Civil Service to Hold Exam Here February 28 1925
The United States Civil Service Commission will hold an examination in Elkview Wy We on February 28 1925 to fill the position of rural carrier and possible vacancies on rural routes. Both men and women may apply with eligibility rules guiding the sex. Women who qualify may be widows of US soldiers sailors or Marines or wives of such service members who are physically disqualified for examination due to battle injuries. Applicants must be citizens domiciled in the post office territory. Application blanks available at the vacancy office or the Civil Service Commission in Washington DC.
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Wy We
United States Civil Service Corminission
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Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Transforms Mrs Jenkins
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Middleport
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Myra Jenkins
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Predicts Coal Burning Will Become Criminal
A fragmentary report notes a Chicago manufacturer Holt urging national fuel conservation before Congress. It mentions a proposed tax or restriction to curb coal use and shift toward gasolene and other fuels, with figures on cost and potential penalties, all framed as a foreseen criminalization of coal burning.
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Widow poses as war pension claimant for over four thousand dollars
A newspaper item reports Miss Emily Richmond collected more than $3 900 in a war pension by posing as a widow. The case highlights alleged deception within wartime benefit schemes and prompts scrutiny of pension processes and eligibility verification.
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Peace Bond Placed On Elk Tive Mile Man
John Stump of Elk Tive Mile was ordered under a $300 peace bond by Squire W A Tully after being accused of driving his parents from home during a cold spell. He has faced multiple peace disturbance charges. Other cases before Squire Tully included a murder-related matter for Gle King, forgery for George Woods, drunkenness for Vasco Boggs, speeding fines for T C Snape and W M Johnson, and a road law violation by Armett B Clark.
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Former Pastor Here Tomorrow at Local Church
Rev R T Brown of Barboursville former pastor of First Methodist Episcopal church will preach both morning and evening services at Washington and Dickinson streets church. He will also teach the Bible class at 10 o clock. Dr Brown is president of Searnesy College, the denominational school at Barboursville. Rev Taylor, currently away at an international conference, is expected back early next week.
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Barboursville
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du BP. Taylor
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Birth of a Daughter for A. S. Willams Family
Word arrived yesterday of the birth of a daughter, Bexty Jane, to Mr and Mrs A S Willams of Shreveport Louisiana. Mr Williams is a former resident of this city and is the son of Mrs Talme Bavigh Williams of Shreveport.
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A. S Wiiltama
Shreveport
Willams
Talme Bavigh
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