Camp Meigs to Be Playground Soon
Citizens push to convert Camp Meigs into a municipal playground in the northeast city district. Mrs Susie Root Rhodes and Allan Davis inspect progress on clearing the camp for a ball ground and swimming pool, hoping Congress authorizes a sale for the park site.
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Camp Meigs
Susie Root Rhodes
Allan Davis
Business High School
Suse Roat Rhodes
Sidney Hechinger
Vrs
Cts
Flor Dao Ayen
Sree
Northea
Previus
Today Sun and Tide Table for Washington
Weather forecast from the Weather Bureau covering Washington District of Columbia and Maryland. Cloudy and cooler with possible showers Friday. Temperatures range from mid 70s to low 80s with variable winds from the northeast and east. Precipitation and humidity updates noted with sunrise and sunset times.
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Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
Plains
Rock Mountain
Atlantic
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Northern
Plain
Hocky Mountain
New England
Fragmentary Marital License Notice Names Many Parties
OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with roles and places related to a license to marry. Names include Hari, Prnadeipn, Oberg, John Jerre, Westun, Catherine Farr, Washington, Haine Chr, Michael, Clara, Robertson, Arthur Adams, Jeffries, William J Fynan, and others. Context suggests a historical marriage license notice with multiple participants and associated locales.
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Hari
Lefferman
Lai
Robertson
Arthur Adams
Jann
Ranmas City
Davis Sam Ob
Tore
Watiam T
Manon
Hallow
Saane Mary
John It
Jeffries
William J Fynan
Florists Gather for Washington Convention Plans
The article notes Washington will host a convention next year as florists and related trades organize a regional meeting. It mentions San Francisco and Cleveland context, and highlights advertising efforts by merchants and manufacturers preparing for the event.
Potomac Gardeners Report Progress on Harvests
Potomac Gardens, according to representatives from the gardens organization, show ongoing harvests with district department support. Officials have approved the progress as reports detail vegetable plots and efforts to promote the gardens in the city.
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India
United Stay Department of Agri Alt
Tae
Sim
Sears Ion
Progress Mae
Mimi
Rtm
Fermitto Rent Increase Authorized by Rent Commission
The rent board approved increases from 12 to 25 cents a month for tenants on G street. George G Teatse owner of 1307 and 1399 G street Northwest sought higher rents from 12 5 to 29 dollars monthly for two properties. Charles Jarvis proprietor of an art store on 17th Street and resident of 7907 Street faced similar action. Both cases move to municipal court for hearing tomorrow.
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Ent
George G Teatse
G Stree Northwest
Charles
Jarvis
William H Waters
Ask Release of Strikers In Winnipeg Case Plea Referred
Ottawa reports that Senator Robertson and Minister Guthrie confirmed a labor delegation led by J J Pixon submitted a formal plea for the release of men convicted for instigating last year’s general strike in Winnipeg. Government officials said the petition would be debated at an upcoming cabinet meeting.
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Ottawa
Robertgon
Hugh Guthrie
Yener Day
Winnpeg
J J Pixon
Manitoba
Births Reported In A Distant Year
Fragmented OCR summarizes numerous newborns with varied names including Margare t Inu ber, Mary dewn girt, Band Wheotora bdroinds, Carniva Coamen girt, Benjamin and Ati Rowe ber, Henri and Josephine Breseneir got frath, Boand Marz Loo Klepfer, Mea girt Whimen Ko unl beren, Aton fh, Molle A Ne He air Aleu, Hhela Blakford girl Joa 4, Anna To Thoma bee Teun Foo, Macgare McMier ge Tas and Pel S Balderou, James O and Carmen Watt, Allert and Tenutea A Smith gt, etc.
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Yrath Ama Margaret Inu Ber
Stwart Poaal
Mary Dewn Girt
Dimes
Wheotora
Boand Carniva
Coamen
Girt
Menjamin
Ati Rowe
Henri
Josephine Breseneir
Klepfer
Molle
Aleu
Hhela Blakford
Joa
Anna
Thoma
Foo
Macgare
McMier
Pel
Balderou
Janes O
Carmen Watt
Alex
Death notices and scattered names from local bulletin
Fragmented obituary items and stray names appear linked to a local notice page. Names such as Liaries Wilson, Chetm Heipenstine, Ernestine, and others surface with partial addresses and references to places like 404 Path st and a foot bridge.
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Liaries Wilson
Heipenstine
FW Fm
Ernestine Foot Bridge
Rockville Chautauqua Association forms for event
A Rockville Chautauqua Association is formed to run the weeks long event starting September 11 with Willis B Burdette as president Harrison L England, Mrs Emmett Dove secretary, W Rus se Brewer treasurer and others named to committees. Also notes recent school bond sale, principal appointment at Rockville High, and marriages and community happenings in Falls Church and Chevy Chase.
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Rockville
William Ckeefe
Colesvile
Montgomery County
Alexander Brown & Sons
Harris Forbes & Co
Baltimore
Therr
Misa Kannie Hansbrough
Accotink Va
Ons] Webb
Camp Humphreys
Falls Church
Stambrugh McGroarty Post American Temon
Fallshhurch
Guy Church
Young Ladies of Bulls Church
Lawrenne Shreve
Mre Reeves Visnes
Margaret Moore
Maybelle Church
Fdna Johnson
Thomas Joseph Crapper
Lawrence Shreve
Robert Reeves
Lawrence Brown
Chesapeake Beach
Ana Johnston
Brownsville
Mondas Chevy Chase
Lown to Clarendon and Hyattsville events outlined
The report notes traffic through Rosslyn as the main Arlington corridor while a new road 18 and a planned Virginia highway 15 would shift flows. Hyattsville plans Labor Day events, a field trip to a seed plant, gym equipment aid for the Armory, and a Torwen tournament closing August 28 with local politicians expected to attend debates.
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Hyattsville
Hyattsville Fire Department
Snyder Tarmer
American Legion of
Armory Oompany
T Torst Marvnland Infantis
John N Trooks
Torwyn
Indiana banker Adair in Washington for IFC board meeting
John A. M. Adair former Representative from Indiana and president of the International Finance Corporation attended a board of directors meeting in Washington yesterday. Adair served in Congress ten years and is well known locally for his substantial financial holdings.
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John AM. Adair
Indiana
International Finance Corporation
Washington
Bard of Directors
Mt. Adair
Im Congress
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I Waiton Moore
Arlington County Chamber of Commerce
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OCR
Cornfix CO. Inc
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John A. M. Adair
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Prac Healy
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PRI Briefs
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Norfolk
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Luray Caverns
Gettysburg
Delta Tours
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Maurice Selais
Franklin
Suri
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Rightway School of Dancing
Ashion
Solla
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Golden & Company Distributors
Marantee
McCormick & Beer
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Stanley Farrostat
Barber & Ross
ST Johns
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Colonia
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Lama
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Mwatinee Daily
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Amerian League
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Hecht Fa
Garrick
Irvin ‘Cummings
Daddy Longlegs
PORTS
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Laughing Hut
Marie
Nordstrom
Bert Fitzgibbon
Marshall Hall
Charles Macalester
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Geo. M. Cohan
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