Missing Fragments Prompt Unified Campaigns Across Districts
Partial OCR text references annual meetings in the First Parish and lists officials including D. W. Palios and Mildredt. It hints at a campaign pressure to press forward a convention in Lap Arizcles, with district enjoinders and committee names unclear due to garbled lines.
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D. W. Palios
Neonate
Vici
Clarkeburg
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Bertha Chakeihre
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Evangelistic Rally Held by Reverend Wilkin Ralph Fl
An event led by Reverend Wilkin Ralph Fl gathered a community audience in Philadelphia for an evangelistic night. Attendees witnessed a ceremonial fortification and observed a formal boundary in a spiritually charged gathering.
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Wilkin Ralph Fl
Philadelphia
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Governor Presses Hedley Motion Amid House Turmoil
The governor argued against the Hedley motion while fourteen national committee members protested the measure. Hemenway of Indiana questioned Penrose's stance as debate grew heated. Root called for civil conduct and Grose was ordered to take a seat as confusion swirled.
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National Committee
Hemenway
Indiana
Pen-rose
Penrose
Root
Country Church and Agriculture Meetings Schedule
The issue lists a July 17 schedule featuring addresses by Bishop Georg W. Peterkin and Rev. Bennies at The Country Church, McClellandtown Pa, with topics on agriculture by Dean Sander son, Professor William Hill of Bethany College, and a Rural Community social work discussion led by O H Benson.
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McClellandtown
Agriculture of West Virginia
EH. D. Sanderson
William Hill
Bethany College
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eBisitiete Organizationg
Fariitt
C. B. Smith
U.S. Deparment of Agriculture
Thomas H. Detinte
Greenbrier Independent
H. Benson
Roosevelt delegates to Dake on the May convention
The piece describes Roosevelt supporters seeking a May convention in Virginia to shape the platform and nominate a candidate for second place. Governor Hadley leads debate as Hodkevelty members protest. talks of a possible compromise involve Hugheas and Hadley for Virginia.
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Bam Montgomery
Negro
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Virginia
Hadley
National’ Committee
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Hugheas
Virginia Laq
Lynch Chosen as WVU Alumni Dinner Officers
Morgantown June 18 The West Virginia University alumni association held its annual dinner at the armory with 140 covers. Dr E Vickers gave a talk and introduced H Oden of Wiebling president of the alumni association who acted as master of the occasion. Several speeches followed and Rev H G Browzer of Fairmont appeared on the program. Officers elected were President Charles W Clarkebure Vice president Miss Hackney of Huntington Secretary D M Wilts of Morgantown Treasurer A J Hare of Morgantown.
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The
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H.G. *Browtzer
Mont
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Mies Hackney
Huntington
D. M. Wilts
Tresaurer
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Roosevelt Delegates Favored By Sim B Montgomery
Sim B Montgomery of West Virginia said Roosevelt delegates on the national committee could vote on the emancipation measure, while the 16 West Virginia delegates including Governor Glasscock would not back Roosevelt. Montgomery asserted that Doyle of the delegation would oppose reinforcements and that Mulberry Street in Salem hosts the college visit as a note.
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B. Montgomery
West Virginia
We. “Fiera
Mulberry Street
Salem
Salem College
Mita Ficta
Thin City
BeBe Porch Furniture Lead In Scenic Home Decor
A fragment describes inviting porch furniture with an appealing lawn look. It mentions materials like bee Willow Fibre Inia Rush Dsuble Cane and Old Hickory. Items include chairs rockers settees couches tables and benches priced around 2.51 dollars for Fibre Regker Junior.
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Porch Shades Advertised for Comfort and Savings
Local ad promotes bamboo porch shades with natural wide slats and strong protection from sun. Prices listed for several sizes, including 6 by 8 at 1.25 and 10 by 8 at 2.00, plus Vader varieties up to 5.50. Color options include dark green tan and brown.
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