Great Britain and Italy in Turkey Drama and Rail Strikes
A 1920 Evening issue discusses Allied plans in Turkey, including Greece and Smyrna, amid Turkish resistance and League talks. It also notes railroad strikes disrupting freight, the cost of stoppages, and arguments for keeping traffic moving rather than prolonged work stoppages.
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Ck Man
Europe
Corps
Cofin
League of Nations
Great Britain
France
Italy
Turkey
Supreme Council of
Allies
Constantinople
Smyrna
Turksme
Wall
Railroad wage policy urged to curb disruption and losses
The article argues that suspending wages harms transportation and freight, stressing that even partial shutdowns delay movement from the scene of action. Miners, operators, and rail workers suffer, earning capacity shrinks, and local merchants and banks feel the indirect impact. sustaining wages is deemed better for economy than policies causing turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
The Wiggling Nose Comic Trick and Graft Idea
A humorous old column discusses the difficulty of wiggling the nose and imagines bizarre grafting ideas by Dr Schlouer of Prague to move the nose at will. The piece jokes about enhancing facial movement with skin grafts or ear muscles and predicts delegates arriving with a lawn mower.
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Schlouer
Prague
Bohemia
J. W. Hapers
Josh Wise
Farm East Plewool Op As the conven talk on wool
Officers of the West Virginia Federation of Farm Bureaus announced efforts to mobilize 15 000 bureau members across counties to manage wool growers. A Wool Division contract with a warehouse will store and grade wool until a marketable price is found, with costs charged as a percent of selling price. Farmers may receive advances, and the program aims to maximize market value and support wool producers despite high costs and logistics.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Vilrain
Federation of
Farm Bureaus
Mears Sa
Baimers
Saenaag Ee
A Ee
Philssa
Boston
Starehose
Convent Contention Mentioned in Local Notice
A fragmented OCR item references a convent dispute or event with surrounding commentary. The readable pieces mention a Chaancey date and a public or formal notice context, implying a regional ecclesiastical or property contention affecting the BR Area. Further concrete details are not available in the fragment.
Weather talk and local plans amid a soggy spell
A fragmentary column notes damp conditions and wet weather since midwinter. It mentions plans for Sunday church services and a pastor using the weather to discuss topics, with references to vacations and a potential shift back to summer routines.
Women Will Vote In Fairmont And State Rally
A mosaic of local notes and political chatter from Fairmont mentions women’s suffrage, a Tennessee call for a special session on the Nineteenth Amendment, and local social updates. The piece ties national suffrage momentum to Mansfield area activity with shoppers and gatherings noted around Fairmont.
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Wowen
New
Watson
Bitker Seinster Harding
Saly
Republicas
Burnett
Harding
Tate
Ant Burke
Eimoon
Palrmont Aasie
Sylva Jones
Fairmont
W. BR
Harrison Wan
Efort
W. Darts
Wes
M. E. Toothman
Chas. Phillips
Manninen
Airmont
Edinger
Pairmont
Miss. c Cunningham
Ode Sheets
Phe Ly Baers
Wilt Fletcher
Matilda
Palrmant
Ana
Farmington Church Notices and Sick Residents
Mrs. Fletcher is sick at home near Farmington while Mrs. Jess Pletcher remains confined with rheumatism. Church announcements list services at M.KE church and Edinger church with Sunday schools led by Ridewood and Edinger superintendents, plus visitors Mr and Mrs Hartley, Mr and Mrs Manninifton, and Mr Ridge attending Thursday events.
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Fletcher
Jess Pletcher
M. KE
Main
Ridewoor
Brtu
Tev
VCE
South
Wout Farmington
Edinger
Tyler
Bomar Lear Iureb. of Christ
Treuand
Marings
Charles Morgan
Pts Hartley
Aoe
Rand Dire
A.C. Ridge
Manninifton
Thuraany Roning
James W. Bradshaw to Be Buried Sunday
Funeral services for James W. Bradshaw will be held Sunday at 1 PM at 104 Gaston Avenue. The body will be taken to a local cemetery after the service, with arrangements overseen by the undertaker. The report notes that Bradshaw’s tenth death anniversary occurred in this city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Bradshaw
Minta Canning
Gaston, Avenue
Jay Brick Joe Bik
Basil
Carney Cement Appeals to Contractor
Leading contractors have used Carney's Cement for many years in the largest brick and tile projects because it saves glazing lime labor, lays more bricks to the barrel, forms a hand harder and more durable than the brick, and costs less.
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Carney’s
New Dresses and Hats Arrive at Moderate Prices
A local shop announces a fresh stock of dresses and hats with attractive prices. Dresses cover wear from now through summer into autumn, while hats include organdie lace styles and straw designs. Makers include Gur pid and Bluebird. some hats are produced in store. Customer tips urge staying posted on new arrivals and fashion updates.
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Fairmont
Notes on Wearable Linene Dresses and Accessories
Linene dresses come in blue and old-rose with white trimming and suit summer picnics. Lady Ruth corsets arrive as a popular front-lace model. Summer fursin chokers in squirrel, jap marten, raccoon offered. Satin mules now in black, taupe and copper with embroidery and high heels.
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Weith
Newson Aly
Store News Four Months Old and Dopa Advice
Four months old issue of Store News highlights new shipment of genuine Philippine udderlmils and discusses merchandise focus for women. Encourages practical shopping, timely action, and avoids worrying about the moon parable with a call to do today.
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Store
Ultra New and Smart Fixes Fashion Window Trend
The text notes new and smart fashion items arriving for women, with dresses highlighted as coming quickly. Fabrics include teal and jade tones with new colorways and navy blue serge. The article mentions unique features and viridian red accents, while some items are shown as half finished or incomplete.
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Hia
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de Loest
Pat Sas Rath
Popabiletien
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Way
Palmora
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A. Pop
Watertown
N. Y
Jefferson County Bar Association
Robert Lansing
Buffalo
Dean
Ralroad Labor Board
United States
Wilson
M'Adoo
Pritonic
Ee Sa Sane
Crane
Penners Nest
Washington
Sunes
FANON
Baltimore, &Ohio
Manuel
Siarng Xa
the Peoples National Bank Capital
Ebarebes
John
Pakes
Gise
Ravernor
Ratealaher
Pri
Denmie News
Dale
James
Japan
Ford
Mala Street
Javed Gia J. Jagier
Bock
Buffalo Creek Street
Collins
Mill Street
Mary Coleman
J. Coleman
Ansiversay
B. J. Snider
Snider
Joe M Fleming
Farmington
Lowe Brothers
A.M. Knight
Cleveland
Carney Cement
Fairmont Wall Plaster Co
J. Courtney & Son Co
Weaa
Gurpid
Dahlia
Rawak
Bluebird
Jardine
F.anion
Sumer
Lady Ruth
Lady Roth
Pebrusry
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