Farm Bureau delegates plan state meeting list
A fragmented OCR note lists delegates and alternates for a state Farm Bureau meeting. Names include Towron, Par and Teal, with others like Weagley, H E Teste, Edward Dow, Alvin Punk, Set Wilson, Brown, Sinan Mewney, Fakrney, st revo, Furies Young, A J Coit, and Karr i alter. It references cooperation and attendance but lacks complete details.
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L. Towron
Weagley
H. E. Teste
Edward Dow
Alvin Punk
Set Wilson
nNolegat Brown
Sinan Mewney
EB. Fakrney
St Revo
Furies Young
A J. Coit
Karr i Alter
Iso
Diecass Che. Eeeoperadion
Cepek
Thrts With Amazon Took Down Jailed Athlete Mystery
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions Amazon, a jailed athlete, and a mystery surrounding a Lee Pease figure. The garbled text limits clear facts but implies accusations or actions involving online commerce and a sports figure. Further readable context is needed to identify names, places, dates, or outcomes.
Fair Board Election Arousing Interest
The notice reports rising interest in the forthcoming fair board election. Voters and candidates discuss roles and expectations as the event draws near. A single vote tally and official timing are hinted at, with details limited by the readable fragments.
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Fair Board
Judge Repeats Class Address on Divine Proof in Court
The First Christian Church man’s Popular Bible Class led by Judge F. G. Wagaman discussed proving the Divinity of Jesus in a court of law. Widespread interest followed requests to repeat the address for a larger audience.
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Jesus
First Christian Church
F. G. Wagaman
Jalpee Wafin
Youth Victim of Fiendish Attack Found Dead
In Ellwood City Pennsylvania Luigi Nogehese 14 lies dead after investigators identify a charred mass as the youth missing since Thursday. Fire crews found the burned shack and neighbors reported flames as Joseph Staul and James Joseph chased the blaze after the structure burned. The case unfolds amid a broader report of a 1934 U S stock advance reaching a new high, noted in the same dispatch.
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Ellwoot City
Joseph Staul
Dames
Joseph
Rhode Island Senators Back Republican Refugees in Exile
Rhode Island politicians report that Republican exiles from Rucandy have fled to a safe Chamber to escape from Lieutenant Governor Dells A. Toupis amid a gas explosion incident. The scene was marked by a tense political maneuvering as Democrats and Republicans respond to the upheaval.
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Providence
Roi
Rhode
Deaths in Martinsburg area Mrs Cushwa and Lille Wolfkill
Two obituaries note deaths in the Martinsburg region. Mrs Gallie A Cushwa of Martinsburg died yesterday at King's Daughters Hospital after years of cancer. Lille Wolfkill died at her daughter's home aged 64, with funeral at Woolshoro and interment in the family plot.
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Gallie A. Cushwa
Martingburg
King’s Daughters Hospital
Martineburg
Washington County
Hagerstown
Rgwell
A. M. Gluck
Christ Reformed Church
Otislaving Funeral
Lille Wolfkill
Wade Medges
Day
Natiore
Wer
Ose Scott Hershey
Fuserel Cervic
J. of
In Remembrance of Frisby T. Moats
A daughter Bertha Moats and Mrs Reynolds publish a loving remembrance for Frisby T. Moats who died three years ago. They express sorrow and faith that they shall meet again in heaven, reflecting on his place in their hearts.
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Itr, Frisby T. Moats
In Memoriam for Reche Otto Passed January 1424
A memorial notice from Aleck Root and his wife Ady mourns Reche Otto who departed in January 1424. The family recalls her kind nature and the love she shared.
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Aiyter
Reche Otto
Landher
Aleck Root
Ady
Bandit Chaser Trials New Self-Destruct Device
Ettenvh introduces a new hand held device designed to deter bandits by allowing the user to trigger a blast from a distance. The weapon, which fires 22 blank cartridges, reportedly explodes and can stop a pursuit within a mile. Ejale Sultop of Cintlanatl is shown testing the device.
Property Damage By Tornadoes In U S
Washington reports tornadoes caused over 262 million dollars in property damage in the United States from 1916 through 1924 the figure cited by a United States Bureau of Standards official. The data cover the fat period ending 1923 and reflect substantial losses nationwide.
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U. S
Washington
United States
United States Bureau
Woman doctor dies in New York fire
A female physician Ur Maria Soadtrer died in a fire at a New York building on Irving Place. A bystander saved the wife of another woman who jumped to escape. The blaze trapped several others as investigators assess the site. The Maryland Mat Company advertises leather mats produced in Williamport for a Broadway building project.
