Nation's coal production shows 14 per cent increase this year
The federal Bureau of Mines reports week ended January 30 production at 12 602 000 net tons, about one percent above the prior week and roughly 14 percent higher than the same period last year. The 1925 leading states include Pennsylvania West Virginia Illinois Kentucky and Ohio with notable increases across the board.
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Nelsonville
Federal Bureau of Mines
Bur‘eay
Pennsylvania
West Virfa
Illinois
Kentucky
Ohio
Kio
West Virinia
West Virginia
Kentucky’s Eastern Coal Region Yields 1925 Output
The article notes coal production in Kentucky’s eastern producing region. Total fiscal year 1925 output is estimated at 622,967,000 net tons.
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Kentucky
Elks to Name Officers for Year in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Elks set Tuesday 6:30 PM session to nominate officers for the coming lodge year. Cir cle of Ruth of the Presbyterian church will serve a chicken dinner to members, with past exalted rulers expected to attend. Monday’s benefit dance at the Elks home raises funds for charity.
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Nelsonville
Order of Business
Lodge of Elks
Athens Visitors Attend Nelsonville Evangelistic Meeting
A delegation from Athens attended the Christian church evangelistic services in Nelsonville. Mrs. Drake sang “It Pays to Serve Jesus” and Mr. McKinney with Miss Redempa Lines performed a duet. The message discussed Peter's Denial and a model conversion. Women’s meeting planned for Sunday at 2:30.
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Nelsonville
Athens
Christian Church
Drake
Jesus
McKinney
Praised Cinder Roads Improve Nelsonville Streets
Nelsonville residents commend the service and street departments led by Will Burnell and Ed Dewhurst. Cinders from municipal plants are used on back streets and Canal street has been neatly cindered. Officials consider buying a first class street truck as old tracks are replaced.
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Nelsonville
Will. Burnell
Ed. Dewhurst
Canal Street
Senior Home Guards Valentine Party Postponed
The Valentine party planned for Saturday evening by the Senior Home Guards of the M E Sunday school in Nelsonville has been postponed to a later date.
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Nelsonville
M. E
Banquet Attended by Miss Stowe and Mrs Bobo in Athens
Miss Marie Stowe and Mrs Howard C Bobo attended the Beta Tau sorority banquet in Athens last night. The event drew local residents and highlighted social ties in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Marie Stowe
Howard C. Bobo
Athens
Beta Tau Sorority
Mizpah Class Holds Party At Fayette Street Home
Mizpah class of M. E. Sunday school held its annual party Tuesday evening at Mrs. Charles Hanning’s Fayette street home. A 6 o’clock chicken dinner was served. Guests included Mrs. Warren Badger Mrs. Ben Smith and Mrs. James Beard. Beesie Deer won the prize in games. Readings by Mrs. Will Barker and Mrs. Clara Caldwell. Valentines served as favors.
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Nelsonville
M. E
Charles Hanning
Fayette Street
Warren Badger
Ben Smith
James Beard
Beesie
Deer
Will Barker
Clara Caldwell
Valentines
Cable Store Prizes For Manual Training Work
Cable Hardware company offers three prizes to seventh and eighth grade students for best workmanship in manual training. First prize a Winchester saw, second a Winchester hatchet, third a Winchester hammer. Contest runs two weeks from April 17 with entries displayed at Cables for judging by competent judges. Size is irrelevant. workmanship decides winners.
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Nelsonville
Cable Hardware Company
Winchester Saw
Winchester
Winchester Hammer
King's Heralds to Meet on Jackson Street
King's Heralds will meet with Mrs. Nelson Dowler on Jackson street Saturday afternoon at 1 36 o'clock. The leader desires a good attendance.
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Nelsonville
King's Heralds
Nelson Dowler
Jackson Street
Mayor Warns Boys Over Hazardous Car Rides
In Nelsonville on February 12 Mayor Eberle admonished two boys for climbing on spare tires and rear bumpers of passing cars for rides. Officers vow to crack down and warn that repeat offenses will meet harsher punishment.
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Nelsonville
Eberle
National Capital Honors Lincoln With Commemorative Speeches
The national capital paid tribute to Abraham Lincoln today with commemorative speeches in Congress highlighting his greatness and work for humanity. President and lawmakers participated as part of the observance reflecting on his legacy.
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Washington
National Capital
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Roosevelt boys hide behind beards to sneak on foe
Supposedly the Roosevelt boys used beards as cover to approach the dangerous poli as described by Canton News.
