Moose organization meeting showcases work and expansion
In a district Moose gathering Deputy Leader and speakers from Baltimore and Virginia extol Mooseheart and Moosehaven efforts. Major Bar p, lecturer Giles, and J J Davis praise the order while six reels of Mooseheart images close the event. A parade follows as new applicants consider candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Etnias
Winchester
Ndreda
Abetanarin
Bosae
Orstor
R. T. Barp
Doworth
Mooser
Barton
Don
Kaat Trickett Giles
Baltimore
Oir
Willianson
Giles
Mooseheart
Moosehaven, Flas
Gies
The
Moose
Alaska Territory farming future announced by Agriculture chief
Secretary Wallace announced new plans for agricultural development in Alaska. He described a great future for farming in the territory and stressed the need for expert guidance and coordinated effort by federal agencies and local operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Henderson
Ithree
Wallace
tls de +ottiér
Alaska
Boy Scout Camp Supplies List Fragment
A readable fragment lists items for a scout camp including clothing such as two suits underwear two pairs stockings and two pairs heavy hiking shoes plus camping gear like a notebook soap toothbrush toothpaste and a comb. Personal equipment includes a tackle stout axe scout knife baseball gear and tennis shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gdom Cooper
Opis
Bandits Steal From Foreigners in Tan Change District
Reports indicate Chinese bandits robbed a German and fled through ONG in a state of consternation among local foreigners. Police pursue leads as authorities warn residents to remain vigilant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ong
Jay
Robpea
Tan Change
Rockefeller's visit in Moravia distributes new dimes
Moravia New York July 13 Joan D Rockefeller visited the old house where he earned his first dollar and gave several hundred villagers new dimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
N.Y
Joan D. Rockefeller
Marriage announcements of the Shopland family
Mrs. H C Shopland and family announce two marriagees. Miss Agnes Shopland wed Hibbard of Berryville in Charles Town on July 4 at the Methodist parsonage. Mary Shopland married Walter Fletcher of Baltimore in Ellicott City Maryland on July 2 at the Methodist parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Shopland
Agnes Shopland
Hibbard
Berryville
Mary Shopland
Walter Fletcher
Baltimore
Agnes ‘Shopland
Charles Town
Shopland
Pletetier
Ellicott City
Vorous Buys Clarke County Farm in Berryville
Berryville Va July 13 Ro he N Vorous of Briggs has purchased the Engle farm on the Mill road south of Berryville from M M Kertoot. The Engle property has belonged to the Engle family for nearly fifty years and was once part of the Milton Valley lands. The deal values the farm at about 350. Vorous plans to move to the Briggs property.
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Berryville
Rohe N. Vorous
Briggs
Ode A Engle
Sond
Millwong
Tor
Mite
M. ‘Kertoot
Engle
J. Engle
Milton
French Occupy Lindburg As Permanent Post
July 13 report that Lindburg near Coblenz bridgehead was occupied by American troops as a permanent post. Barmen in the Efber ench region is also noted in the dispatches.
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Associated Press
ORF
Lindburg
Coblenz
Barmen
Efberench
Dance Tonteht at Market Street Hall
Loyal Order event at Market Street Hall on Pine Street features a dance with tickets at $1 per couple. Presented by Army Band Orchestra Washington D. C. with chair Dr C B Hares and directors Kenneth Rush Victor Arthur A Lee Coble. Refreshments provided by American Legion Auxiliary and Boy Scouts of America.
Main Street to Close for Moose Parade Saturday Night
Chief of Police Doran announced Main Street will be closed to traffic from 2 to 9 PM on Saturday for the Loyal Order of Moose parade and celebration. Special police will direct traffic at intersecting streets, and citizens are urged to comply with the rules for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doran
Todlay
Ether
Cork
Ad County
Winchester boys camp set for August period in Virginia hills
The article outlines a boys camp near Winchester Virginia with swimming and a field day on August 7. It runs from August to August 8 and requires written parental consent. Directors are Hugh McKee and Crisman Hockman, with plans for a Girls Rotary Club Camp and an upcoming announcement naming the chaperone and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smits
Wesey
Virginia
Winchester
Hugh McKee
Crisman Hockman
Rotary Club
Ee and
Exgins
Cam
Aniel W. Lupton
Bae Aor
Winchester Hosts Dry Bugs In Key Day Baseball Test
The Piedmont Virginia club faces the Dry Bugs tomorrow at 3:30, with Winchester seeking a final pitching choice. The game follows a strong display by Dry Bugs against Harrisonburg, aiming to boost local hopes as new players debut for Winchester.
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Piedmont CW
Dry Bugs
Harrisonburg
Bobby Wells
Strasburg New
Palier
Winchester
Royal
Vermont Senator Dillingham Dies, Shaping Senate Leadership
Washington July 13 Senator Dillingham veteran Republican stalwart and immigration expert died. He chaired the immigration committee for years and authored the Dillingham immigration law which stood for quotas before changes in leadership follow his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Montpelior
Fiew
South American, Who Nod ed Out Willard in Eighth Round
A boxing report notes an upset win in the eighth round as Willard is defeated by a South American challenger. The bout draws attention to late-round power and tactical edge.
