Devil Anse Hatfield and the end of the feud era
A profile of Hatfield patriarch Devil Anse Hatfield, aged 76, living in Logan County amid the legacy of the Hatfield McCoy feud. The piece notes his Civil War captaincy, political shift to Democrat, tempered views, and life on Island Creek farm, reflecting decades of regional change and ongoing public interest in the clan saga.
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Ovid
Skein
Hatield-McCoy
Ealtiper
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Mavorite
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Haldeld
Blappel
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Realdenca
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Hatheld
Niger Denbour
Oliar Gewurkona
Logan County
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Hatfuld
Covernor
Davil
Htamry Hatfield
Teall
Mr. Antheld
Alto
Tre
Lava
Alli
Eutelds
Haifelt
Island Creek
Teais
Fatiquy
Devil Anse
America
Gleatin
Hatfield and McCoy
Logan
Gasollie
Great Progress Made In Road Construction
Great progress has been made in road construction and administration since New Jersey enacted modern state aid road law. The Pan American Road Congress will assemble in Oakland on September 17, with delegates from states and other American countries. Experts will discuss latest methods, and attendance promises broad benefit to engineers, contractors, and communities along the route.
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New York
New Jersey
Mts
American Road Builders' Association
American Highway Association
Moore
Alvhava
Tn Sii Amatiga
Menna
Oakland
Cal
Axso Ciationg
Pan Amérean Road Congress
Nive
Delayed travel memoir recalls ascent to Continental Divide
The writer describes a high mountain journey from Snowmass to the Continental Divide, noting near 19,000 feet elevation and the visual splendor of misty peaks and snow capped tops. He recounts a visit to a valley ranch near three great mountains Cape Um Snow-Mars Sopris and a modern, well appointed house with Alpine views. The piece details irrigation by ditches and fertile alfalfa land, wheat and barley fields, and the land’s enduring moisture, reflecting on the landscape’s beauty and abundant farming potential.
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Soa
Vandervort
Parkersburg
Shittleworth Fort
Snow Mass
Continental Divide
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Wrose
Arkansas
Tounteln
Pacific
Hegeman
Reugtly
Fis Ranch
Capeum
Young Brown confesses to father murder near Capron Bridge
In a Jackson, late 19th century, Young Brown confessed to shooting his father at Capron Bridge and dragging the body into a ditch near a creek. He described the elation, manner of the killings, and that he fled in a pickup of dirt and leaves until police found the scene after rains exposed the body. Brown yielded details and indicated further statements to authorities.
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Wiliam Brown
Tainer
Jona
Winchester
Te Ul
Ha Maron
Capron Bridge
Elder Brown
Brown
Atevet
Fred
Mather
Golden sorrel and retrenchment shake state home job
Miss Laura G Parker of Massachusetts secured a post at the state home for girls through the civil service, then was retained amid retrenchment moves. Reportedly unknown to city officials, she rode in on a “golden sorrel,” prompting scrutiny as officials debated her appointment and job duration.
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Trenton
Laura G. Parker
Massachuieite
Wetitan
Upland
Ie Burhaus
Mia Parker
Algil Service Commission
Miss Parker
Boston
Warving
Newark
Civil Services Commission
Massachusetts
Parker
Misa Parke
Austrian Wires Cause Misheard Battle Orders
Vienna reports an accidental cross of telephone lines led to a crucial mishearing during a Russian victory over Austria. An Austrian staff chief heard Russian words and warned his brigades, but Austrian forces exploited the error, capturing about 4,000 Russian prisoners, including a protesting major.
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Stam
Austang
Apenie
Failure to Pray Breaks Up a Home in Cleveland
In Cleveland a divorce case emerges after George Overly claims daily Bible reading and prayer were neglected, leading to separation from wife Florence Grae Overly. Florence testifies Overly kept company with other women and resisted reconciliation, while he describes the marital strain stemming from religious devotion and alleged infidelity. The Pittsburgh-based wife seeks a decree, citing neglect and separation as grounds.
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Cleveland
George
Preai
Dent
Prudential
Towny
Stes Florence Grae
Pittevurg
Tor Vorca
Gyer
Othey
Overly -Tatate
Pearson
Over
Marshall Ben Pittsbilte
Fei
Hanko
Wits
Pitsburg
Ta -Nanither
Marshall Beon
Phone frame site linked to Welch and Fullerton ranch
A fragment notes every frame with a phone is tied to the Welch and Fullerton ranch, with a rupniste term. The readable snippet hints at a property or business context involving two named parties and a local location, but details remain unclear.
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Ranch
Welch & Fullerton, Rupniste
Tomatoes Kept For Winter Use By Mrs Scott Culleary
Tomatoes are abundant and canning, jam making, and green tomato use are discussed by Anna Scott Culleary of the Philadelphia North American. Instructions cover selecting, washing, parboiling, jar filling, sterilizing, and making tomato butter, with tips on avoiding damaged fruit and maximizing shelf life for soups, sauces, and winter dishes.
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Anna
Scott Culleary
Philadelphia
Jowan Diller
Housei
Mexico
Spain
Europa
Tha Tnitna
Mary
Delaware
Steyr
Norie
Health Conference Opens in Rochester Attended by Governor Whitman
Erected arrangements for a public health conference in Rochester feature leaders from the American Public Health Association and New York State health officials. Dr Willan C. Gorgna, distinguished surgeon, will speak as others including Governor Charles S. Whitman are expected to attend. The five day program covers industrial hygiene, disease prevention, public education, and municipal health administration with a focus on reducing degenerative diseases and improving sanitation and milk supply.
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Rochester
Moe Dultsee
Tela City
New York
Philin Heaith
Willan C. Gorgna
Sonern
Canal Sono
Othe
Hepmane My Biggs
Earth
George W. Guler
Charles
Whitman
Health Association
Willian Ts Sedewien
Toronto
Juan Gulteras
Mai Muokvonvilio
M. Gunn
Boston
Mass
Dry Lee Frankel
Sewans
Vartoun
Liberilary
C. B.A. Winslow
York State Department
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Gincinnati
New Fork City
Desrholt
Miwanker
Gsorea
Health hazards of home canning preservatives warned
Washington DC reports that the Department of Agriculture cautions about health risks from home canning preservatives sold as powders. Experts note digestive disturbances and other health issues, urging careful use or avoidance. Federal and state laws restrict sale of harmful preservatives in interstate foods. Households may face dangers if these compounds are used improperly.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Alleyia Weid
Boric Weld
Promotera
Fraternal Union Heads West Virginia Baptist Meeting
Tentative program for the Fraternal Union of the Minister presents October events in West Virginia Baptist General Association. Meetings run October 12 to 18 with souvenir programs, religious services, and discussions led by church leaders and visiting dignitaries.
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Gary
Ki Cata
Mar
Tillowe
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