Fruit Orchard Survey Aimed at Spraying Data Accuracy
A 1026 county survey led by M D Meare and TI S McConnell examines spraying practices in fruit districts. The study seeks precise information on materials used, timing, and disease prevalence to improve next year’s spray programs and assess European red mite and other pests.
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M.D. Meare
Pia
TI. S. McConnnell
Dace Whiner
Yeon
Dingerstown
Rey
Wordine
Remi
Public alerted to dangerous check artists in town
Police report warns residents of con artists passing bad checks in Knoxville. A suspect named Miter allegedly posed as a vendor at Rus sell Wilson market on West Franklin, attempting a $1 check after a purchase. The ensuing commotion led to a brief confrontation and a victim reported $2009 loss. Authorities urge vigilance.
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Cystee
von Wouike
Polley Wither
Gooris
Mer
Anylvinia
Russell Wilson
West Franklin Suez
Miter
Fragmented OCR teeny note with unclear meaning
The readable text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or named entities. It does not present a discernible event, person, or place to summarize into a proper newspaper card.
Drys Refuse To Support Weller Oy Congressman Hill
A mangled note indicates that drys refuse support for Weller Oy and Congressman Hill in the coming primary. It claims the Maryland Ag committee issued a statement praising Wesley Cracrhine and condemning President Coglidge supporters. The article notes a split within the party and mentions Ritchie as a contrasting candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drys
Weller Oy
Congressman Hill
Maryland Ag
Die
Bengie
John
Patty
Welley
George W. Cracrhine
Wesley
Friends
Coglidge
Tonyms
Tonyms de Peefuses To Intek
Vamnos Ritchie
Condeine
Legislation to Save the Crab Industry Prompts Debate
A garbled report describes lawmakers debating measures to aid the crab industry. The article mentions conservation officials and regional areas, with unclear references to figures and entities such as Virginia and Coca Cola. The text remains fragmentary and hard to parse for precise details.
Local quotation fragment with garbled data and notices
A distorted OCR fragment references weather or market terms and requests for rooms or lodging. It mentions places seemingly like Potomac and Meralt with unclear dates and amounts. The legible items are scarce and the text is largely unreadable.
Miner Saved by His Mule in Lingering Mine Disaster
A submerged group of miners faced a deadly blast in a coal pit. A mule forced a path through the debris to reach a trapped Negro worker, carrying him to safety as underground conditions worsened. The animal’s action gave the survivor a chance to escape the danger zone.
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Hia Ékeapo
W Smule
Liemule
Colder Sundown Cools Holiday Forecast in Keedysville
A weather observer at Keedysville notes a frosty evening with doubts about a white Christmas. The piece hints that youngsters still hope for snow on December 24 as Santa Claus and his reindeer prepare for their yearly trip despite warm conditions.
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Mercury
Ot de
Thyra
Jo A. Miller
Keedysville
Anys
Santa Claus Yeindeer
Deaths in Hagerstown and nearby areas
Death notices from Hagerstown and York detail Lydia Miller widow of Jon Miller dying December 9 in York at age 3 years 12 days. Funeral at her daughter's home in Chambersburg on Sunday with interment at Chambersburg Cemetery. Surviving relatives include daughters Annie Ripple and Minnie Nipple among others. Separate obituary notes McCaredel and Riverview cases referenced with church funeral details.
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Lydia Miller
Jon Miller
Chameraburk
Hagerstown
Alica Shafer
York
First Christian Church of
Annie Ripple
Washington
Chambers
Shea
Sinnie Nipple
Chambersburg
Fannleser
Alfeoafer
Ginis
Mary Jenas
Hagerstusn
George Moun
Mev
Tarbara Bricker
Thrnratovia
Itich
U. McCaredel
Thorsiay
Vatentown
St. Augustine's Cathay Church
Stauss
Riverview
Stary
MuChadell
Public notice on taxi service and call system
The notice informs readers that a taxi service has introduced a new call system and pricing details. It mentions a line for patrons to call and states estimated wait times and meter readings. The fragment references AML cabs and a structured call protocol for customers seeking service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phong
New ruler of Persia believed to be rising from revolt
A chaotic report describes Reza Khan Pohteed rising from a Cossack hostler background to overthrow the Shah and seize power. It claims he aims to crown himself ruler by December 14 while exiled Ahmed Kajar vows return. Ahmed Kajar asserts legitimacy as constitutional ruler.
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Perrin
Rees Khan Pohteed
Bordas Roza
Shah
Teheran
Perala
Reza
Kajar
France
Tarta
iMivera
Tue
Berza
Porealan
Gonn
Letator
Pricala
Whtate National Assembly
Lata
Kian
Virginia Gets Negro Woman Lawyer Now
Richmond Virginia reports L Marian Pop of Washington DC has become the first Negro woman lawyer in the state after passing the December bar examinations. Two other Black women failed, while two white women passed. Also announced, A B Warner of Waynesboro won the Gettysburg College contract for a two building complex priced at 210000 dollars.
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Richmond
Virginia
L. Marian Pop
Washington, D.C
A.B. Warner
Waynesboro
Gettysburg College
H. W. A. Hanon
Brostient
Heavy Snow Reported in Western Maryland Mountains
In Cumberland Maryland on December 10 a heavy snow blanketed the region with eighteen inches at Frostburg and drifting around the mountains. Sand Patch Pa Oakland and Frovnyry report employees manned as crews clear main roads. Ground cover noted at Oakland with deep snow.
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Maryland
Cumberland
Oakland
Frovnyry
Frostburg
Bandits Repelled In Two Invasions Of Damascus
In Beirut Syria on December 11 reports said bandits were repelled in two invasions of Damascus. A force of 200 men entered yesterday and were driven out by policemen with motorized vehicles and artillery. Some bandits were killed. Later a second party of about 20 entered via a cemetery but was routed quickly.
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Beirut
Syria
Damascus
New Notary appointed in Washington County
Governor Ritchie appoints V. Wills as a notary public for Washington county. His commission ban has arrived, formalizing the appointment and enabling officiation of notarizations in the county.
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Notary 3
V. Wills
Ritchie
Washington County
Nervous Strain Sits Hurts Women Warned By Anxious Ad
A vintage health warning targets distressed women described as emotionally strained. The piece urges readers to seek a careful examination for nervous breakdown risk, noting potential symptoms like fatigue, anxiety, headaches, and physical changes. It emphasizes vigilance and consulting medical advice.
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Tua Foch
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Yan Poar-Severd
Gion
Kyan Cory
Yan
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Wall
Autor
Tram
Wessnesy
Jack Faltlattre
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