Textile Strike Aides Clash With Guards In New Conflict
National Guard rifles fired on a crowd of more than 3,000 pickets in Saylesville Rhode Island fracturing a weeklong strike. Two men were wounded in critical condition as violence spread from Sayles Finishing to nearby areas amid guard restraint and union relief efforts.
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Washington
Rept
Roosevelt
Textile Strike Board
Mediation Board
Winant
New Hampshire
National Guard
Jong
Essary
Francis J. Gorman
Ikers
South
Secretary of War
Gorman
Saylesville
R. I
National Guardsmen
Markament
Sayles Finishing Company
Ha Gerston Fair hopes and early party campaigns
A fragmented report recalls plans for a larger Har gerstown Fair if predictions had held, lists travels to the St Louis Exposition, and notes political activity by Buchanan Schley with the Democratic National Committee awaiting an assignment. Pioneer meeting details include William Armstrong as president since 1872 and officers Powler Spangler Diehl. The text closes with fragmented references to party anniversaries and election majorities.
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus Parade In Hagerstown
Crowds line streets as Hagenbeck Wallace circus parade winds two miles through Hagerstown amid elephants rides and clowns. Showheads to Willow Lane showgrounds for afternoon and evening performances. Legion aids Robinson fire victims. William Seaney family moves into new bungalow funded by American Legion post and public contributions.
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Hagerstown
Willow Lane
Robinson
Ill
William Seaney
The
American Legion
Making Sauerkraut At Home Guide For Families
A concise guide urges households to use surplus cabbage to make sauerkraut for fall and winter use. It highlights health benefits, offers a free mailed copy on request, and directs readers to The Daily Mail Agricultural Editor in Washington, D. C. for details.
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Daily Mail
Mail Information Bureau
van Gorder Service, Inc
Washington, D. C
Growing Late Vegetables From Dan Van Gorder
Late summer and early autumn weather favors growing radishes lettuce mustard kale and onions sets for a home garden. Sow radishes every week for fresh harvests into November. Lettuce can yield in frames into winter. Kale and mustard provide greens with quick, repeat sowings and a nitrate boost speeds growth. Green onions emerge from onion sets before winter.
Coldframes Extend Garden Season For Home Growers
Early November planting with mulch and manure, plus 4-5 pounds of balanced fertilizer per 100 square feet, boosts yields. Coldframes, located on sunny house sides or south of fences, allow gardening well after frosts and chilly weather.
Walnutt Point community happenings and visits
In Walnut Point a sequence of social visits unfolds as families from Fort Knox Westminster Hagerstown and nearby towns gather. Guests include the Quinns Miller family Burgan Frush Boward Rohrersville and Huffman relatives attend funerals and reunions while a surprise birthday party for Millard Kretzer plus a Wiener roast highlight a busy weekend.
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WalNut Point
Rept
James :Quinn
Fort ‘Knox
Kentucky
R. E. ‘Burgan
Lewis Miller
Frank Miller
Mary
William
Edgar Miller
Kenneth, Reichard
Doris
David
Sterling Miller
Ethel Elizabeth
Truman
Arthur Burgan
H. Exline
Hancock
Isabel Frush
Baltimore
J. Wade Huffman
Robert
Wm Boward
John D. Rohrer
Helen
Millard Kretzer
Mr. Kretzer
Joyce Marie
Emmett Kriner
George Rhodes
Roger Burgan
Paul Kret
Sharpstown Council Elects New Officers in Sch for Town
SHARPSBURG Sept 13 Mrs Ed Mose hosted guests including Alfred Mose and C R Cox with Miss Mary Mose from Washington. Phyllis Gross departed to begin as a sophomore at Blue Ridge College Westminster. Town council elected Burgess Frank Thomas assistant Burgess Leo Leatherman directors Wm Fisher Melvin De Launey Milford Kauffman Wm Coin Geo Mongan Edgar Mongan of Brooklyn visited two weeks with Geo M Mongan and Mr and Mrs E R Crowe of Ha.
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Sharpsburg
Alfred Mose
C. R. Cox
Mary Mose
Washington
Ed. Mose
Phyllis Gross
Blue Ridge College
Westminster
Burgess
Frank Thomas
Leo Leatherman
Wm. Fisher
Melvin DeLauney
Milford Kauffman
Wm. Coin
Geo
Popularity Begins at Breakfast with Shredded Wheat
A carnival of health urges readers to start the day with Shredded Wheat. The article extols nutrition and energy from whole wheat, with carbohydrates for energy, proteins for tissue, minerals for bones, vitamins for health, and bran for regularity. It claims Shredded Wheat is economical and easily digested.
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Charles L. Knight
Pearl A. Phillips
Fairmont
W. Va
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Anna M. Dorman
Duncannon
Edgar E. Lanima
Getz
Flora I Tussing
Coats Store
Kenneth Ray
Quincy
Frances Stumbaugh
Williamsport
Howard Stickell
John Stonebraker
Lynn Keller
J. T. McCune
F. D. Harman
St. Louis Exposition
New York
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Eee
Meine
Legion
Csewere
Dan van Gorder
Clyde E. Basehoar
Lloyd M. Basehoar
Arthur C. Foard
Public
Maryland
Zer
Wm.Boward
Pearl Rhodes
Helen* Marie Miller
Almeta Burgan
Madeline Kretser
Allée Kretzer
Bottle Tabler
Doris ‘Trene Miller
Thelma Kretzer
Keller Rowe
Arnold Tabler
Edward Miller, Jr
Frisby Mowen
Marshall Kretzer
Charles Miller
Fred Krettzer
Robert Miller
Donald Kriner
Harold Miller
Igerstown
Hubert
Samuel Houser
Houser
Anna Ritter
Elizabeth, Harbaugh
Lutheran
H. D. Chapman
Lester Smith
Roanoke
J. H. Himes
B. R. Roulette
Bobby
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Balers
Chevrolet
KneeAction
Hoffman Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Hancock, Hoffman Garage
Mithaburg, M
Babbington Motor CQ
Boonsboro, Md
W. Washington St
Fisher
Chevrolet ,Motor Company
Detroit
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