Girl Takes 26 Mile Ride to See Train and Car
Miss Carrie Kaine, 17, of Maz county Kentucky, rode a horse named Tony from her farm to Paintsville, about 24 miles, after a night journey. She woke frostbitten but safe, with prayers answered for trains and automobiles she dreamed of since childhood.
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Mnez
Maz County
F Walker
Kentucky
United States
Carrie Kaine
Patersville
Johnson County
Spitler
Miss Kaine
Acer
Tain
Carrie
Kaine
Tony
Paintsville
Paintsvi
Sam Gage
Kainend
Gage
Mr. Gaze
Maer
Wreland
Wecause
Raase Man
Mr. Gage
Stern
Knights seek state deputy and secretary roles atBluefield election
Boosting Ingt on May 1 Knights Jumba or this city back F D Clifford for state deputy and freorse Benger for state secretary ahead of the March 7 election at Bluefield. Local knights feel hopeful about their chances and plan to send a delegation to the Rinefeld meeting at a convention touted as a key yearly event in Cath nite circles.
Selectors orree WATCHOURCAT. 2 Page 3
Fragmented OCR item mentions a fete and events on page 3 with unclear details. No clear names, places, or dates readable to identify the main item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watchourcat
Washington City Notes from the Shoreham gathering
A dinner at the Shoreham featured former and current Internal Revenue officials from West Virginia. Attendees included Senator Nathan B. Scott Judge John V. Mason and Joseph Miller with others like Wiliam A. Ohleyv and John Marshall. Postmaster changes in Kanawha and other WV counties were announced along with appointments and examinations for various offices across West Virginia and nearby states.
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Washington, D.G
Shoreham
West Virginia
Internal Revenue
Nathan B. Scott
John V. Mason
Virginia
Case
Joseph Miler
Kenora
Charles E. Campbell
Acme
Kanawha County
A.C Lyttle
M. Cecil Peck
Crown Hill
B. Stewart
Nora A. Moore
Diamond
Kanawha Coun
Neely
S. Moore
M. B. Gramended
Nham
Donwood
Interstate Commerce i
W. P. Phillips
J. E. Ricker
Wells L. D. Reynolds
Elkview
Kanawhs
Moundsville
George C. iRey- Rickey
Wolds
Warne Gillespie
Nawha County
H. Milan
Clavia A. Comer
J. Comer
Fernie M. Leet
Grassy Meadows
Greenbrier
J. E. Teef
Berry Green
Mahan
Fayette County
W. O. Bouldin
H. J. Huff
Hemphill
McDowell County
W. Va
Vanderlip
Hampshire County
John 5. Williams
Grafton
Wendell
Taylor Counts
Cadet Corps Showed Notable Discipline at University Field
University of West Virginia cadet corps inspection led by Captain S J B Schindle United States Army found the group in excellent condition with high discipline and improved performance across all military science departments. Schindle outlined plans to issue commissions to land grant college graduates to bolster officers for potential national service.
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Joseph Wi. Wellman
Morgantown
Felisburg
W. A
San Tesf Legateed
Watnanies
Pmauaneperciam Sbrie Wes Mires
Foptamateaoas University Cadet Corps
S. J. B. Schindle
United States Army
Castain Schindte
Washington
Schindle
Spain
General Staff
Ite
W. Bordick Davis
Andrew Whiteman
Woodmen
Terra Alta
War Department
Observatory Hill
Resigns Post As Head Of Girls Home In Salem
Miss Hilda M. Dungan, ten-year superintendent of the Industrial Home for Girls in Salem, resigns due to poor health and returns to Columbus. Miss Mary Crawford acts as superintendent. Dungan is regarded as a reform school authority. Local Woodmen Circle delegates attended Terra Alta state meeting.
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Salem
Hilda Xm" Dungan
Columbus
Dungan
Mary Crawford
Scharze
Durgan
Bootleg Liquor Kills Two Men in Pittsburgh Area
A brief, sparse item notes two men dead from bootleg liquor in a Pittsburgh region incident. The fragment mentions a meat company succession involving Harley, Perine, and a Mrs Florine Lytle visiting a sister on Valley Street. A culinary stray detail describes dandelion leaves with cottage cheese bacon dressing, but the passage is otherwise unclear and disjointed.
