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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1922
Page
3
A garbled I ocr item outlines county agricultural agents and events this week. It mentions meetings and demonstrations with dates and places in a vague way, including a planned visit to Pinw Grove and a gathering at another local club. The piece is fragmentary and lacks clear names and outcomes.
Report from Bothell details a large football contest with many famous scribes in attendance. The piece highlights reporters from Pittsburgh to Chicago covering the game, the touring press box setup, and varied observations about players and officials amid a tense battle and war-time-era mood.
A bustling shop advertises a wide collection of children's books and gifts for the holidays. The piece highlights fairy tales travelogues histories and children's captions with bindings and illustrated covers. Shoppers are invited to choose from a range including boots and other clothing items, and to imagine cozy meals as a festive scene unfolds.
Funeral services for Mrs N C Cochran were held yesterday at the MP Temple with Dr H O Logisun presiding. The procession to Woodlawn Cemetery followed a tribute by Doctor Broomfield and music by the Temple choir, with pallbearers named and townspeople in attendance.
Belfast reports Premier opposes the Irish Treaty and warns against any plan that would bind countrymen to a federal arrangement. He declares his fears that accepting the treaty could push toward an independent republic and threaten Ulster negotiations with Britain.
Fragmented text mentions Americans, tobacco, and multiple names such as J. J. Harrington and Kavala. The legible bits refer to terms like Wisalervon and Dramilta Kavala with scattered numbers and unclear actions. Overall, readable facts are sparse and disorderly.
William Brown, 60, a titled veteran of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, dies at home on Vermont Avenue after an illness. Survived by wife Martha E., four children including Grace and Marry Brown, and four siblings. Member of local Masonic and Western Association lodges. funeral plans set for Monday at First Baptist Church with burial at Alupie Grove Cemetery.
The article reports Kaiser abandoning cloistered life at Doorn on December 4, detailing a transition involving Trainees, spouses, and officials. It notes changes in residence and related duties, with mention of a horse, a caretaker, and the broader implications of the shift for nearby operations. The piece references reforms and expected public reactions, framed in local context.
A distorted report claims a treaty restored Ghina territory. It references Kluchow, the Watuington Jontaeundo Traity, and an oath sworn by a mother to a general. The piece mentions World War, prior cessions, and individuals George W. Andrews and Maxnd Andrews with unclear roles in the event.
Fragmentary item from Morgantown dated December 4 mentions obits and campaign notes. References Hodges and a felon case, with unclear details and local church context amid a wartime setting.
A garbled Christmas themed notice suggests saving money for gifts by selling unused items through a Want Ad. It hints at using even small stores of goods to brighten the holiday, urging readers to place an ad to fund festive shopping.
A garbled note recalls Lothar III as emperor of Germany and hints at events around his reign. The fragmentary text mentions names and places but remains unclear on specifics or dates.
A degraded notice warns buyers that refunds or cancellations require written authorization to the Want Ad Department. It emphasizes protection for customers and outlines the process to cancel or modify advertisements and related payments. The text stresses writing directions and ensuring proper handling by the department.
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