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Willard
Has
Art
Firpo Scores TKO Over Willard in Electrifying Bout
Luis Firpo from Argentina defeats Jess Willard in eight rounds in a dramatic clash before a crowd of over 100000 in New Jersey. Willard collapses after Firpo’s savage rally, ending a matchup hailed as one of boxing history’s greatest. Dempsey looms as a potential future rival.
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Wes Pot
Pacific Coast
Ken Papa
Jack Demprsey
Firpo
Ieee
Alengst Jytes
Luis Ricet
Jess Willard
Seite Ehiee Acres
Jersey City
Kansas
Luis Angelo Firpo
Willard
Emachene King
HaVie
Jack
Dempsey
Ebow
Sheedor
Peer
Jess
Harry Lewis
Jack Dempsey
Jett
Jack McAulice I
Detroit
Lloyd Johnson
Dea Moines
Yard Party at Pocahontas Lodge July 19-20
Lawn party in front of John Kerr School hosted by Pocahontas lodge on July 19 and 20. Community event features games, food, and social activities for residents.
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Pocahontas Lodge
John Kerr School
Junior Chautauqua offers Saturday kite contest and program
Ms a Swing Saturday presents Mido Boyd landing Miss Harvey and junior directors opening the junior program Saturday morning at the big tent on the Kre DD end of North Braddock. Two hours daily include athletic stunts and a kite contest with prizes. Winchester children featured in a parade and display. Local director Mrs. Dent invites boys and girls to join for the learning kickoff and prize chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mido Boyd Land
Harvey
Chentengna
North Braddock
Winchester
Mae
Ghantanaya
Thinning Increases Size Of Winesaps In Two Years
Growers explain two years ago Winesaps were small and thinning was intensified. Packing reports show 80 to 90 percent small fruit then, dropping to 38 percent five tier and 35 percent at two holdings. A grower with 90 percent five tier fell to 7 percent. another with 60 percent fell to 40 and then 13 percent.
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Gleed
Eschbach
Yard Party Tonight at East Cork Street Church Front
A yard party is planned this evening in front of the Baptist Church on East Cork street. Organizers invite neighbors to join for socializing and refreshments in a neighborhood gathering.
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Baptist Church
East Cork Street
De Pare’s God's Special Delivery Messages Service
The Rev J F will deliver the first sermon at Christ Morgan Lethe ran Church Sunday at 11 a m. Sunday school meets 9 45 a m with Nelson F Richards superintendent in charge. No evening service union services at Chautauqua tent. Annual church business meeting next Friday 8 p m with department reports and new officers to be elected. Member canvass Sunday afternoon. pastor seeks full cooperation.
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Christ Morgan
Letheran Church
Nelson F. Richards
Prices stiffen around noon in New York markets
In midday trading July 13 improved technical positions and a better outlook for a readjustment of foreign troubles drew buy orders into the stock market. Early gains of about one or two points faded as demand waned and prices moved back toward their previous levels. A stray notice mentions a Jersey cow near Haddox field weighing about 700 pounds with a reward offered. Call 661. Jones Bros Mest Market, AgvApat.
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Associated Press
New York
Haddox _ field
Jones Bros
AgvApat
Union Leader's Home Blasted In Town Incident
A Union leader's residence was blown out in a town attack near coal operators. The blast woke occupants in their beds but caused no injuries. Police investigated as officials moved to restore order amid ongoing labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenden
July 14 French Papers Review Briefs
An OCR fragment from French papers discusses political themes and public concerns amid a summer period. It mentions government actions, international notes, and social issues shaping coverage.
War casualty details plucked from sparse wartime notes
Fragmentary report notes a death during the war with unclear attribution. The text references a salvaged position and a survivor or casualty count, but specifics remain unreadable and names or places are not established in the readable fragments.
Insure Against Hail Ad Teases Winchester Lot Sale
A partial ad fragment notes hail insurance by Bee Baker and Shryock inviting attendance at a seven o'clock event for a big Winchester fan lot sale on August 4, 1923, with reference to a page ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Winchester
Sale
Bee ‘Baker & Shryock
Loyal Order meeting and installation at City Hall
Notices urge Loyal Order members to meet at the Friend Ship Fire Company hall at 7 o clock Saturday with installation to follow at City Hall. Executive committee appeals for pledged support and 30 dollar contributions to Governor Trinkle meeting. Also mentions American Legion Auxiliary sales and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of
Trinkle
Peyton J. Marshall
Unclear OCR Summary of a Balance on Hand June 1923
The readable lines discuss a balance on hand as of June 1923 and total figures. Names and further details are obscured by damaged OCR text. The fragment mentions incidentals and a phase balance but lacks complete context or identifiable entities.
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I . Ra
County Road Accounts and Disbursement Vouchers Review
A record notes the county funds and disbursement vouchers under audit. It references Stonewall Gainesboro Shawnee Back Creek and North Frederick grade with a July 12 date and a sale of certain property listed under Kremer at 20 W Water.
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Stonewall
Gainesboro
Opetitian
la Shawnee
Back’ Creek
General County
North Frederick Grade
M. V. Kremer
Wreck of Southern Railway Derailment Injures Dozens Near Larkinsville
Reports from Memphis say a Southern Railway derailment about two miles east of Larkinsville Alabama left one person killed and about 30 injured with several seriously hurt. Hospitals in Huntsville receive the most seriously injured.
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Memphis
Southern ‘Railway
Larkinsville
Ala
Hunteville
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Moose Block Dance
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Byrd
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East Water Stree
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