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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1922
Page
15
A compact town item notes a welder causing a smell issue while an inlay project and an eel cult reference appear in local chatter. Details are unclear due to fragmented text. Residents seek clarification on these odd notes and any affected areas or events.
A garbled OCR page lists scattered items including weather readings, temperatures, and local notices. Mentions readings at Bolyard and a sequence of names and places such as West Virginia, Marion, and Alice, with references to stores, hospitals, and coal company workers, but the text is largely incomprehensible.
Readable lines show Marion County state levy under last year with figures for road and bond costs. The document outlines total education and county court levies, including grand totals and noted variances, indicating a smaller overall levy than the prior year.
Washington report outlines a near completion of a comprehensive farm relief bill. It lists parcels of land and financial terms connected to farm credits and property transfers, naming individuals and local entities as stakeholders in the measure.
The passage describes an event for a school assembly with music and readings including pieces like O Holy Night and Silent Night. It notes participation by students Eleanor Coburn and Mildred Wend and mentions parental attendance and faculty involvement. Local officials and county records clerk Lee M Hattorle are referenced in relation to the event's proceedings.
Fragmentary report from a 19th century source notes a divorce case involving Lady Malleson and Countess titles with mentions of Crown interests in Britain and potential connections to American figures. The unreadable OCR fragment references English court proceedings and royal associations, with scattered names and locations like New York and Washington.
Fragmentary notes recount Hazel Bruner Hare and several associates facing murder trial in Charleston. Wally Mount, J. Dorig Beanen, and Harry Mohr appear among named individuals as witnesses and charged parties in a tense, chaotic hearing amid unclear details.
Norfolk traders and investors watched a slow start with uneven bids and widespread price movement. Major issues included General Electric and Baldwin moving modestly, while Ohio and western rails showed mixed activity. deep declines appeared in several industrials amid cautious earnings.
CHICAGO DEC 19 hogs sold 48 000 to 10 cents lower than Monday's boat. Priced by weight, yields ranged with heavy hogs around 8 60 and lighter hogs near 7 80. Cattle receipts 13 000 with quality noted. Readen beet markets steady with primes and variances in fat cattle and calves.
A garbled account narrates a heroic rescue with names like Gow and Billy, describing struggle, rope, and a life saved at sea. The piece mentions a dramatic action where a rescuer clung to danger and pulled a survivor to safety amid rough waters and a flagrant display of courage.
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