Mrs A Singleton Called Home By Sudden Illness
Mrs. A Singleton of St Louis rushed to return home after learning her uncle Dr Alexander Jordan city health commissioner of St Louis and a prominent medical figure was gravely ill. She left East Piccadilly Street with Mr and Mrs H D Fuller's guests, traveling by auto to Martinsburg then by Baltimore and Ohio to St Louis after a telegram.
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A. Singleton
St. Louis
H. D. Fuller
East Piccadilly Street
St. Louia
Alexander Jordan
Here
Martinsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Mar Unsburg
Fuller
Dr. Jordan
Mr Harvey Stephens Dies after Illness in Allentown
Telegram from Winchester reports the death of Harvey Stephens in Allentown Pennsylvania after a long stomach illness. He was 71 or 72, son of the late George and [unnamed] Stephens of Stephens City Virginia, and longtime resident of the area. Survived by widow Mellie and sons Walter and Harry, with funeral plans in Philadelphia and burial in Fernwood cemetery.
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Winchester
Allentown
Harvey Stephens
George Stephens
Stephens City
Stephens
L. C. Bromley
Penn
Mellie Stephens
Laude
Philadelphia
Walter
Harry
Fernwood Cemetery
Nationwide Hunt For Stolen Babe Intensifies
The AP reports police in 9,000 cities and towns across the United States and Canada were asked to aid in finding three month old Lillian McKenzie kidnapped from her perambulator last Saturday. In New York 165 detectives plus Jersey aides, taxicab drivers and citizens search the metro area as the frantic mother rests at home. Three New York papers offer rewards totaling $5,000 for information leading to the baby's restoration.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Canada
Lillian McKenzie
New Jersey
Cuba First To Pay War Debt
The Cuban government completed final payment to retire its war-time debt totaling about 7000 dollars. The National Bank of New York acted for Cuba delivering the last payment to the U S Treasury in Washington.
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Cuba
Associated Press
Washington
America
Treasury
National Bank of New York
Raid Amuses French Press
Paris observers laugh at the New York liquor raid on the liner France after the Gouraud banquet. Gaulois calls it a storm in a glass of water while Libre Parole says forgive them they know not what they miss.
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Associated Press
Paris
New York
France
Gouraud
Libre Parole
Coolidge Room Gets Under Way
Concord New Hampshire August 23 First Assistant Postmaster General Bartlett announced his candidacy for delegate to the Republican national convention and pledged to support Calvin Coolidge for the presidency.
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Coolidge
Associated Press
Concord
N. H
Bartlett
Calvin Coolidge
Twelve Hurt As Grand Trunk Train Derailed Near Dryden
Twelve persons were injured on a northbound Grand Trunk passenger train when it went over an embankment into a ditch near Dryden, north of Flint. Five are seriously hurt. cause of the accident is not yet determined.
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Associated Press
Flint
Mich
Pontiac-Oxford
Start Calf On Milk Diet Guided By Government Schedule
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines a calf starting plan using whole milk for the first two weeks, then gradually switching to skim milk. Feed every two to eight hours, with three daily feeds typical, and aim to wean around six months as pasture and hay support nutrition.
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United States Department
Mease
United States Department of Agriculture
Summer Silo Is Great Help to Dairy Farmer
An old farming note explains that a summer silo supplements pasture as it dries, boosting milk production and reducing losses from burnt or sparse forage. Keeping livestock well fed year round is key to profits, with summer silos reducing pasture acreage needed and increasing earnings.
Care for Young Orchards in Summer Months
Summer cultivation keeps young orchards thriving by planting crops like early potatoes or corn. Avoid ordinary grain crops on young trees. Do not work soil in autumn. After bearing begins sow land to clover and break up periodically. Mulch trees with stable litter and apply manure if trees are not thrifty.
Accounts Help Farmers Increase Their Incomes
Farmers in about 1,200 counties kept detailed accounts of expenses labor and profit tied to farming enterprises for 1922. Reports to the USDA and county extension agents aided these farmers in analyzing their business to raise net incomes over multiple years.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Prienship Picnic Labor Day Review
In a brief community update a local group previews a Labor Day picnic with activities planned and schedules for volunteers. Organizers urge attendance and highlight safety and inclusive participation.
Newly Wedded Couple Involved In Auto Upset
Frank Oliver a Hardesty merchant and farmer aged about 47 suffered internal injuries from an automobile accident in Front Royal suburbs while returning from his daughter Annie Oliver’s wedding. The Ford tour car overturned when the steering locked trapping all occupants. Oliver freed himself and his daughter and son in law crawled out. He later became ill en route to town and was taken home for care. Doctors reported at least one arm bone broken and internal injuries. transfer to Winchester Memorial Hospital considered but delayed by his condition. Attending physicians remained hopeful for further treatment.