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New York
Ur Maria Soadtrer
Esaw
Eacapra
Gearer
Maryland
N.Y
Williamaport
Maryland Mat Company
Bler- Mitt Campbell, Provident and Gold
Maryland Wat Company
Broadway
Carmen Elect 1925 Officers Elected at Hagerstown lodge
At a large meeting of Hagerstown Lodes No 471 of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks of America the following officers were elected: Past president Hubert Carwell president J T Barber vice president Tal Bott recording secretary B I Rexhard financial secretary John T Draper treasurer Oct M Houck T P B chairman John P Pry L P RB vice chairman Hoch L Pw secretary Roy L French Drury warden Karl L Winters Inez Weaver chaplain J J larger. In other news Leity Fuhr fails to win majors chance. scouts say he has talent but lacks confidence. he will try again with the Boston Red Sox this spring.
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Hagerstown Lodes
Brotherhood Railway Citien of America
Hubert Carwell
J.T. Barber
BOP
Talbott
B. I. Rexhard
John T. Draper
Oct
M. Houck
John P. Pry
L. P, RB
Hoch L
Roy
L French
Drury
Sulde
Eliott
Karl L. Winters
Inel
J.B. Weaver
Chaplein
J. J. Arger
Cdven
EL Eit
Fuhr
Leity" Fuhr
Itwaya
Playars
Tila
Boston Red Sox
Apartment ad misprint prompts Herald-Mail caution
The Herald-Mail notes a misprint in an apartment rental listing on North Jonathan Street. Beck's Restaurant is referenced in error as the advertiser, with the paper offering classified advertising services at a phone number for placement.
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Herald-Mail
Beck's
Jonathan Street
Weekly Stock Market Review sparks a radio fueled rally
In New York the stock market surged on radio related stocks as investors chased companies tied to wireless and oil. Westinghouse climbed to 83 while Electric Storage Battery gained to TOU, Rosch Magneto rose, Studebaker and Am Car hit new highs, United States Steel topped 121, and the tape showed strong demand amid optimistic business sentiment.
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W. G. Cousing
Financial Restor
New York
Jan
Nadio
Au Pichonely
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Radio Corp
Westinghauge
Tou
Rosch Magneto
Stromberg and Hayes Wheel
City Market Prices From Morning Readout
Readable list shows city market prices for produce and staples. Chickens 26 each, onions 21 per bushel, apples 90 cents to 1.25, eggs 69 cents per dozen, cranberries 29 per quart, lettuce 15 cents per head, celery 15 cents, potatoes 1.13 per bushel, cabbage 10 to 50 cents, sauerkraut 9 cents per quart, apple butter 40 cents per quart, hominy 1 cent per unit, walnuts 1 cent per box, carrots 1 cent per bunch.
Tragic attempt to mediate ends in self harm
The parents of Roy Johnson, 17, of Chicago, quarreled and Ray tried several times to reconcile them. After repeated failures he decided to end his life in a bid to bring the family together. The doctor says Ray will live.
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Roy Johnson
Chicago
Ray
Baltimore Grain Wheat and oats price report notice
Baltimore January 3 wheat and oats prices listed for market, spot domestic values shown for 2 red winter and 2 white oats, with spot quotes around $1.62 per unit and related freight port figures.
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Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Gard of Thanks for Anna H. Miller
Jacob Miller and family express gratitude for kindness during illness and death of Anna H. Miller. They thank those who sent flowers and offered support. The notice appeared in Hagerstown on January 4.
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Anna H. Miller
Alec
Jacob M. Miller
Convicts Trailed By Bloodhounds In West Virginia Breakout
Moundsville West Virginia January 3 bloodhounds from the state penitentiary are on the trail of a spy on prisoners who escaped from the county jail last night. Sherrity of every county in Northern West Virginia have been advised of the escape. The man escaped by sawing through the bars of their cells. Twenty two other prisoners were left behind by the escapee.
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Moundsville
W. Va
West
Virginia
Robinson Gets Data On Phone Decision
Attorney General Thornay H. Hobinson met with three Public Service Commission members to discuss procedure as the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone seeks a Federal Court injunction. A hearing is set for Wednesday to halt a recent rate decline and limit the commission’s rate increase. Judge Norris A. Booper had refused a temporary injunction yesterday.
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Thornay Hh Hobinson
Public Service Commission
Chenapeake and
Potomac
Bank Call Centered on Global Bank Health
The Comptroller of the Currency warned about the condition of nation’s banks as of close of business December 31, highlighting concerns over stability and regulatory oversight amid evolving financial pressures and policy changes.
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Washington, Jan
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