Mine Tipple Burned Destroying Largest Pomeroy Bend Mine
Fire early Sunday destroyed the No 16 tipple of the Pittsburgh Coal Co’s Syracuse operation in Pomeroy Bend, ranking as the area’s largest producer. Loss estimated at £35,000 with £20,000 insured. Superintendent West and crews fought to save the shaft and power house. fire likely non arson but origin uncertain. The blaze jeopardized 2,000 tons daily capacity and jobs for over 300 men, with rebuild expected to take months.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Bend
Syracuse
Pittsburgh Coat Co
Wreik
Hfe
Ronse Mining Co. Inc
Ronse Wweet
West
Pareroy
Thor
Eupty Crns
Bes
Piburgh Coal Co
Syracuse Coal Co
Stabler-Essex Minine Co
Columbus
Groyns
Feese
Pittsburgh Coal Co
Mins
Csmet
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Co
Olive Tablets Offer Purely Vegetable Solution for Pimples
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets advertised as a natural remedy to cleanse blood and liver, replacing calomel with fewer side effects. Claims include improved digestion, clearer skin, and relief from dark taste and bad breath after a week of nightly use.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwarda
Edwards
Iver
Howe
Trade of a dog for a watch leads to arrest
A series of arrests followed a mistaken exchange in Middleport as H E Graham charged Lawson with trading a watch for a dog under false pretenses. Lawson, the thirteenth jailed that night, faced a warrant related to the deal. Officers also reported John McLain nearly hung on a wire thought live, later found to be a guy wire. EA Smith was another arrest in Middleport with others named in the report.
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S Lawson
Anautty
Fara
H. E. Graham
Lawson
Graham
John
EA Smith
Midlepoort
Bares
Vonecks
Civile Choral Club to Give Second Heath Memorial Concert
The Civile Choral Club of Pt Pleasant will present a program at the Heath Memorial Church Thursday under the Woman’s Music Club sponsorship. This marks its second concert since the club’s seven year formation and plans are in place for a performance before the Woman’s Choral Society of the city.
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Midpleport
The _ Civile Choral Club
Pleasant
Vas
Heath M
Womars Music
Bfiddia
Wa- Ws Music Iit
Middlepirt
Wention
Tings Keftir
Gauley
Bruce Wis
Herman
Snare
Arhens
AL BR
Caimens Bank
Carrierinies
Charieson
Dave
Irene
Bern
Ant
Robert Dacksan
Pidre
Ceorge Patt
Parl Leonard
Porate Road
Chiarieston
Swiss
WL van Cer
Sera. Taylor
New York Central
Toledo
George Art
Addle "Ren
Carrie Glover
Addie Branch
N. J Skiles
C. M. Erwin
Charleston
F. Rathburn
Huntington
Chesapeake
Ars. Moore
Mra. Hamilton
Orion Flesher
Jessie Lansbury
June
Cara Louise
Columbus
George Schaaf
Miss Erwin
Athens
Gitta University
Presbyterian Church
Toorlock
Homes Burn Across the River in Mahon City West Virginia
A spectacular house fire near St. Joseph Catholic Church in Mahon City draws over 1,000 spectators. The blaze destroyed a double house and damaged adjacent structures, with losses including big family records and contents. Fire crews from nearby towns fought the flames. three houses were destroyed or damaged at about 500 dollars each.
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Mahon City
W. Va
Pomeroy Toad
St. Joseph's Catholic Harch
Edward Waki
Mir
Mra
Jank Younus
Youngs
Martin Johneon
Harris
Jon
Ina
Westtwiters
Pomeroy
West
Local injuries mark busy Friday in Middleport area
Friday morning saw two youths sustain arm fractures in Middleport as events unfolded around South Fourth Avenue near Main. Ewart Rauchner was treated at MeMWiber Hospital after the incident. another boy, Frederic Wilso Jr, reported a car collision and subsequent hospital visit. Nearby, residents and families traveled between Momeroy and Carpenter for various errands and visits as notices of community meetings and upcoming Grange events circulated.
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Middleport
Sov
Ewart Rauchner
South Fourth Avenue
Main
Ata Rieht Arin
Charleston
Carpenter
Wdot
A. TY. Morrison
Swett
Momeroy
Pricey
Merriam
Mearihur
Ciften Weed
Carpenter Callhit
Williaina
J. Ww
George Milkuorn
Jackson Lower
Weed
Lewis Cin
Grange
Geidie Lowther
Cofuurtin High School
Albany
Rabbit Fever Case Reported in Pomeroy
In Pomeroy Meigs County Mrs Margaret Smith residing with her father is said to have rabbit fever after handling and dressing a rabbit two weeks ago. Doctor S Tanta reported the illness and noted an open wound on her hand. This is the season's first confirmed case with several suspected cases and a local drop in hunting activity.
