Fractured OCR Notice of Land Sale and Local Events
Fragmentary text records a land sale by Showalter and sammel for WE Steels. mentions a bankruptcy involving Pair ting & Clarkshore Fuel Company and a court house steps notice. Also notes Morgantown arrivals, a Girl Scouts camp event, and a Royal Purple Degree ceremony with Odd Fellows hall gathering tonight.
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Showalter & Samme
Womers
WE. Steels
Stcunteo
Ting & Clarkshore Fuel Company
Court House
Baa
Weather and notice items from a late edition
Fragmented OCR notes mention cooler temperatures tonight and Thursday with stay clear skies. A social event is planned tomorrow evening at a lodge or club with members gathering. minimal readable details on location or organizers remain.
Jurors Drawn for Next Week's Court and Trial Delays
Jurors selected for next week's court were drawn with forty pill jurors to report Monday at 9 o'clock. Names listed include Jerschel Blov Jones A ik Rex Bee George See Peak Aras plead Poe West Bibbs D. C.4 Durrett J. C. Pople George Spondes and W. Radelitt Will ie Downs Jel ty Jon C Koon Takao Thomsoe Winfield A. B. Have You One A stone 4 considered precious if perfectly transparent bright colored and highly brilliant.
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Criminal Court
Wntil
Tve
Jerschel Blov
Jones
A. Ik
C. i Rex Bee
George
Peak Aras
Poe
West Bibbs D. C
Morris and Milon
Durrett
J. C. Pople
Fairmonters Rally For Farm Bureau Membership
A group of Fairmonters in Sfarlon county promotes Farm Bureau, urging voluntary $2 membership fees as investments in local farming. They claim the dues will boost crop yields and county prosperity, with six meetings planned for Thursday night across multiple areas including Pharouut Tun, Gladys Crook, Nixon, and Pine Grove.
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Sfarlon
Parm Saresn
Pharouut Tun
Gladys Crook
Nixon
Davis Ridge
Pine Grove
Duseaa
New Yorker Declines US Citizenship Oath
In New York a man declares he cannot renounce his loyalty to King George V and the Benedict sect and chooses not to become a citizen of the United States. The statement underscores tensions over allegiance and oath requirements for naturalization.
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New York
George V
Sis
United States
Satin slippers and malep touches in fashion notes
A fragmented fashion column discusses satin slippers and hosiery styles. It mentions ankles and proportions, with references to Eleanor Dale as a model and guidance on achieving a look close to perfection.
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Satan
Celes
Phillipe
Celorm
Eleanor Dale
Coles Phillips
Fama
West Virginia primary results show little change
AP reports from June 2 indicate only partial county returns with Governor race leaning Morgan for Republicans by about 3,000 votes. Democratic contenders Koonte Littlepage and Edoh 9 claim leads, while Koonta reports nearly complete county returns. Delegates to be decided include Swisher and Gaines with final tallies pending.
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Ston
West Virginia
Secretary of State
Edoh
Charlestow
Koonta
Littlepage
C. W- Swisher
Joseph E. Gaines
Aft
Gaines
Swlaher
Darst
Macon
White
Joseph HL Gaines
Embargoes Near as Coal Trade Talks Continue
Embargoes loom as Baltimore and Ohio announce a midnight embargo on St George's trade routes. A Mor gan town based dispatch notes talks by United Mine Workers leaders Keeney and Perry of District 17 about export restraints. Officials expect trial in Pairmont this week for a district 4 matter, with coal supply concerns echoing through wholesalers meetings and a United States inner department bulletin on transport and mine safety.
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United Mine Workers
F. Keeney
Charleston
United Mine Workers of America
Morgantown
Willam Perry
United Mine Prea ‘of America
Mont Office
Tl Potts Regu
H. E
District 4
Pairmont
Department of the Interior
Ning
United States
A. Hy Fay
Power Plants Operated by Company as Strike Persists
A 40 member strike by steam and electrical workers at the Riverville power plant of the M V T company continues. Office personnel operate the plant while talks with the union over a proposed 15 cent per hour raise and inclusion of switchboard operators fail to reach agreement. Company officials say the plant runs at full speed to avoid crippling the community’s electricity supply. An organizer from Chicago has acted as mediator. no disorder reported.
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Steam
Rivenville
M VT Company
Ealy
Uagingers
Traction Company
Rookee
Alata
Feooms
M. V. T Company
Cr . Haury
Chicago
Pet Eral
Making Progress With Rehearsals for The Wishing Ring
Rehearsals proceed for The Wishing Ring, the forthcoming state normal night show in June. Promoters boast a large cast of about 100 with a genuine model drama presentation featuring a chorus and strong local talent under expert direction.
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Bette
Wil
Fussir
Jet
Directa Amuch
Lrge
Fairmont
Mr. Roget
Mrs Hawkins Dies of Paralysis in Hopewell Parish
Mrs. Sarah Ann Hawkins, 70, widow of Hawkins, died Tuesday evening at her Ber home on Blzino street after a stroke of paralysis. She was daughter of the late David and Maria West Baker of Marian county and is survived by numerous siblings, twelve children, and four grandchildren. A long-time member of the Hopewell Methodist church, she was highly regarded in the community. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at two o'clock at Hopewell with burial there. Hot Bragg will conduct, Fred Jeaking in charge.
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Sarah Ann Ssaxer Fuwaina
Yoare
Hawking
Ber
Blzino Street
Giroke
David and
Maria West Baker
Marian County
Cephas
Inu
David
Scott
Abbie Mt. Stanley
Nim and
James
Nan Hawkins
Amy Scott Baker
Winfield
Birs
Charles W. Hawkins
Field Street
Idehildren
Mo &, Chrch
Hopewell
Bragg
Fred Jeaking
Remarkable World of Giants and Midgets in Early Lore
Fragmentary excerpt recounts a scene featuring a giant named Van isterdam and a tiny companion Senpton, with quirky dialogue about stature. Nearby figures include a tall friend and a shorter counterpart, described in playful, surreal terms. The tone resembles a humorous, fantastical vignette from an old newspaper page.
Centenary Musical Program At First M E Church
A centenary musical program is planned at First Methodist Church tomorrow. The program lists Beethoven, Chopin, Humoresques and various selections. Performers include Greer and Woodward with messages about the entertainment feature and rehearsal notes.
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Roste
County
M. E
T. E. Jahmston
Aly
Amnous
Greer
Stourton
Minuet
Beethoven
Anty
Pritonite The Happy Help to Health
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Pea Yertt at Crane's Drug Store and Forty's Drug Store next door to Trac ton offices. The text lacks clear events or dates but indicates an ad or notice involving local pharmacies and health assistance.
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Pritonie
Crane's Drug Store
Forty's Drug Store
Tracton Offles
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