Fragmented OCR Notice on Sale and Prices
Fragmentary text shows rental or sale pricing references such as 400 and 250, with scattered phrases about weeks and advance payments. The legible items are sparse and may indicate a local sale or notice, but the information is incomplete and non-specific.
Bryan Confession Highlights Democratic Weakness and Socialism Threat
An Evening Echo discusses Bryan's Commoner editorial on The Growth of Socialism. It argues the Democratic Party shows impotence and that socialism may defeat the Republicans, urging opposition to compel reform. The piece notes media surmise on Taft and Glasscock cabinet plans and mentions the upcoming rivers and harbors congress and agricultural training opportunities.
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York World
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Fragmentary note on city issues and Christmas plans
A garbled OCR fragment references city streets, a Traders alley, a fire department, and budgeting for provisions. Mentions Baltimore street, Clarkaburtérs, and a pending Christmas coming, with unclear dates and persons.
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Baltimore
Wien
Editor Views On Civic Merger Across Huntington Area
Opinion column cites Huntington Herald and others urging a consolidated city government uniting Huntington Central City Central Strip and Guyandotte to streamline governance. Edits discuss chamber initiatives, suburban appeal, and statewide charter plans context, with related editorials from Wheeling Baltimore and Martinsburg papers.
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Huntington
Central City
Ceutrel Strip
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Parkensburg State Journal Openness to Public Opinion
The paper asserts it will reflect public questions with open columns and equal access to all readers regardless of status or wealth. It emphasizes the newspaper as a vehicle for free expression by Falbich Wersin and Dan Potties while denying control by any single party.
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Republicancpaper
Weber
Parkensbure State Journal
Western man story hints at Baltimore and Ohio railroad management shakeup
Rumors circulate of a planned change in Baltimore and Ohio railroad leadership. Speculation centers on 5B. W. Duer of Chicago Mission succeeding Gi. Potter as general manager for Texas operations. Local officials say no official move has been announced. If true, the shift would affect most divisions and follow Thomas Fitzgerald's resignation.
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Duer
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Une
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G. L. Potter
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Hazel Atlas Stars Triumph Over American Wonders In Close Duel
The Hazel Atlas Stars defeated the American Wonders by seven points in a pair of recent matchups. Final scores ranged around 200 to 192 with standout performances from Morgan and other listed players, reflecting a tight, low‑scoring contest and strong team defense.
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Woman jailed at Beverly in shooting of son-in-law
Mrs Betsy Koberly of Elkins is jailed at Beverly charged with shooting her son-in-law Adam White at Walmore Saturday night after a quarrel with his wife. The wife went to the home and White refused to leave. Koberly allegedly shot him, death occurring the morning after.
White House visit noted by Roosevelt aide and author
Melville Davison Post, author of The Corrector of Destinies and Ran ulph Mason, was received at the White House by President Roosevelt. He will travel to Richmond for work, while coconut custard pie tips and a new mix named OUR-PTH promise easy, perfect pies at home.
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Melville Davison Post
Ranulph Mason
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Richmond
Fragmented OCR item on public sale and officials ends
Fragmented text references sale and appointed figures, mentions copyright act, interstate commerce law, and commission terms. Appears to note measures pending and discussions, with memorial mention to members who died recently.
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Aks Commission
Joint session for miners and operators of District 17
A call went out for a special joint convention of miners and operators of District 17 to be held in Charleston on Thursday December 10. An earlier notice had errors and required correction before dispatch.
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Charleston
Hmseen
Memorial Service Highlights by Fairmont Elks Organist
A. J. Smith sang during memorial services at the Fairmont Elks on Sunday afternoon at the Fairmont Opera House. He returned after the ceremony, while a county ad placed an unrelated medical ad mentioning Dean's Regulets for constipation with no griping or weakening effects, priced at 85 cents per bottle.
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Sexig
Fairmont Elks
Fairmont Opera
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