Milk Bottle Fight Ends With Fines and Injury
Mrs Adams and Frank Parker faced police court after a fight born from neighborly disputes. Adams claimed Parker struck her with a knife while Parker sustained a milk bottle blow to the left ear, leaving a bruised, bandaged ear. Parker was fined 30.25 dollars including costs. an armistice was agreed.
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Frank Parker
Adams
Parker
Mrs. Adams
Justice Weems
Watch Lost In Field Four Years Ago Plowed Up
Four years after Harry Cullers of Detrick dropped his watch while plowing in Powell's Fort Valley the chronometer resurfaced in a furrow on a mountain slope. He found it again while plowing corn and the watch was still running.
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Detrick
Powell’s Fort
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Buried Clock Reawakens in Woodland Heritage Tale
In a rustic chronicle from Wood stock Herald a clock long buried resurfaced as the tale recalls years entombed and the ticking reawakening when it was plowed from the surface. The account frames time as a living witness to forgotten scenes.
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Miss Walls May Go To Martinsburg To Await Outcome
Miss Forest Walls of California may temporarily relocate to Martinsburg with her mother and brother while awaiting any statement from Harry Thaw regarding a promised marriage. Attorney C S Trump confirms the move as a precaution to better provide for the family pending Thaw’s response.
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Martinsburg
the Evening Journal
Walls
Martinsburg Sought As Site For Missing Girl Family Seeks Privacy
The family believes Martinsburg offers suitable grounds for Miss Walls to avoid publicity and charity. They have been detained far from home due to financial stringency and prefer to make their own way.
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Martinsburg
James A Robinson Dies Suddenly of Heart Attack
James A. Robinson, Civil War veteran and retired farmer, died at his Summit Point area home after a heart attack. Born in Ohio to James Robinson, he had lived in the region for 40 years. His mother was a step-daughter of Col. William Clements, former B&O railroad general manager east of the Ohio. Survived by one son, William C. Robinson of Summit Point.
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W. Va
James A. Robinson
Summit Point
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James Robinson
Ohio
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William Clements
William C. Robinson
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