J M Bauserman Almost Forced To Wreck His Auto
Mr and Mrs J M Bauserman Jr of Woodstock narrowly escaped a fatal crash on Fort Valley road Massanutten mountain When a four horse wagon driven by Harry Hollingsworth approached the car slid toward the edge of the road The driver backed into the wagon to force the horses into the bank and stop the vehicle Five men lifted the car back onto the road Only the rear fender was damaged
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J. M. Bauserman, Jr
Woodstock
Massanutten Mountain
Fort Valley
Bauserman
Harry Hollingsworth
Mr. Hollingsworth
Apple shipments surge from Wenatchee and Yakima districts
Northwest reports show Wenatchee Valley total shipments reaching 622 carloads by August, up from 459 last year and 299 in 1924. Yakima district shipments through August 13 total 2,380 carloads, nearly double last year and over triple 1924, signaling strong fruit movement.
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Olympia
Wash
Wenatchee
Yakima
Fruit car shipments by districts this week
This year the report lists Yakima total shipments by fruit type: 216 cherries 76 apricots 866 mixed fruits 87 apples 135 prunes and plums 11 strawberries 357 peaches 632 pears. Tual shipments for week Aug 7 13 reach 1146 cars with 550 last year in Yakima and 192 versus 86 from Wenatchee.
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Yakima
Tual
Yakima District
Wenatchee
Americans Spend Billion Yearly To See the Movies
Statistics reveal U S movie industry revenue reaches about 1 billion dollars annually from admissions across roughly 20 thousand theaters. In 1925 weekly attendance averaged 90 million, with newsreels viewed by 51 million people each week.
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Paul Smith
N. Y
Koater & Biel
Music Hall
New York City
White House
Will H. Hayes
Film Industry Economics and Output in Early 20th Century
The report details annual production costs of American films at 150 million dollars and studio salaries at 60 million. It notes 235,000 permanent industry employees, 11,331,394 shares in motion picture companies held by 59,157. Export film volume rose from 32 million to 236 million linear feet between 1913 and 1925. Daily U.S. showings reach 25,000 miles of film with 823 feature films and 21,110 short subjects produced last year.
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United States
Stauntonian Seeks Wife for Blond Mechanic
Atlantic City reports Mayor L. Bader received a letter from Holdie W. Guest of Staunton Virginia asking contestants in a beauty pageant to pass along that a good mechanic earning 35 dollars weekly seeks a wife. Guest prefers blondes under 22 who can cook. The letter's receipt was published.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Cupid
L. Bader
Bader
Holdie W. Guest
Staunton
Guest
Letters Indicate Interest in Meeting Mr. Guest
Bader received three letters from elphin women and a timore widow expressing they would be glad to meet Mr. Guest. The correspondence suggests personal interest and possible plans for an in person encounter.
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Bader
Elphin
Mr. Guest
Box Shortage Hits Hood River Valley Apple Growers
Hood River Ore Sept 2 A box shortage looms for independent apple growers after rising crop estimates. The association ordered sufficient boxes for about 2 000 000 box tonnage, but mills are slow in delivering shipments.
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Hood River
Ore
Hogue Creek Locals Share Picnics And Visits
Community notes from Hogue Creek recount social visits among locals including Loyd and Clarence Darr from Winchester and Scott White families. Others attended a funeral near Clearbrook for John Rogers. Mount Olive Sunday school plans a September 4 afternoon picnic and yard party.
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Hogue Creek
Loyd Darr
Clarence Darr
Winchester
Scott White
Ollie Clowser
B. Lee Orndoff
Lenore
Margaret Nelson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Grove
J Orndoff
Orndoff
Masters Landen
Garland Baker
Charles Baker
Clement Kump
Highview
Clark Braithwaite
Marjorie Hoover
Cumberland
William Hoover
Bertha Waddell
Middleburg
John Rogers
Clearbrook
Rogers
Frank Orndoff
Ed Peer
William Clowser
Vernon Baker
Mount Olive
Lester Good, Jr
Cape Charles
William Good
Lester Good
Billy
Carroll Ashmead
Delmar
Del
Negro Prefers Wife's Knife to Doctor in Knoxville Incident
Louis Bell, a negro from Knoxville, was stabbed in the abdomen by his wife and survived after multiple trips to the operating table at Jackson Memorial Hospital. Police captured Bell's wife, who is jailed, as doctors and nurses fought to save him despite his fear of instruments.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Louis Bell
Bell
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Compressed Air Tanks and Equipment Listed
OCR fragment shows compressed air tanks and gear described as Suit-for gaT 2s with references to ez Star of. Details are sparse and uncertain about full context or entities.
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Rakmeo DD
Ander Ninas
Northern VA. Motor CO
Port Loudoun Seminary
Eh ‘Ander
Affleck
Ar- Genia Jones
Greene
Katherine Glass Greene
Little Joe’s
M. W. of
A. Picnic
Middletown
J. M. Bauserman
H. VV. Ebert
Small Down
Stauntonian
Herbert Skutte
Shenandoah Motor CO
Nash Dealers
H. A. Schmidt
C. A. Skutte
Handley School
Delco
Remy
ING
De’jon
Autolite
BOSCH
Owen Dyneto
E. A. Horns
Klaxon Horns
Atwater
Kent
Tm Valley
Hood River Valley
Tox
Energy Grove
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio
Chichester Spills
Whippet
C. B. Organ
Rouss Garage
Braddock ST
C. I Brumback
Hansbrough and Carter
Hansbrough & Carter
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