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Frank Oliver
Hardesty
Warren County
Lucy Venable
Front Royal
Oliver
Annie Oliver
Russell
Warrenty
Ford ‘Ouring
Mr. Olver
Bugsy
Eight Hurt as Trolley Collides with Ice Truck in Cleveland
In downtown Cleveland today a street car collided with a heavy ice truck at noon. Eight people were injured including five women, and about 30 passengers were shaken up as the loaded truck struck the car during a turn.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Injunction Granted Against I W W Activities in California
A statewide injunction was issued by the Sacramento Superior Court during ongoing litigation prohibiting the Industrial Workers of the World and its officers and members from certain activities. The ruling applies throughout the state and takes effect during the litigation pendency.
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Sacremento
Cal
Industrial Workers of the World
Volcano Under Watchful Eyes Near Lassen Peak
Forest lookout stations in the high Sierras east of Lassen Peak monitored the peak at daybreak to see if the eruption observed yesterday continued. Observers reported a heavy plume of smoke yesterday afternoon, the 100th eruption since Lassen’s first smoke and lava in 1914.
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Redding
Cal
Forest Ange
Lassen Peake
Lassen
Improper Letter Writer Flees From Florence Jail
Florence South Carolina reports William Hopkins escaped Florence county jail last night with four other inmates. Other escapees include John Garner Nathan Sprets Negroes Charles Stephens and Frank Brown. Hopkins faced charges of writing improper letters to socially prominent individuals nationwide and was linked to a Vanderbilt family member.
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Florence
S. C
William Hopkins
Unite States
Florence County
John Garner
Nathan’ Sprets
Hegroés
Charles Stephens
Frank Brown
Hopkins
Costa
Vanderbilt
Concrete feeding floors for clean and efficient barns
An instruction filled article explains building concrete feeding yards to replace mud holes. It covers leveling, drainage, gravel base, mix ratios of cement sand and pebbles, thickness from four to six inches, slope toward a corner, and curing time before use. It also provides a table of material quantities for various pavement sizes.
U. S. Plans to Prevent Coal Supply Crisis
Washington reports the United States moving to prevent severe consequences from a threatened September 1 coal production shutdown. Federal agencies will back actions to avert industry collapse, with details to be discussed at a meeting of anthracite state governors and railroad officials in New York next Tuesday. The Department of Justice stands ready for possible legal action.
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Washington
United States
White House
New York
Department of
Stocks Suffer A Sharp Recession
Temporary suspension of pool operations and low public interest caused a sharp morning price recession in the stock market. Oils remained weak due to industry unsettledness though some shares rose 1 to 11-2 points. Call money opened at 5 percent with an irregular close and about 600000 shares traded.
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New York
Diplomatic Ties With Mexico Near Resumption
Washington reports arrangements for resuming diplomatic relations with Mexico have reached a stage where an official announcement may come soon.
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Associated Press
Washington
America
Mexico
Spanish Garrison in Morocco Resists Moroccan Attack
Madrid reports the Spanish force at Tifariti in Morocco holds out amid escalating tribal assaults. Moroccans close in. garrison states it will die before surrender, with four days of food left as air scouts note fresh detachments massing for a new strike.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Tifaruin
Morocco
Bankers Resignation Report Refuted by Semi Official Statement
Berlin authorities deny semi officially that Rudolf Havenstein, president of the Reichsbank, has resigned, stating there is no foundation to the rumor.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Ang
Rudolf Havenstein
The
Reichabank
Colorado dam breaks flooding Arkansas Valley near Fowler
A ruptured Apishapa river reservoir north of Fowler releases 10 to 20 foot floodwaters across southeastern Colorado. About 1,000 people are homeless with extensive livestock, farm building, crop, and highway damage. Estimated losses top $1,000,000 and the Rocky Ford cantaloupe belt is destroyed. Cresting flood covers about 50 miles.
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Pueblo
Col
Arkansas Valley
Colorado
Apishapa River
Fowler
Rocky Ford
Reserve Box Seats at Buick Agency Fair Office
Call the Fair office at 105 N. Main Street to reserve box seats in the grandstand for the event. The notice directs patrons to secure seating through the Buick agency location.
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Fair
Buick
N. Main Street
Nature and God in all living things, Izankk Walton League Monthly
A reflective piece from Izankk Walton League Monthly contends nature embodies divine presence. It asserts God forgives and dwells in roses violets trees grass and the song of birds, linking faith with the natural world.
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God
Oliver Curnoul
Izankk Walton League Monthly
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