Joint Suffrage Debate In Buckhannon Reported
Oct 14 in Buckhannon the Mippur Recorder publishes a detailed note on a joint suffrage debate betweenJud en J. B McWhorter and Mev C. Oliphant. The event drew wide attention though the report notes the discussion remained unfinished and many points were still in contention.
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Wowan Builds a Motor Goat in Maine
A fragmentary wire service item from Perry Maine describes a person named Wowan constructing a motor goat. The text mentions a place near a farm, references to a “Quaker” neighbor and Florencea father, and a past meeting overseen by a figure named Deke von Joe. The excerpt is garbled and difficult to reconcile with a clear narrative.
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Poem Fragment From Bundle Seized by Police
In New York a bundle poem titled Silver Is Not Disturbed shows a delivery miscue with a card and poem altered. The package, mailed by express to Mrs Toy Halley of Stratford Connecticut, was found opened and the poem removed.
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Potato crop cut in half by weather impacts farm
Fragmented report details widespread potato crop damage caused by severe weather. It mentions farmers, regional growers, and references to communities like Grafton and surrounding areas. The text points to economic effects, local reactions, and ongoing efforts to assess losses.
Muted Ten Years LISD Story Sparks Silent Fallout
A fragmented note from a rural district hints at a decade of silence within LISD related to a long neglected case. The item mentions an old Cole who has been omitted for ten years and an elderly woman aged 120, suggesting a historic or archival mystery with persistent questions.
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Expert Advice On Lunghes In School Days
Expert Mrs Aiea Me South offers dietary guidance for school days. The text lists meals and routines, detailing soups, breads, vegetables, and beverages with emphasis on whole wheat, boiled rice, and balanced dishes to support children through the opening of the school year.
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Victory in Maryland politics and Prohibition debate
Mary land voters weigh Prohibition and party loyalties as Hughes and Fairbanks backers in the Progressive camp align with Republicans. Democratic leaders face pressure over liquor licensing while key races in the First and Second districts hinge on party strength and local sentiment.
Geographically Obscure Turmoil Reported In Local Letters
A garbled OCR fragment describes unrest and arrest rumors in a town, mentioning schools, a crowd, and police actions. It references a leading figure and a sequence of events with unclear names, suggesting a disturbance with police deployment and some arrests. The passage remains fragmentary and cites limited identifiable entities.
Marks Family Reunion Draws 300 at Kingsland Arkansas
In Kingsland Arkansas Net 14 a 92 year old host welcomed about 300 relatives to the Marks family reunion near J.M. Marks four miles southeast of town. The elder Mr Marks, aged 115, presided as nine of his wives children grandchildren and great grandchildren attended. About 200 parsons and 225 related guests gathered, noting Mr Marks sailed life begun in 1840 and his Civil War service.
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Political contest and district shifts in Baltimore area race
The report traces campaign tensions in Baltimore area districts with references to candidates Crivae Kestler and William Laxerensen, noting party contrasts, potential sympathizer danger, and local voter dynamics. It mentions Condy in the third district, opposition from Frank Fox, and ongoing Democratic versus Republican efforts ahead of elections.
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Republicans of Missouri Sure of Victory in Missouri
Kansas City October 14 Source says Missouri Republicans, buoyed by a prohibition amendment on the ballot and Governor Major's defense of his administration, feel confident of carrying Missouri and beating Democratic hopes for the state. They credit unity among Republicans and cite issues in the Democratic platform, prison conditions, and crime as factors. Republicans expect a larger margin than Roosevelt achieved in Missouri.
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