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Roosevelt
Poli
Canton News
Creomulsion touted as cure for persistent coughs and colds
An advertisement claims Creomulsion, a creosote based medicine, soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germs to treat persistent coughs colds bronchitis and other respiratory diseases. It promises refund if not relieved and urges consult of a druggist with Creomulsion Company Atlanta Georgia.
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Creomulsion Company
Atlanta, Ga
Officers Take Two Men Into Custody After Liquor Found
Pomeroy February report details John Allen and Tom McCutcheon picked up by Ray Roush and Sheriff Rice after reckless driving. One gallon four pints of liquor found in their car. McClutcheon pleaded guilty to intoxication and liquor possession, fined $136.40. Allen pleaded guilty to intoxication, unable to pay fines, jailed. Both men work at Essex Mine No. 7.
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Pomeroy
John Allen
Tom McCutcheon
Ray Roush
Sheriff Rice
McClutcheon
Hess
Allen
Essex
Plan Special Song Service at Presbyterian Church
Pomeroy February 12 The Rev Walter Jones of the Presbyterian church has arranged a Sunday evening service devoted to congregational singing Each hymn is chosen by a congregation member and features many familiar old fashioned favorites The public is invited to attend and join the singing of Hymns of the Heart There will be special music by a large vested choir.
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Pomeroy
Walter Jones
The
Presbyterian Church
Trials of Dark Hollow residents postponed indefinitely
Pomeroy February 12. Trials of Jim Bowen Maggie Bowen Arthur Kimes Lucy Kimes Dan Rairden and Nora Rairden all of Dark Hollow were postponed indefinitely by Justice M. L. French. The defendants were in jail but released on their own recognizance. It is said the case against them will be dropped.
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Pomeroy
Jim Bowen
Maggie Bowen
Arthur Kimes
Lucy Kimes
Dan Rairden
Nora Rairden
Dark Hollow
M. L. French
Remington Will Probed In Court Here
The late B. R. Remington's will was probated by Judge Cora B. Roberts. Most of the estate is real estate in a substantial size, placed in trust for his son Frederick Randall Remington of Columbus. The family home on Butternut avenue remains for the son, while a cottage yields to Minnie Utahmer for life. After her death, the property goes to Remington's nieces Grace Horton and Edith M. Newton, with a Remington Trust of $1500 funding Grace Episcopal church ward for a rector's support.
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Pomeroy
B. R. Remington
Cora B. Roberts
Frederick Randall Remington
Columbus
Butternut Avenue
Schlaegel
Minnie Utahmer
Fred
Grace Horton
Edith M. Newton
Remington
Grace Episcopal Church
Couple Weds Quietly at Probate Court Rooms
Robert Niday and Marie Gilbert both employed at O. H. E. Gallipolis were quietly married by Justice M. L. French in the Probate court rooms yesterday. Mrs. Niday is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Eblin of Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Robert Niday
O. H. E. Gallipolis
Marie Gilbert
Yesteday
Will Admission Bid for Laura Willock in Middleport
Mary Willock seeks probate of her mother Laura Willock's will in Middleport. Judge Roberts set the hearing for next Wednesday.
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Will Pomeroy
Mary Willock
Laura Willock
Middleport
Roberts
Pomeroy Constable Reports Toledo Visit
Pomeroy reports that Constable Bay Roush traveled to Toledo yesterday as part of routine duties.
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Pomeroy
Constable Bay Roush
Toledo
Yester
Arrest Warrant Issued for Belva Thevin Singleton
Authorities seek Belva Thevin Singleton on a major felony charge. The wanted individual is described as residing in the area and remains at large as detectives pursue leads and coordinate with federal and local agencies.
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Belva Thevin Singleton
Gaul Named Administrator of Sumner Estate
Frank Gaul of Chester appointed administrator of the estate of the late Jacob Gaul of Sumner who died intestate. Heirs plan to sell both the personal and real estate of considerable value.
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Pomeroy
Frank Gaul
Chester
Jacob Gaul
Sumner
Local Business Travel Notes In Columbus And Portsmouth
Mr. Robert Starkey visited Columbus on a brief business trip yesterday. Homer Shank has returned from a business visit to Portsmouth.
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Robert Starkey
Columbus
Homer Shank
Portsmouth
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Gentle Regularity
Countless women reject harsh purges and find relief with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin which establishes natural bowel regularity without griping or upsetting the system. It eases headaches dizziness biliousness sallow skin and stomach issues. The remedy promises gentle, dependable stools without harsh effects.
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Dr. Caldwell
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