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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1925

Page

14

Florida Agriculture Future Promises Real Estate Boom

A fragmented but readable piece discusses Florida agriculture and its link to real estate wealth, highlighting investor confidence in Florida property and borrowing from distant markets. It references Key West, Charleston, and investment flows into Florida land, with warnings about speculative risk and the push for development plans and infrastructure to sustain growth.

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Always Out Face Powder Ad Claims New Beauty Fragrance

An old advertisement touts Black and White Heaney Creatiann powders for youth and natural beauty. It promotes a textured powder called Uneewse of Plowerd and a fragrance claim that it leaves skin looking lovelier. Miss Aliveta endorses the product as the most debated for achieving a flawless look.

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Morgan elected head of local engineers

J Witter Morgan a Charleston mining engineer was elected president of the Charter ton chapter of the American Association of Engineers. The meeting at the West Virginia Water and Electric plant on Truslow Street named Edward J Knight first vice president and Harry Mlusser second vice president. Lloyd A Wildman was chosen secretary and Ella S Tindale treasurer. Morgan, a longtime Charleston engineer and registrar of Clark and Krebs, has led the chapter for three years and attended the recent national convention in Orlando Florida.

J. Witter Morgan Charleston Ventotilay Charterton American Assention of Eaginesta Nitre Virginia Water and Electric Company Truslow Street Maml Nityo St. Albans Iddward J. Knight Vipsinian Hlectric Company Harry 2. Mlusser West Virginia Engineering Company, Electrical and Mechan~ Ieal Engineers Ernest M. Merrill Morril-Ferguson Eingineering Company Lloyd A. Wildman Sunerin~tendant West Virginia Water and Electria Company Ella S. Tindale Division Sanitary Engi Neering Strats Health Department Morgan J. Walter Morgan Pennsylvania West Vir Jaemia Cent American Association of Hawineera Orlando Fia Morgan Hazy Eagle Collieries Company Hasy Raleigh County West Virginia Clark and Krebs, Inc Chaarlés Tan Sinca 1907

Florida grows fast with crops and cattle hopes

The article outlines Florida’s rapid population growth and economic expansion highlighting climate, agriculture, and industry. It cites rising tourism, vast citrus and strawberry production, pineapple, celery, and potato crops, and plans for sugar mills and road improvements. It notes acreage, tree counts, and output values, plus emerging manufacturing in Jacksonville and Tampa.

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President urges Congress to act quickly and ratify policies

The president tells Congress to do as little as possible but do it fast, urging rapid action on ratifying the administration's tax credits plan, debt settlements, and agricultural policies while resuming work efficiently after a long session.

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Political clash over tax plans and tariff in congress

The article outlines Democratic and Republican tensions on tax reduction, spending, and a tariff stance. It notes House control by Democrats, Senate friction, potential quick passage of a tax bill, and President Coolidge’s tariff stance, with expected deals to reach a law before March 15.

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Youth Confesses to Store Thefts in Clarksburg

Clarksburg reports James Morgan of Pennsboro, 28, confessed to robbing J. Nestor’s store at Cornwallis and taking about 300 in cash after being arrested following a train arrival. A revolver was found.

Clarksburg James Morgan Pennsboro J. Nestor Cornwallis

Arkansas man arrested after train transfer raid

Morgan was taken into custody at the instance of Cornwallis officers who telephoned here before the train arrived. His identity was established by the fact he paid his railroad fare in nickels and dimes. Most of the loot was in small change.

Morgan Cornwallis

Five Years for Auto Theft in Clarksburg Court

Clarksburg December 12. William Pratt of Wolf Summit was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for stealing an automobile from A C James. H P Angel, former chef, received four years for forging a $55 check. Herman Talkingtom, Northview laborer, got two years for forging a $25 check.

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Dunbar Pastor Resigns Moves to Maiden

Rev H S Hall who led the Dunbar Baptist church for a year has resigned and returned home to Maiden. Friends express regret as his brief pastorate is recalled with appreciation for his work. The church choir hosted a surprise handkerchief shower for Miss Beaste Hall, leaving soon with her father for Malden.

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Silver Fox Swindle In Paris By Pair Of Impostors

Police hunt Georges Lemanteur and a pretty blonde accused of a Paris swindle. They allegedly sold stock in a perpetual farming venture to unsuspecting buyers, misrepresenting its profits and making off with 0,005 in funds.

Paris

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