Charleston Gazette 1925 edition front details
The Charleston Gazette lists publication data, subscription rates, and staff references for the daily paper in Charleston West Virginia. It notes association with the Associated Press, pricing for mail subscriptions, and a December 2 1925 date with a Shakespeare quote as a thought for today.
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Nally Cazette Company
Weat
Virginia
Sally
Annexy
Wally
Sanday
Sycee Tio
West Virginia
Pally
Ally
Delly and Sonday
Associated Press
Une
Datid CO
Enews
Charleston
Vina
Mone
Washington street opening extends traffic relief across city
The Washington street extension from Capitol to Summers streets finally opened after months of delays and bid mixups. The avenue runs from Kanawha Two Mile through Charleston to the Kanawha City bridge, promising substantial relief to congested business streets and improving traffic flow to outer districts.
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Washington Street
Governor's Mansion
Capitol
Summers Streets
Kanawha
Charleston Street
Kanawha City
Farmer and Congress Warn for Equal Footing in Agriculture
Senator Arthur Capper says farm prosperity lags and calls for a permanent farm policy built with farmer input. He argues tariffs, immigration limits, and the Fed help other industries, while agriculture pays a heavy cost, needing measures to sustain domestic supply and stabilize prices without wrecking the world market. He urges tariff reform to protect farm products and prevent unremunerative prices from surpluses.
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Congress
Arthur Capper
Agricul
Middle West
is-Weekly
Washington
iHe
Coss
Farmers Press for World Market System and Co operative Marketing
Farmers argue for a modernized agricultural system that segregates exportable surplus and sells it at world prices while routing domestic production to national markets at tariffed costs. They urge government backing of cooperative marketing, with Farm Service and restrained regulation to let farmer led cooperatives grow.
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England
Brazil
Yucatan
Washington
Jardine
Department of Agriculture
Two European Powers Contrast in Turmoil and Resolve
The world moves slowly as Germany shows recovery and a peacetime course through the Locarno pact and League entry while France suffers cabinet upheavals and hard choices. Germany’s finances inch toward stability though Dawes reparations loom. France faces inflation risk, debt funding hurdles, and potential heavy taxation as it seeks a trusted path.
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Europe
France
Germany
Reichstag
League of Nations
Cany
Frence
England
United States
Phoenix
Today Let Us Be Thankful and Four Kings in Politics
A 1925 Star Company broadside critiques U S politics praising national strength and voter duty while warning against parties and figures. It discusses Florida, four kings, and the role of women in voting, urging civic responsibility and unity under a strong republic. It references Washington, industry, and economic progress as it calls for decisive action.
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Florida
Artret Brishanm
Osilent
Star Company
Washington
Poole
Gouyt
Intercepted Messages Warn of Security Extension
Intercepted telegram style notes reference a Washington area extension and security concerns. The fragment mentions tre and dene jack phrases, hints at communications about justified security measures, and suggests formal authority involvement without concrete names or dates.
Theot dark Was Director of Trams in We Va
The fragment notes an individual named Theot dark as director of trams in Virginia. Details about time, place, or events are unclear but it indicates a transit leadership role. No further context or dates are readable.
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Theot
Dark
Trams
Hardestan We Va
Altr
Veter
Peter
Deter
Monacle
Paday
Meter
Paddy
T . Vaidy
Burgess
New York Day by Day Oddities and Wandering Characters
A fragment from New York Day by Day paints a vivid, if fragmented, slice of city life. It describes long street scenes, weary workers, and the peculiar tale of the Wendall sisters in a shabby stretch of Fifth Avenue, blending social observation with surreal, hazy portraits of urban nights and dawns.
Day Stories Br THORSTUN W HURGHSA
A fragmented narrative follows Peter and Kate in a swampy setting with Reddy Fox and Paddy present. Peter fears the hollow log near the alder swamp while Kate ponders their future, as the tale threads between search and cautious secrecy. Paddy is observed nearby, building a secret program.
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Peever Rabnit
Speer
Berer
Petes
Jay
Sun
Peter
Warry
Reddy
Kate
Marcel
Ana Otter
Paddy
Crown Wheat King at Livestock Meet
Dee Yates of Finctail, Minnesota, crowned Wheat King at the International Livestock Exposition in Shwichano, edging out S. Wheeler of Canada and earning top honors among hard red spring wheats. The event highlighted over 1,500 head of livestock judged by more than fifty experts, including entrants from abroad.
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Shwicano
America
I. Yates
Vartets
Wheeler
Canada
King of the Fairies
Hull
Prince of Wiles
Menadion Vaugh
Wes di
Clasa
Ana Shortharry
Bivinsum
Ja L
Siiot
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest Poem Fragment
Fragmentary 1935 verse by Edgar A Guest reflecting on everyday life and virtue. The speaker laments social pretensions while celebrating simple, honest living and condemning cruelty. The poem hints at resilience and moral virtues in a compact, nostalgic voice.
Fragmentary notes on historic Morgantown county lines
The fragmentary OCR mentions a 1887 proposal to redraw county boundaries in Monongalia and nearby areas. It references Mannington, West of a line along Rennefuld Fork, Minnele and Day's Run, and a path to the Pennsylvania line, with mentions of Enion county and portions of Weigel, Harrlewn, and Marion counties.
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Mannington
Monongalia
Eure
Marion
Minnele
King's Pin
Or Fear Blacthavius
Pennsylvania
Pnet
Mononwalla County
Enion
Weigel
Tharrlewn
Marlon
Jidua
Auto Dealers Urge Tax Reduction Refund Action
Washington dispatch reports auto dealers pressing the House Ways and Means committee to tighten the tax reduction bill to allow refunds for the passenger car tax cut. They argue current tax payments to manufacturers have been made and stock will not reflect the consumer reduction unless the measure provides retroactive relief. The drive seeks prompt House action on the bill while also arguing to strike the proposed deduction from the insurance tax.
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Washington
Automefin Dentere
Ad Dinans
Reduethay
Herve
Tex WI
White Sulphur Springs Holiday Getaway Crowd
Social notes from White Sulphur Springs recount visitors arriving at The Greenbrier from New York and California via Panama Canal, with several families and friends planning Palm Beach winters. Golf and motor excursions gear up among guests including Foster, Carpenter, Ferguson, Austin, Davison, and Dingel, plus local arrivals and departures to Hot Springs and Charleston.
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Walter Foster
Mise Helen D. Foster
San
Jane Vhreo
Greenbrier
New York
Will Ro
Palm Beach
Cfornia
Panama Canal
James W. Carpenter
New Yo
A. Ferguson
Merion
Z. Austin
Dayton
A. Giger
Jean Cave
Aira
Harry
Tut
Charleston
Hiram F Mallison
Lorna
Patricia
MrAllison
Alv
Stirs
Tohn Dumphy
Cincinnati
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