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Pomeroy
Margaret Smith
George C. Gloeckner
Sugar Bun Schools
Tcent
Tantela
Smith
Meigs County
Mason County
Hay prices unlikely to rise this winter says Bureau chief
Columbus November 84 Hay prices are not expected to rise this winter despite market tensions. Carl G West, director of the Bureau, notes limited data but suggests corn price pressures and freight rate changes influence hay costs. Officials indicate substitutes and storage trends may temper any upward movement, with timothy hay priced near prior highs and Chicago trends guiding regional markets.
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Columbus
Carl i. West
Ghia
Ohio
Avonzht
Timothy
Chicaga
Lowell Young Folks Suffer Cold Bath in Marietta
Nov 24 reports from Marietta say six Lowell youths and boys received a cold bath and minor injuries after a vehicle mishap on a highway near a bathhouse. The group, returning from a gathering, encountered the accident scene with several hurt passengers and damaged conveyances.
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Lowell
Marletta
En Mint
Chauncey Chauncey High School Fall Festival Tuesday
Students and faculty of Chauncey Dover High School sponsor a fall festival at the gym Tuesday. A variety of attractions and food stalls will be offered, including a talent show after a radio program, with proceeds to support school activities. Funeral notices and local events are also listed, with services for Greene Run and community acknowledgments.
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Chauncey
Dover High School
Puneral
Harree Tove
Greene Run
Church of Re
Chauncey Meeting Teaches Fare Teacher ABC Event
Nov 24 meeting in Chauncey with Prof Obie University as guest speaker and Mrs Lawrence Tenehilt listed as host. The program mentions church service in WVHAVE NEY and readings by performers, with local attendees and several names such as Maynard and Smith noted among participants.
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Chauncey
ABC
Jacky
Obie University
Chatee
Lawrence Tenehilt
Resons
Church of Chinesary
Piorix Ferbane
Paik Maynard
Jalke Bay Leith
Ainen T" Smith
Aerman Erbaugh
Arrange Services Chauncey Thasksgl Chirch Note
Fragmentary notice lists a church service arrangement at a Chauncey church on Thursday. The brief text mentions a short address and phone wall, but lacks full details of time, place, or participants.
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Chauscey
Thasksgl
Chirch
Chr
Cable outage interrupts service and prompts inquiry
In a terse dispatch, officials report a fatal shooting linked to a cable dispute. Police cordon the area as investigators review evidence and interview witnesses, while nearby businesses brace for potential delays.
Burr Oak Gossip and Church Visit Notes
Burr Oak residents report a family visit weekend with Eva returning home after several weeks abroad. Shoda and Kansas relatives joined Faye Evers for services at Sper Ridge Church Sunday night. Corwin attended a program at Ish Ridge school house next Wednesday. Sunday School at Spencer Ridge Church drew good attendance last Sunday with Turtyesty present. Iivers plans a county business trip Tuesday.
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Smrs
Mtoe Medionald
Eva
Severa
Shoda
Kansas
Heehee
Pogt
Faye Evers Suet
Spert 2 Ridge
Corwin
Ish Ridge
Spencer Ridge Church
Iivers
Eight Ohio Alumni Become Physicians
Ohio University announces that eight alumni completed medical school requirements and earned MD or equivalent degrees in 1926. Names listed include Gide Alumnus official M and several others such as Elmer Schofield, Willian W. Corwin, Nelson A. Stack, and Paul 46. Abbott and Lewis Grown appear among the graduates with affiliations to medical schools.
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Ohio University
Alumi Dentely
Gide
Abbott
University Ave
Lewis Grown
E. Hudson
Person
Medical
Elmer Schofield
Kenlavitte
Paul
Nelson A
Joseph B. Stack- Willian
W. Corwin
Faculty Members Speak on Program at Ohio University
Ohio University hosts a convention of the Ohio Teachers Association where home economics topics are featured. Professors Frank and Salisbury discuss program plans with editor Velma Phillips presenting on home economics department aims.
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Misa Ida Mae
Depermont
Ohio Universit Sas
the Home Reprenoo
Rays
Ohio Teachers
Portarmouth Recenils
Frank & Salisbury
Ohio University
Teagin
Velma Phillips
Kills Rats and Mice with K R O Exterminator
The K R O product claims to kill rats and mice overnight without harming dogs cats poultry. It is advertised as the first successful squill based exterminator and offered with a money back guarantee, sold at the State Fair.
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Sorloury
Fler
Wes W. Snider
Rida
Aed W. Snider
Anis
Lucille Gerrity
West 53Rd Street
Smith Brothers
Enos
Chauncey Millfield
Charles & Bradfield
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Poston
Hocking
Telat
Mes
Hedwari
Pes
Charla
Eshere
Chauncer
TR PL Resse
Sin Reese
Ahd
Bing
Ohie University
P.T.A. Meoune
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Thanayse
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