November Fire Losses Rise in West Virginia Totals
November fire report by C. G. Stahlmann shows West Virginia losses at 2222 080 dollars, up 22 520 or eight per cent from the prior year. Buildings damaged 129 295 dollars, insure d value 544 350, 428 250 on buildings. Forty eight of 88 fires were total losses, construction mostly wood. Investigations in eleven counties with three arsons in Monroe. Dwellings formed the major damaged property. Leather footwear production in Germany noted as 65 600 000 pairs in 1821.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Stahlmann
Marshal Stahlmann
Mr. Stahlmanin
Braxton
Brooke
Calhoun
Clay
Grant
Daddrige
Fayette
Gilmer
Hampshire
Handack
Hardy
Marton
Marshall
Mineral
Pendleton
Pleasants
Putnam
Ritthle
Traylor
Tyler
Upshur
Wirt
Wetzel
Stahlmann
Monongalis
Harrison and
Kanawha
Cabell
Mercer
Monroe County
Reassessment aims to fix Kanawha tax inequality
The document argues for broad reassessment across the state to correct tax inequities seen in Kanawha County. It estimates current real estate value at about 86 million with 2.1 million revenue, compares proposed valuations to 200 million with 2.8 million revenue, and outlines the impact on personal property including intangibles, store and farm stocks, and automobiles. It notes potential rate adjustments for utilities and municipal levies and outlines steps for equalization, combining higher valuations with lower rates to fund city governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
Kanawha
State Board of Public Works
Charleston
South Charleston
Christmas events and games in Nitro area churches
Nitra News reports a Methodist Christmas program Friday night and special services at Holy Trinity Church today. Sunday school and a Baptist church Christmas tree event offer candy and fruit. Local league games highlight Mainte pundte Team's climb and Operators' two wins. Names of Nitro residents spending Christmas away are listed, along with a Nitro Welfare milk project fundraiser and alumni basketball game proceeds. Also noted are The Citadel student home for holidays, post office and stores holiday closures, and a Turkey contest winner at Royal Billiard parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Cathelic Church
Mainte Vance
Bruce Reppert
B. F. Gilum
Virginia Burner
Buckhanmon
Lucy McKuleht
Charleston
Margaret Kretgar
Pauline Richardson
Huntington
Margaret
Florence Huffman
Alderson
Kathryn Davis
Carrie Mae Addison
Morgantown
Mr. and
Paul T. Bricker
Bobby
Harrison
Cook
Dorman
Moore
John Grose
Chrrceston
Citadel
C. Grose
Twenty-fivey Street
O. J. Lyons
Nitro Vis
Nitro Post Office
Peyton Wilson
Royal Billiard Parlor
Josephine Paden
Nineteenth Street
Studebaker Unveils New 1933 Line of Commander and President Cars
Studebaker announces a complete new line for 1933 featuring two Commander Eight models with up to 190 horsepower, the 138 inch wheelbase President Eight, the 15 inch President with 110 horsepower, and the 85 horsepower Bracebaker Six. Prices range from about 1995 to 1660 for wheelbase models, with the new six and Commander offerings highlighting power brakes, automatic heat and choke control, improved lubrication, and advanced aerodynamics. The cars promise greater performance, smoother operation, and longer intervals between servicing, with emphasis on safety, comfort, and refinement across all models.
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Studebaker
Yma
War
Erro
Studbaker
Engin
Achlev
Fort Slone
Brudebsters
Rew Studetakers
Modon
Satiety Cohout
Ears
Oprakes
McGarnekes
A Tovich
StudsyDaker
Manuufacturer
Uburetien
Studebakers
President
Conianter
Stude- Baker
Christmas Services Vary Across City Churches
Programs and cantatas fill Christmas morning at Sixth Street Methodist Episcopal Baptist Temple and South Side churches. Notable events include a 7 30 pm cantata at Sixth Street, a 11 am sermon at Baptist Temple marking Tremper’s tenth anniversary, and a 7 30 pm Christmas play at First M E South with Epworth League members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street Church
Sixth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Baptist ‘Temple
Baptist Temple
Heaven
Clarence W. Kemper
Temple
Tremper
Fred C. Blue
Temple Building Committee
Temipin
MLE
South
Dorothy Glare Wilson
Epworth League
Plvst M. I
Washington and
Dickinson Streets
Raat Bank
Methodist Episcopal Church
East Bank
Sacred Heart Church
Hoover In Scenic Outing With Notables on River Trip
President Hoover and Mrs Hoover led a party along the Flovite passage toward St Catherine's Tshing with stops at two Brobntile. Justice Stone and Mrs Stone Senator Austin and Mrs Austin and writer Mark Sullivan joined as the group traveled by river. The president disembarked from the Sequoia near 2 30 PM and returned before sundown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine's Tshing
Hoover
Justice Stone
Sibreme Court
Stone
Austin
Vermont
Mark Sullivan
Sequoia
Soulnware
Radio Entertainment Event at Geoffers Club
A radio entertainment night was hosted by the Geoffers club with performers including Roberts, Batvie Fatnter, WH, and others. Refreshments were provided for attendees such as Marguerite Putmey, Carney, James Carney, and Norman Smith. Beatrice Wiley and Gernostesi were also noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trade Roberts
Batvie Fatnter
Geoffers Club
Warn Fayhe
Rust
Hermit
Marguerite Putmey
Carney
James Carney
Norman Smith
Beatrice Wiley
Gernostesi
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Geremany
Akes
Nitra News
WE New Studebaker
Pasenger
SEDC
Detty
Semcy
Purity Baking Company
Bakers of
Pugh Furniture Co
Wilson ST
the Fashion Shop
Henry Bros
Londeree-Cavender CO
Quarrier ST
Merry Christmas
Blossom Dairy Co
Blossom Dairy Milk
Kanawha Banking & Trust Co
Member
Federal Reserve System
Capitol ST
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