Pocahontas Bond Issue Debate on 90000 Twenty Year Plan
The Pocahontas issue centers on a $90,000 thirty year bond for the town. The editor defends the page fairness and official records while addressing Mr Peery’s cost question. Voters are urged to rely on minutes and court orders showing the proposed bond and election notices. The page asserts no opposition to schools sewerage or street work and states cost estimates were previously published as quarter of a million dollars.
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W. R. Peery
Pocahontas
Daily Telegraph
Peery
Clarence Smith
Bas
Circuit Court of
Tazewell
Mr. Smith
Smith
Dr Kings New Discovery for Cough Ends Sleepless Nights
Thousands troubled with persistent coughing at night can sleep through the night. Dr King s New Discovery for Cough is recommended, showing double action to soothe irritation and loosen phlegm. One teaspoonful dose, no harmful drugs, available at druggists.
Supreme Court upholds national motor vehicle theft act
The Day in Washington reports the Supreme Court affirmed the National Motor Vehicle Theft Act. Debates over Republican moves to strip La Follette senators of committee chairs surface in the Senate. Fecher nomination as assistant chief of the Army Air Service approved by the military committee. Corn on farms March 1 set at 801,609,000 bushels and Wheat at 113,928,000 bushels. Mellon says treasury taxes for Atlantic Gulf and West Indies Corp are settled on proper business principles. Couzens accuses IRS of pressuring him with extra taxes amid senate tax probe.
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Supreme Court
Couzen
Couzens
Michigan
Internal Revenue Bureau
Senate
Public notice on school bond issues and city projects
An editor argues the $9000 thirty year bond issue could cost a quarter of a million dollars and warns the proposed sewage and street improvements are vague and possibly illegal. The piece defends prior figures and presents information for public consideration without urging a vote or outcome.
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W. E. Owens
Edttee
Notable Princeton Obituary of Mrs McNutt
The community mourns the passing of Mrs. McNutt, admired wife and mother. Funeral services at home followed by burial at Oakwood cemetery drew a large turnout, with cars filling roadways and many neighbors recalling her acts of kindness and quiet goodness. The scene on the hill conveyed collective grief and reverent farewell.
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Oakwood Cemetery
Princeton
McNutt
Mother Earth
God's Acre
Local residents share visits across towns in Virginia West Virginia
Oakvale records Allie Vo Roewens returning from a several day visit to relatives in Narrows Virginia. Mrs C A Williams returns from Princeton after visiting her daughter Mrs J G Matney. Mrs C E Lucado spent Sunday with Mrs J G Matney of Princeton. Mrs Conrad Jamison of Roanoke has been visiting her parents.
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Allie Vo Roewens
Narrows
C. A. Williams
Princeton
J. G. Matney
C. E. Lucado
Conrad Jamison
Roanoke
Local notices and movements around Oakvale and Princeton
Mr and Mrs E E White have returned home. Roads from Princeton to the mountain are reported passable. Boys plan bird houses for rent free use this season. Reuben Davis visits Wilton from Peoria Jr, recalls when Illinois had no railroad in the county in 1870. H B Moore visits Princeton. Mrs J W Priven of Tecoa visits her son Carl at Oakvale High. Rev Mr Harlee moves with family to Oakvale from coal fields. Prof P G Little near Athens works timber prep for a home on the Princeton Athens road.
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E. E. White
Princeton
Reuben Davis
Peoria, Jr
Willowton
Mr. Davis
Iinois
Bluefield
H. B. Moore
Oakvale
Mr. Harlee
P. G. Little
Athens
Irishman Dies as Ungrateful Sons Fail in Duty
A neighbor notes the Irishman’s sons neglected him and caused his death in poverty. As the casket is carried out, the observer quips that it is the first time the boys ever gave the old man a lift.
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