Fewer Bills Introduced Into Senate Sessions
The session opened with far fewer bills than in past years as the senate heard a string of local measures. Senator Kidd led with proposals for Braxton County assistant prosecutor and for state board of control asset handling. Rules were set, then a列 list of bills was read and referred to judiciary, education, and other committees.
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Senate
Yeaterday
Mumator
R. F. Kidd
Ulenvilla
Braxton County
State Board of Control
Charles G.offman
Coffman
Wright Hugus
Wheeling
Troy G J. Hardman
Elkins
Ira E. Smith
West Union
Clyde B. Johnson
Kanawha
H. C. Boley
Fayette
Finien
Rules Committee
Kidd
Tme
Iesra
Committee On the Judiciary
Ggno
Suddarth
Board of Education
Grafton Independent School
Amanda Abbott
Committee On Education
Campbell
Cabell County
Darnall
Board of
Park Com
Headache Powders Offered in Cheap 10c Deal
A public notice promotes a 10 cent package of Dr James Headache Powders claiming quick relief. The item is pitched as a budget headache remedy with emphasis on affordability and availability in local shops.
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Dr. James
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonial from Convoy Ohio
Mrs Ackerman of Convoy Ohio testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound revived her health during middle age allowing her to work and care for her farm. She claims eight bottles restored energy and inspired a positive outcome for her daughter in law after childbirth.
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Convoy
Ohio
Lydia Pinkham
Elli Ackerman
National Educational Program Newspaper Affiliates List
A listing of Morning and daily newspapers associated with the National Educational Program across states including The Bangor News Augusta Kennebec Journal The Lewiston Sun The Portland Press Herald The Waterville Morning Sentinel The Altoona Times-Tribune The Scranton Republican The Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin The Greenville News The Sioux Falls Press and state groupings for Maryland Montana Ohio Pennsylvania South Carolina South Dakota.
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Alabama
Birmingham Age-Herald
California
Bakersfield Morning Echo
Humboldt Times
Eureka
Long Beach Sun
Los Angeles Times
San Bernardino
Connecticut
Hartford Courant
Florida
Daytona Morning Journal
Georgia
Macon Daily Telegraph
Savannah Morning News
Hawaii
Honolulu Advertiser
Illinois
Bloomington Daily Pantograph
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Danville Morning Press
Decatur Herald
Peoria Transcript
Indiana
Anderson Herald
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Frankfort Morning Times
Huntington Press
Indianapolis Star
Kokomo Dispatch
Muncie
Richmond Item
Terre Haute
Vincennes
The
Bangor News
Augusta
Kennebec Journal
Lewiston Sun
Portland Press Herald
Waterville Morning Sentinel
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Altoona Times-Tribune
Scranton Republican
Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin
South Carolina
Greenville News
South Dakota
Sioux Falls Press
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Mar Unsburg
West Virginia
Reynolds
Committee On Railroads
Devare
Devore
Committee On Immigration and Agriculture
Yoho
Frm
State Tax Commissioner
Committee On the Judiciars
Moscow
New York
Anny
Gor
Lydia E.pinkham
Fiat
Firma
Hanks
Tanlac
Walter Tripp
Simpson St
Atlanta, Ga
Ady
Home Readers
Charleston Gazette
Charleston
Kansas
Partons Daily Republican
Pittsburg Sun
Wichita Daily Eagle
Kentucky
Lexington Herald
Louisiana
Shreveport Times
Maine
Cumberland Daily News
Minnesota
Duluth News-Tribune
Mississippi
Jackson Daily Clarion-Ledger
Montana
Butte Miner
Helena
New Jersey
Paterson Morning Call
Buffalo Express
Glens Falls
Pogg-Star
Gloversville
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio State Journal
Columbus
Sandusky Register
Oklahoma
Okmulgee Daily Times
Tennessee
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Memphis Commercial-Appeal
Texas
Fort Worth
Galveston News
Marshall Morning News
San Antonio Express
Waco News-Tribune
Wichita Falls
Record-News
Virginia
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Washington
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Parkersburg News
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Sentinel
the Sunday Sentinel
And
Milwaukee Telegram
Wyoming
Casper Herald
Emerson B. Knight, Inc
Indianapolis
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