Veteran pastors chosen for city churches honor long service
Four veteran clergy leaders were established in long pastorates across the city, each noted for steady service and strong congregations. Rev. John Calvin Broomfield, recently named to Temple con. Rev. Peb the Farmont ministries at First Baptist. Rev. Pa at St. Peter’s. Rev. Stoetzer of Fiat Presbyterian each bring 20 plus years in charge, with stable parishes and high ideals expected to endure.
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John Calvin Broomfield
Temple
Pinaldlock
Peb
Farmont
First Baptist Church
St. Peter’s
Stoetzer
Fiat Presbyterian Church
Porulation Showings Spark Census Discussion
City residents who missed the census may claim injustice as figures released show substantial gains. The report notes state progress, compares with Parkenburg, and even claims to surpass Charleston in percentage growth.
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Edo
Parkenburg
Shuaton
Charleston
Fragmented OCR reads weathered town lore and sports chatter
A garbled volume of names places and fragments hints at local interest topics. Mentions Boston New York Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh mall with scattered notes on events people and private matters. Overall the text reads like a stray OCR paste with no clear single event.
Population concerns and reader letters from Fairmont
A June 18 1520 letter from Fairmont questions potential errors in population counts and notes the likelihood of double counting. The piece also touches on civic responsibility and hints at a broader social context while including a curious anecdote about children and curious behavior.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Ee Virgen Pamout
Coal and rail cars slow U S coal output, says report
A long dispatch notes that coal production in the United States is hampered by insufficient railroad cars. It cites Geological Survey data showing May shipments blocked by car shortages, with monthly output well below demand, and urges decisive Interstate Commerce Commission action to place more cars at mines and stabilize distribution.
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Uno
United States
Geological Survey
Sal
Rail Age
Te Commission
National Coal
Interstate Commerce Commission
Intstate Commerce Commission
Mine Workers Protest and Public Policy Debate Surges
An assortment of quotes and observations cover mine workers protests led by Ohio Mine Workers secretary treasurer George W Savage, the Prohibition national committee chair Virgil G Hinshaw plans to probe presidential stands on liquor, and reactions to League of Nations fate. Attacks on coal profiteering and railroad fuel priority prompt discussion, while weather references warn gardeners about weed growth after rain.
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George. W. Savage
Ohio Mine Workers
Railroad Administration
Ohio
Washington
Virgil G. Hinshaw
Prohibition National Committee
Galleriva
Congress
Supreme Court
White House
Desa and Wellown Mining Man Discuss Presidential Pannings
Desa and Wellown, local mining figures, discuss alleged pannings for president amid claims of intellectual elitism and fatigue with formal inquiry.
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Desa
Lam
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