Off Brands To Leave Liquor Stores
The Charleston Liquor Commission will remove 58 off brands from its lists effective July 1. The cuts total 10 percent of brands but only 2 percent of stock, with 12 whiskey, seven Scotch, 20 wine and champagne, two gin, seven vodka, and 10 liquors and brandies affected. New brands will be added. stock may be bought back by suppliers or sold at a special price list. Liquor prices are set to rise about 15 cents per fifth and 10 cents per pint to fund Korean War veteran bonuses.
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Charleston
The
Liquor Commission
E. Gaujot Bias
Bias
West Virginia
New Projects Set At Southwestern State Hospitals
Staunton Va June 18 The State Hospital Board approved preliminary plans for major construction at four state mental institutions costing over 4% million dollars Western State Hospital two projects at 1 663 000 Eastern State Hospital Williamsburg six cottages at the training school 1 425 000 and a 340 000 administration building at Eastern pending local committee approval A 200 000 dormitory at Lynchburg Training School also won board endorsement A 274 000 low bid from Whitlock and Dunn for outside utilities at Eastern was accepted The board authorized six state owned uniforms per employee costing about 50 508 with no final action on laundering Western State said new building walls unsatisfactory awaiting proper construction Southwestern officials said city sewage plans include the hospital more than 400 applicants await admission Dr Edward Stone reported DeJarnette State Sanatorium operating in the black 107 patients capacity 171 Board approved 98 560 to build a well at Southwestern State Hospital and approved sale of the Lynchburg dairy herd for Aug 16 17 to discontinue farming and dairy operations 130 Holstein Freison cows and seven mules to be auctioned Eaton said equipment will be sold
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Staunton
Sate Hospital Board
Western State Hospital
Eastern State Hospital
Williamsburg
Ns Training School
Lynchburg Training School
Whitlock and Dunn
Norfolk
Eastern State
Itas At
Ion
Morehhan
Edward Stone
DeJarnette State Sanatorium
Southwestern State Hospital
Lynchburg School
Lynchburg
Eaton
State Division of Purchasing and Printing
Mines Dept Checks Mason Brothers Coal Claim
Charleston June 18 Lee M Morris will start as Mines Department assistant chief to map Mason Brothers coal mining near Prunty Town by Industrial School for Boys. The case hinges on lease rights from Gordon Bailey estate and whether mining occurs on school land or state property.
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Charleston
Lee M. Morris
Mines Department
Mason Brothers of Grafton
Pruntytown
Industrial School For
Atty
W. W. Barron
Morris
Paul Ware
Philippi
Mason Brothers
Attorney General’s
Gordon Bailey
Hodgson
Linger Murder Trial Recessed In Weston
Attorneys conferred with Circuit Judge J Dowell Jennings before a 5 pm recess in the Linger murder trial. Rebuttal testimony related to Weston resident Liam H White a crippled shoe salesman and witnesses included Weston Lewis County Sheriff Gorse Hayes and former county sheriff W Burke.
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Liam H. White
Weston
J. Dowell Jennings
Lewis
Gorse Hayes
W. Burke
Mrs J H Joyce Informs of Uncle Death in Detroit
Mrs J H Joyce of Vendl Street Bluefield Virginia has learned of the death of her uncle W S Bracken of Detroit Michigan. The notice notes the passing and connections to Bluefield.
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J. H. Joyce
Vendl Street
Bluefield
S. Bracken
Detroit, Mich
Wool differs from hair with tiny scales on its fibers
The snippet notes wool differs from ordinary hair due to tiny scales on its fibers. It emphasizes a structural feature that relates to textile properties. The readable text is limited, offering a brief contrast without broader context or named entities.
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Furniture
Southwestern
South
Maryland Coal Co
Board of Control
Ainien
Akantoa
Abanta
Maryland Coal
Ul Diddao
Matoaka, W
TaylOr’s Drug Store
Princeton Ave
Watson
Ladkes
Calvert
Calvert Dist. CO
N.Y.C
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