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Newspaper
Shepherdstown Register
Location
Shepherdstown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
2
A garbled report notes someone named Card receiving praise and fatigue during an event. Mentions of temple complaints and a strong showing after a top five finish. Credits and emotions are scattered, with unclear times and outcomes.
A garbled OCR snippet lists paint and oil terms, gas tariffs, and plaster components with unclear associations. Names, places, or dates are unreadable, leaving only scattered commodity mentions and nonsensical phrase fragments.
A caller advertises they will pay the highest market prices in cash for furs hides pelts skins and all forms of old metal rubber paper bones and junk. They urge anyone with something to sell to contact them and they will come to buy.
Unclear fragmentary notes describe strangers to a group called Indians and fear related to duties or quotas. Names and places are garbled. some phrases mention a chief at a Spare the, a maneton, and references to wells or wages. The piece reads as torn OCR with minimal readable facts.
A narrator recalls the Reinhart school house near the Potomac and the Chespeake and Ohio Canal area, describing the rural life, a church community center, and local families who shaped schooling and gatherings. The piece highlights neighbors, teachers, and the social fabric of Old Unionville as told through memory.
A local reminiscence describes a Sunday at a church where Mary Ann Joy and a minister are discussed. The narrative recalls sermons, distractions, a absent preacher, and Mary Ann’s habits after services, along with reflections on faith and duty within a close community.
Fragmentary text references a photographic expedition to document cobora Ret iment of cleaaton, camera prot, and a plan to capture human waters. Mentions Baltimore, a special camera platen, and aims to produce best photograph of the bind taken at a site for development and transformation.
Public sale notice from Town West Virginia dated March 22 1920 lists livestock including 28 head of Hoos six brood sows three brood sows with young, Jersey cattle and Hampshire stock. Terms include 12 months credit with 4 percent interest through Bank of Charter. Brown clerk noted.
A damaged OCR fragment references Bees and a reg emer with a value of S180 per TS. No clear event date or location is readable. Additional context is unavailable due to the fragmentary source.
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