Hunters of Hampshire Chase Fox at Reynard Event in West Virginia
In Hampshire County near Ridge, a fox hunt drew locals including Ralph Bailey Speelman and Vernor Sam Kline from Mineral County. Hounds chased the fox across ridges and creeks, tales of past hunts shared by Vint Cunningham and Dr Carder around a log fire as dawn approached Patterson's Creek. No prizes were awarded. stories and camaraderie defined the night.
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Vint Cunningham
Dr. Carder
Ralph Bailey
Mornpair
Ugo
Patterson's Creek
Trinkle Refuses Pardon for Allen and Edwards
Governor Trinkle announced he cannot pardon Allen and Edwards of the Allen gang after full investigation. The two remain in the penitentiary despite reports of petitions and prior pardons years ago.
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Wadwards
Sidney al L
Allen
Trinkle
Giana Edwards
Frield Allen
Special Services At Greenway Sunday
At Greenway United Brethren Church a full day of services is planned. Sunday school reorganizes at 10 15 am, public worship at 1 pm with Rev H M Crim preaching on The Private Ministry. An old-time song service and a Heavn That New City message follow at 3 pm, with communion after both services. 7 15 pm Missionary rally features addresses duets pantomimes and a Africa life talk by Rev H Mr who has been a missionary. A daylong program concludes with accounts and trust offerings.
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Greenway United
Brethren Church
H. M. Crim
New City
Arita
Africa
Greenway
Wil Trust
Clean up our premises for Appl Ossom Festival
The OBSERVER urges residents to tidy yards trim shrubs rake lawns and spruce homes for spring. It calls on city fathers to ensure Main Street and other streets are cleaned for weekend visitors, noting many attendees pass through town after church services.
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Main Street
Contested Virginia Governorship and Byrd’s Influence Debate
A Virginia letter argues the farm vote and common people face a test in the state’s governorship race. It warns against the Times Dispatch Byrd machine and contends Byrd’s allies aim to control party machinery, bond issues, and referendums to shape Virginia’s future. The piece asserts farmers hold real power and urges vigilance to prevent political manipulation.
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Weshhave
Ferendum
Harry Fie
Virginia
Byrd
Times-Dispatch
Mapp
Tanenburg
Tom
Orlin
Louis Epes
Louis
Richmond
Samson
Harry ‘Flood Byrd
New Hotel Is Now Martinsburg's Pride
Martinsburg edges toward completion as a five story brick Shenandoah hotel rises at Q and Martin streets. The project, community sponsored, will finish brickwork in two weeks and set the kitchen roof by Merrow. Concrete floors begin today as Shenandoah joins the American Hotels Corporation chain.
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Martin — Street
Martinsby
Shenandoah
Evening Journal
Merrow
American “Hotels Corporation
Twin Oh
George Washington
Mount Pleasant Notes from Virginia Community News
Mount Pleasant Virginia column reports residents visiting and socializing. Emma Pitcick spent Wednesday with Ke Renner. Will Carpenters and Joe Renner near Winchester were featured visitors. Ward Cadwallader and Harry Lamp families connected with Winchester. Eva Perry visited Winchester with R S Carpenter. Local social calls among Will Carpenter Joe Rea per Weidwaldader and others noted.
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Mount Pleasant
Emma Pitcick
Ke Renner
Will Carpentsell
Kernstown
Joe Renner
Winchester
Ward Cadwallader
Harry Lamp
Eva Perry
R. S. Carpenter
Will Carpenter
Joe Reaper
Weeidwallader
Bi Dorsey Ritter
John Perry
Bessie
Will Lamp
Bynatics
Ward
Llader
Asa Racey
Martinsburg Man Fined in Pike Excitement Case
Charles E Robertson of Martinsburg West Virginia appeared in polite court yesterday afternoon facing a fine for speaking out. He allegedly handed a bottle of liquor to a companion after warning by officers. He was fined 50 dollars for unlawful possession of spirits, bringing total costs to 63 dollars. a jail sentence was suspended.
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E.robertson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Robertson
Auto- Mobile
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Polyglot Swiss Legislature Accepts Multiple Languages
In the Swiss legislature members may use German or French, or Teglan, with educated Swiss expected to know two or three languages. If present, interpreters render the substance of addresses. Motions or reports are read in delay. languages include German and French.
Brushes and Pristles Mentioned in War Context
Fragments reference brushes and pristles in a wartime setting with phrases like “pristles” and “pristles” noted, suggesting a clipped report or misreading. The readable bits hint at equipment or insignia discussions within a broader war coverage.
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