIXON
Paw Paw, Morgan Co
Gibson
Parker Fountain
Robert Gibson
W. V
Shenandoah River
Middleway
Moore Insurance ‘ Realty Co
Charles Town
W. Va
Co-operative
Tan Oo Stock
W. H. Wyai
Hagistown
Jersey
OE Walper, Jr
J. Lawrence Wright
Big City
Shepherdstown Fiay
Edna Edwards
Grand Street
Billmyer’s Bargain Store
Smith
Axminster
Reed & Myers
Reedson and
Dunffields
DuMeldis
McCormick and International
International Harvester Co
F. O. B. Shepherdstown
Deering
Primrose
International
the Licklider Corporation
Shepherdstown, W. VA
Western Electric Power & Lighte
Western Electric
Weee
I. A. Grand
Charles ‘Ile
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