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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1925
Page
11
The article notes Coung L'Follette pledging to retain his father's policies as attention centers on a local newspaper banquet. It covers political mentions, a senate vote, and a long list of community notices including meetings, visits, and medical updates from residents and church groups across the region.
A garbled winter brief notes the county executive's week in office with mentions of Walter Jones and state politics. Readable fragments reference press activity and a public event at 3330, indicating ongoing local governance coverage.
New York reports a proposed merger of Kelvinator and Niger to form a new Electro Refrigeration Corporation, exchanging shares with Cran Tids for ~30 million dollars in debentures. trading of the new firm’s stock expected on the New York curb market within weeks. Canada sets 1925 wheat crop value at 46.764 million and total major crops at 1.1126 billion.
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