Fifty Fine Horses Entered For Stake Events At Big Fair
About fifty horses were entered for $1,000 stake races at the Central West Virginia fair to be held August 31 to September 3 on the exposition grounds. Local entrants from Morgantown Clarksburg and nearby streets will join contestants from Erie, Springfield, London and beyond in four stake events plus ten other $500 purses. The lineup includes horses owned by D Parr U S Horse Shoe Company and various trainers, with specific horse names listed for each race and day.
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Central West Virginia
Lake Erie
Central West Virginia Fair
Muesday
D. Parr
Clarksburg
Lord Talbott
Lord Roberts, Co. M. Smith
Springfield
B. H
Ashland Hal
Haplan Hal
U. S. Horse Shoe Company
Erie, Ja
B. m
Mokover Girl
Mokover
Invasion Of U S Is Seen By Navy Official
SEATTLE August 21 The United States faces grave peril of invasion at war’s end as a means to pay huge debts, according to Herbert L Satterlee assistant secretary of the navy under Roosevelt He urged strengthening national defense and financial safeguards amid the ongoing European conflict conclusions drawn from his remarks in Seattle.
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Seattle
Wash
United States
Herbert L. Satterlee
Navy
Roosevelt
Jenses
Alaska
Philippines
Hawaiian Islands
Tlinois
Ritchie
Mr. Harris
T.m.harris
United States Pension
John Harris
Cairo lodge gets new home in Haddox building
Cairo lodge No 114 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons has moved into a newly arranged top story quarters in the Haddox building. The space includes a lodge room two thirds of the floor plant a modern kitchen dining room parlor and rest room. The item also notes revival meetings planned by evangelist William Asher in Harrisville and lists appointed committee members.
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Ellenboro
Cairo
Haddox
Masonic Fraternity of
William Asher
Harrrisville
Warren Hodges
J. A. Young
W. N. Fishure
Homer B. Woods
S. A. Powell
P. R. Tharp
J. N. Pierpoint
Elijah Weekley
Robert Morris
W.N. Frasure
Asher
Ritchie County
Eve Causes Woes and Woman Autoist Tale
A farcical New York item recounts Mrs. Max Gerties of Sumit New Jersey and companions on an automobile outing through South Orange New Jersey. An accident with William Dethea of Tampa Florida prompts a comic clash over a license and hosiery lore. Policemen and fussing onlookers chase the truth as Mrs. Gerties finally shows her license amid laughter.
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New York
Eve
Max Gerties
Union Place
Sumit
N. J
Gerties
Helen
Helen and
Eleanors Ward
Florham Park
N.J
South Orange Boulevard
South Orange
William Z. Dethea
Tampa
Fla
Pat Sheffington
Dethea
Mrs. Gerties
Pat
Notice to Shippers on Monongahela Valley Traction Line
Notice to shippers for Monongahela Valley Traction express cars from Clarksburg to Grasselll O Neil Mt Clare Weston Shinnston Fairview Farmington Unington and intermediate points daily except Sunday. Shipments should reach the station not Mannington and intermediate points by 9 00 am Fairview and intermediate points 11 00 am Weston and intermediate points 12 00 pm. Quick service and care in handling mark this line as ideal for shippers.
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Traction Company
Clarksburg
Grasselll
O'Neil Mt. Clare
Weston
Shinnston
Mont Fairview
Farmington
U Nington
Mannington
Fairview
Monongahela Valley
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Harvey Ernest
Karms
Ima Jay
L. E. Ruff
Lancaster
Katherine B
Groom
W. W.keener
Morgantown
Bl. m
Kathleen McKinney
McKinney
Ross F. Stout
B. S
Major Stout
Nutwood
Wilkes
G. Bennett
Annie McGee
Lord Roberts
Willis and Powell
Bob Lincoln
Miltax
J. B. Jones
Chicago
G. B
Bob Bingen
Rob. Claire Cobb
Spring Mills
C. m
Marvelous Sheet
Manishee E. _R. Little
Mt. Sterling
Silver Bell
John R. Gentry
Ind
Charles C
Coastman
Wade W. McClune
York
Wade Locanda
J.R
Trimble
Freedom
Bonnie Wreath
Christ Schaffner
Brk. H
King Direct
Edward Denham
Direct Bell
Br. H
Hal Actor
Actionward
W. J. Brandwie
Columbus
Jimmie E
Abdell
E. R. Little
Lancet Brooks
W. H. Woodall
Yalena
Twinkle March
Prince March
G-Daniels
Greensboro
N. C
Guy Christian
Bandavo
Senator Jamies
Mitchell Brothers
Findlay
B. G
Crown King
Charles King
Frank Ober
Penbrook
Blk. S
Baronsgale
Allenwood
Nat Ray
Toronto
Can
Jay Worthy
Axworthy
United States Horse Shoes Company
Erie
Strafford
Moko
H. Ackerman
Paterson
Pace
G. Daniels
Ozeron
J. A. Anderson
Burlington
Kan
Mary E. Pick
Ross F. Stout and Brother
Birdonna
Don J. R. Trimble
Hydric
Hydrogen
J. W. Johnson
Parkersburg
Mary Direct
Lord Direct
G. W. White
Malvern
B.h
Dan Macks
Laggattier
Hd Tyrrel
Marysville
Dwight Logan
Bert Logan
United States Horse Shoe Company
the Climax
Governor Francis
H. E. Winslow
Taylorsville
Gilbert M
Tommy Haymond
Tredal
Tregantle
Joe Gahagan
Lima
Jimmy Briggs
Chamberlin Joe
U. S
John H. Mann
Imperial Oil and Gas Products Company
Charles H. Harrison
Harrisville
G. Dawn
Cumberland
Mt. Pocono
Johnson Baltzer Mallory
Joe G. Mallory
Gil Company
Mr. Mallory
New Geneva
Fayette County
Fairmont
Grafton
Jennie Sheets
S. E. Hickman
Sycamore Street
Blanche Strickler
Ravenswood
Walter Butcher
Brethen, C
E. A. Corbin
Butcher
June Barnes
Tom G. Strickler
John Léeton
Lowther
Goosecreek
Lamberton
John B. Hall
Slam
Cincignati
Hallam
O. K. Wigner
Lulu Maxine
Gertrude Boehm
Kilbourne, C
Mr. Wigner
F. Emmet
Miss Perla
New York City
Joe
Lamberton i
Northwestern Turnpike
Automobile Blue Book
Elsenboro
West Union
Ohio Iriver
Roy E. Nutter
Clarkeburg
Grace E. Garber
Pennsboro
W. N. Frasure
Charles Stewart
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Alma Marsh
F. L. Marsh
Baltimore, Md
Gorseon. Frey
C. Mahaney
Rn. H. Boner
Marietta, O
A. J. Glass
Harrisville Baptist Association
Smithville
W. E. Kennedy
Ft. Collins
Colo
G. C. Patton
Polyclinic Hospital
Philadelphia
Porter Rardin
Dr. C. EB. Rardin
P. Z. Musgrave
Miss One Oar
Salem
Raymond McClaskey
Brent Exline
Parkers
Ferrel
Donahue
Exline
McClaskey Boy
W. H. Hennen
Buckhan
Ruth Bayne
Clarkburg
C. E. Barjan
William Heinselman
Stude_ _ baker
Loam Company
Will A. Strickler
Ritchie County Fair Association
B. Goodwin
Ellenboro de
Susana
Central West
Virginia
Ss. C. Denham
J. N. Hess
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