Uniform water rates sought in Princeton by exten water company
The public service commission received an application from Exteton Water Company to raise Princeton water rates. The filing cites a city council resolution urging higher charges aligned with Bluefield rates. Current Princeton pricing uses a sliding scale up to 50 tents per 1 010 gallons with tiered targets and $1 to $3.50 monthly meter fees. Bluefield rates include 75 cents per 1040 gallons initially, decreasing to 28 cents beyond 250 000 gallons, plus meter charges from $41.50 to $138.25. The commission began reviewing the application on July 18.
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Public Service Commission
Tenterday
Exteeton Water Company
Princeton
SMO
Bluefield
Witi
Directory of State Officers at New Capitol Site
An official directory lists state officers including Governor Auditor Superintendent of Schools and various commissioners. Offices such as Secretary of State Attorney General and the Board of Control are noted with moves to the new capitol site this week.
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New Capitol Sith
Quarrier and
Duffy Streets
Schoola
Fox Commiasioner
Department of Mines
Board of Control
Department of Health
Mara
Pardo
Department of Public Safety
Capitol Annex
Supreme Court
Law Library
Capitol Public Service Commission
Lator
Board of Caldren's
Board OF Control Building
Davidson Building Road Commission
Young Building State Road Commission
Secretary of State
New Capitol
Plan to Enlarge Parochial School at St Anthony’s Church
Plans for building an addition to the parochial school connected with St. Anthony’s church on the West Side were announced. Land for expansion was purchased and the deed was recorded with the county clerk yesterday.
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St. Anthony’s Church
Last Day To Pay County Taxes At Sheriff Office
Yesterday was the final day to pay county taxes with long lines at the sheriff’s office. Sheriff L Massey expressed satisfaction with the orderly payment process and the turnout of taxpayers.
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Sheriff's Office
Massey
Remarkable Recovery Reported by Borgelin and Others
Letters from Forest City Iowa and Denver Colorado describe women praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for relief from long standing female ailments. Mrs Oscar F Borgelin and Mrs Helen Fine recount improved health, appetite, and mood after using the remedies and recommend others to try them.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Oscar F. Schgelin
Forest City
Cld
Oscar F. