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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1916
Page
9
Reports from Mercer county 4-H style clubs show members raising pigs poultry and crops with growing participation from families and local businesses. detailed notes cover show preparations breeding plans club meetings crop contest results and plans to expand agricultural education and exhibitions next year.
Two East Side and Central Statier firefighters suffered serious injuries when a recently purchased io trick attempted by Towney collided with a rental car. Both vehicles were badly damaged in the impact. The incident disrupted response and repairs follow.
The report notes action by medical society members and health officials regarding communicable disease reporting failures by local physicians. It mentions planned legislative hearings on October 18 with speakers including Harling and Senator Harding to push stronger health laws.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a crowd gathers around Murray in a county building stairwell where a punitive device and improvised paddling are described. The report alleges exposure of a sensitive act, with bystanders and officials present, details of the event and aftermath obscured by fragmented text.
The Naw Army Act and the Miia face criticism for poor militia preparedness. Experts note low mobilization strength, with only about 45,000 fit militiamen available by 1918, many untrained or under-equipped. Comparisons to World War I mobilizations show gaps in training, equipment, and numbers.
Fragmentary 18th century notes from Malmouth Missouri show ministers receiving small stipends. A 1756- era record cites a preacher earning about 3.39 and a parish salary around 400 with other modest expenses for upkeep and care of the meeting house.
Bakersfield, Calif, Sept 20 Mary Briindage, 76, widow of the late Superior Judge Bow Bhs, pioneer of Karn county, enrolls as a freshman at a local high school. She aims to study Spabt ie children and attend classes as part of adult education initiatives.
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