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Newspaper
Shepherdstown Register
Location
Shepherdstown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
1
Auction advertisement lists cattle hogs and sheep with ages and quantities. Includes horses and harnesses, farming implements, and a payment terms note from the Farmers Bank of Shepherdstown. Ends with help wanted text for salesmen.
The readable portion shows a public or legal notice dated the seventh day of February 1921, mentioning a notice location on the south side of Rewstree Theles. Details are incomplete, but it appears to relate to a formal action or declaration published by a local authority.
A fragment from court records references W. L. Conrad as clerk of the circuit, noting his role within the proceedings. The wording indicates a formal clerical detail tied to the case file and court office function.
Fragmentary text indicates discussions of reductions and renunciations tied to secession efforts. Readable portions mention possible political shifts and calls for reevaluation of unity amid rising regional tensions.
Fragmentary OCR text shows currency conversion and discounts on children garments including gingham dresses and price figures such as £300 $28. The readable parts mention SSS and potential stock sale but lack complete details or clear event context.
Waters of Rockville will conduct a series of special revival meetings at the community church next week. Large congregations are expected as he delivers original sermons and leads nightly services with singing by Rev Muldoon and others.
A fragment describes services at the Shepherdstown Presbyterian Church and nearby community notices. It references temporary capitol-related construction adjoining the executive mansion, a water project near Washington, and local residents including Mr. and Mrs. O. 1. with mentions of Charlesville and Charleston. The text is garbled but indicates church activities, civic works, and regional names amid a broader town agenda.
In a fragmented report from a Friday event at Grove, confusion over reserved seats for a group of performers leads to a stalled arrangement. Names like Jack Maur and Miss Aes V Grove appear amid garbled notes about a ferret, bait, and water tea, with references to mummers and a lost plan at Cam.
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