Broadway Sees oddities and a camel on stage a New York column
A chaotic New York column notes a mock blacksmith shop on Broadway near Forty Second Street to be taken down for subway work, a camel on stage between acts, and a mix of eccentric characters. It mentions War Correspondent Powell rediscovering the Fresnich cocktail, a tired man found in Central Park, and Deputy Sheriff Lucretia Roberts visiting Manhattan with a pistol alarm. The piece also covers rapid police action against reckless motorists, Prince Troubetzkoy’s speeding arrests, and a humorous aside about a rancher partner.
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New York
Broadway
White ‘Way
Forty Second Street
Subway
Lucretia
Roberts
Canille
Ariz
Alvidit
Missionary Society to Meet at Parkersburg First Christian Church
West Virginia Christian Missionary Society of the Disciples of Christ, long based in Parkersburg, will convene next Tuesday at the First Christian church. The board, comprising laymen and ministers, oversees missionary efforts in the state, including church planting and distribution of funds. Officers include President J Rancey and Samuel Voorhis, with a session at 2 pm and an open church meeting at 7:30 pm.
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Parkersburg
West Virginia
J Rancey
West Union
D.voorhis
J. J. Morgan
Bethany
W. B. Hendershot
Huntington
W. E.'Pierce
Cameron
J. W. Yoho
F. BM. Biddle
Wellaburg
O. G. White
W.F. Fielde
F. H. Ollum
Enmnate
Hunt
Jon
J. de ‘Menamnolde
Clarksburg
Pa Ri. Smith; Moundasville
Raresee N. Millen
George New Martinarille
Heber
Clarkabure
Christian Church
Auction Lot Description for Automobile Site
A rare street corner offering mentions a lot measuring between 50 and 150 feet with an alley in the rear and a possible side entrance if needed for an automobile. Terms are $2,382.
Fragmentary notice from degraded text stream
Fragments show garbled words about business and view. No clear event names, dates, or entities readable enough to identify a person or organization.
Public notice of rate changes and publication plan
The document outlines a proposed rate change to be published in four successive newspapers in Harleton County. It specifies the date and place for publishing and directs officials to file the proposed rate with the county clerk. It mentions the Capitol building and a public hearing or posting at a local post office, with actions to be taken by the commissioners.
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Bridgeport Natural Gun and Oil Company
Bridgeport, National’ Gasland- Old Company
Public Service
Comur Salon
Geners Erientatiga
Harelton
Bhagmpa
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Fletcher
Clarksburg Trust CO
W. VA
3Rd and Pike Sts
Ogp
Pestoffice
James
el Alexander'Powell
Brank Lebnsimith
Hte
Central Park
Frank O'Brien
the Park
Prince Troubetzkoy
Het
Leonsider
Chamberlain
Albert
Lima
Ohio
of the
Disciple of ‘Christ
Storm's Dairy
the A M'Davis CO
Quan Ais SL
Rodin
Thera Hoa
Hall &Bradford
St. New
7Th Street
Sturm and
Wilson
Black- lack-Krohme
Gore
Itrs
Buckeye Savings and Loan Company
The
Willison
Muranga
Gan Bidg
Charkthory
Weat
Pike Stroet
Banks Planking Company
Bell Phows
Fotice
Maia Bell
West Virginia Bank
Clabesburg
Waldo Corner
George L. Duncan
E. A. Farland
LD. Griffin
Merchants National Awn
Clarksburg Nwiva
Lincaln
Merchants National Bank
Clarksburg, W. VA
Utamleston
West, Virginia
Helon Gaturday
Novemyer
UW. Bebybern
W. Pike
P. O
Bell Phone
R. T. Lowndes Dept
Fastieloory
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