West Virginia institute awards degrees to four grades
The West Virginian Collegiate Institute closed its summer session with 28 first grade temporary certificates 34 short course certificates 11 standard normal certificates and several diplomas. President Davis awarded secondary diplomas to six graduates and certificates to two others. A farming certificate went to Jolie Shelton and a metalwork certificate to Robert Stuelair. Degrees were conferred for the first time at summer session end with bachelor of arts and bachelor of science for several students. Faculty plan rest and building repairs before the September term opens and the state board provides 16 more raga for new enrollments as the harvest term approaches.
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Davis
Revelia G1 Hall
Cassie A. Eldridge
Thelma ¥. Higginbotham
Portia Eo Dawe
Junius C. Shelton
Hebert
State Board of Contend
Banking Commissioner Visits Banks in Northern Panhandle
Banking Commissioner AH Abbott will spend several days in the northern panhandle on business. He will inspect the Renwood bank recently closed and visit Pine Grove bank with closed doors a week ago. Hayes Mekieselarer, receiver for Uw Benwogt bank, will join in Nischief Uhere Monday.
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Northern
Panhandle
AH. A. Abbott
Rune Missioner
Thenerrhee Panhandle
Renwood
Renwood Bank
Pine Grove Bank
Hayes Mekieselarer
Uw Benwogt Bank
Ijuin Nischief Uhere
Livestock Tour Earns Praise in West Virginia Exposition
The Clarksburg Exponent reviews this year’s We st Virginia Investors Tour now in its third annual run. The venture, led by West Virginia University staff, showcases farms and pastures across the state. Participants have praised the tour for growing interest and insight into how farmers operate, with families joining in to view and learn.
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Panhandle
Clarksburg
Virginia
Republica
West Wire Ia University School Ofuarient
Sears
Livestock Tour Promotes Statewide Farmers Exchange
Hardly any other state stage a tour extensive, West Virginia hosts stalwart producers, highlighting fine herds of livestock and a thriving industry. The tour inspires farmers to visit, share ideas, and adopt better management to boost herd quality and market potential.
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West Virginia
Stegkmen
Harrison
Tax levies and municipal reform loom over county politics
The Henville Democrat notes rising levies and the burden on farmers as counties prepare for next year's finances. It argues public officials must curb extravagance and push prudent taxation while boards of education and town councils face tighter budgets. The Morgantown Gazette highlights constitutional changes and charter debates amid fiscal tightening.
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Henville Democrat
Boards of Education
Vomsttiner
Ginn County
Tilly
West Side Club names new committees and backs tunnel plan
West Side Business Men's Association named committees at a meeting on Delaware Avenue and Randolph Street. Appointed groups include Publicity and Insurances with two posts, reception and entertainment, still to be filled. The association urged council to ask New York Central to build an underground tunnel to ease tram traffic and prevent accidents on Pennsylvan ia Avenue between Wilson and Bridge Streets.
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Why
Business Men's Association
Eld Krifay
Delaware Avenue
Randulph Street
He Ehavion
B. W. Chaniel
Carson
Awkeclahoon
New York Central
Pentestvania Avenue
Wilson
Bridge Streets
State representatives at coal parley discuss federal bureau of mins
West Vitemia sent Herbert Flang ap ih to a Washington conference to consider operation and rites of the federal bureau of mins Joyce Bradley of London attended a small crowd. The program faces delays and awaits new legislation before a formal conclusion.
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West Vitemia
Washington
Herbert Flangap
Federal Bureau of
Mins
Joyce Bradley
London
Bradley Leads Coal Bureau Talks With Industry Officials
In a gathering of West Virginia coal interests, Mr Bradley, a former National Coal Association president, urged cooperation with government representatives on a new federal bureau. Secretary Hoover appointed a committee to review the bureau moved from the U S Geological Survey to Commerce. The session focused on briefing members about the bureau’s work since its creation and plans ahead. In London, a sermon criticized as mad the staging of plays offered to the public, naming Henry Clasingees as the father of Holden.
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Bradley
Federal Bureau
London
Holden
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