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Newspaper
Shepherdstown Register
Location
Shepherdstown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1920
Page
1
The issue discusses a surge of crime in New York and national tax ideas. It notes calls by politicians and bankers for and against sales taxes on manufactured goods. The piece blends political discourse with urban crime concerns and church notices amid a busy period of public debate.
Public sale notice for Leetown Farm lists three head of horses and colts including a jack mare. The itemization is fragmented but indicates draught and work animal stock under a stated date around January 12, 1921, with reference to Percheron stock and named animals though details are garbled.
A fragmented rural item lists cattle and hogs including 53 head of cattle and 375 pound hogs from China sows. Mentions Poland China stock and well bred stock, weights, and prices. Includes references to farming equipment, harness, traps, and farm labor tasks with scattered names and locations.
A fragment describes a property listing with substantial brick building, good lighting, and multiple rooms including a second dwelling space. The text mentions a first and second area, with references to business use and residence potential, amid garbled OCR.
The ad describes Bennett Property at the corner of Kin and Stein with a 20 percent down option and two year deferred payments. It notes a two acre parcel, brick dwelling at 428 Fest Dom, and specifies improvements including a kitchen, porch, and forested area. Henry S. is the contact.
A fragmented OCR style notice from Billmyer shows garbled phrases and stray numbers including a "$1.8" amount. The readable portions mention Billmyer’s Bargain Store and a generic sale context with unclear details. Strong entities are the store name and the single price fragment.
Fragmentary OCR notes advertise clothing and kitchenware at fair prices. The garbled text mentions garments such as shirts and pants and household slicers, with unclear terms and stray phrases suggesting a sale or barter. No clear date or location available.
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