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Florine Lytle
Point “Marion, Pa
Mrs. Hunter
Valley Street
Notice to Red Men and Local Society Meetings
The notice lists events and personal updates from Charleston and nearby areas. Herman Morrison, injured in an oil well accident, shows improvement and walks with crutches. Dr. Chester R. Ogden will lecture for the Mothers Club. Knights of Pythias and Red Men activities anchor a ledger of local fraternal notices, with attendance urged for a tabernacle gathering. Community socializing includes May Day picnics and church youth outings. The piece closes with a report on wood alcohol poisonings causing two deaths in Kanawha County and ongoing coroner investigations into bootleg liquor.
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Herman Morrison
Blanche Wilson
Wilson
Byron King
Pitts
Burs
Charleston
Kanawha County
J. le Gillespie
Willis Wallace
North Rand Street
Gillespie
Whi Massey
Montgomery
Massry
Monttgomery
Morris Creek
Vacuum Feed System Great Improvement For Cars
The Stewart vacuum gasoline feed system is hailed as the greatest automotive improvement of recent years by C. B. Cuppert of Cuppert Brothers. It uses a near carburetor vacuum tank to provide a constant pressure, ensuring a steady fuel mix and reducing fuel waste compared to the fluctuating pressure system.
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Stewart
C. B. Cuppert
Cuppert Brothers
Craritz
Dandelion Uses Advised by Woman's World for Health
The article extols dandelions as a tonic and diuretic with digestive benefits. It describes taraxacum’s medicinal value, suggests culinary uses, including creams, sauces, and salads, and offers a recipe blending greens with lemon juice butter and eggs for a light dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Jone Gill
Delicieux
Pollution of Streams Endangers Health and Fishing in West Virginia
A writer argues that sulphur-rich mine water and factory discharges ruin West Virginia streams, killing fish and harming health. He estimates billions of cubic feet of water could host fish if pollution ceased, urges mining firms to install filtration, and calls for sewage filtration by towns to restore rivers and revive fishing as a major sport and economic boon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
E. B. Morrix
Falls
Ovie
Big Sandy
Potomac
Clarksboro
West Fork
John
Gowimo
Norwood Park to Open May 29 With Track Meet
Norwood Park at the New Fair Ground will open Saturday May 29 for a triangular track and field meet featuring West Virginia University West Virginia Wesleyan College and Marietta College. More than 150 athletes expected and several thousand spectators, with roller coaster rides dancing skating and refreshment stands planned.
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Norwood Park
Fair Ground
Edmund Denham
West Virginia University
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Marietta College
Clarksburg
Denham
W. G Genna
Jamestown
N.Y
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the Knights of Columba
Cornell
Morgan
Bird
Worn
Andrus
Moir
Cushing
Wells
Collyer
Courtney
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Lake Cayuga
Poughkeepsie
Washington City
Wiliam A. Ohleyv
John Marahail
Parkersburg
Owen McKin
Fairmont
Washington Week
Canada
C. W. Parson
Eugene van Rennseler
Sixteenth Street
Rev
Stephen van Rennseler
James Carrot Frazier
George W. Williams
Beckley
Supree Court
George W- Riley
Augusta
Frank W. Rucker
Kay
John W. DeVerbe
Stoore
Marvin R. Rutledge
Peet
Ronceverze
Agnes PM. Graig
Stanley J. Rex- Biggs
Tichland
Inleigh County
Fourth Clase
L. D. Elkins
Aaron
James M. Paule
Copenhagen
Kanawha
C. E.lawrence
Drybranch
Hazel FE
Darnall
French Creek
Upshur
Amel Kirkienhayes
Wayne County
Matida Christian
Leonard
William G. Moore
London
Miss Dungan
Salem Institution
Eva Green
New United Brethren Church
West End
Hev
H. E. Waters
Im Charze
A. Jesse
Salem Independent School District
Pennsboro Land and Gas Company
Pennsboro
Chester R. Ogden
Clarkspure
Mothers’ Club
Ttme
Mothers of
City
Improved Order of Red Men
Reed Hall
Hamilton
H. G.hallock
W_ PRITCHARD
Salem Arousa
Knights of Pythias
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Tabernacle
Chancelor
Comander Keys
Sheldon Law
Mt. Clare
C. W. Law
J. M_Flavigan
Mr. Flanigan
Willing Wolmers
Baptist Church
Morgansville
A. M. Ritter
HL. Ree
Ses
Welch & Fullerton
Tyeac
Chest
Potoma
New York
Boston
Philandelphia
Feltimore
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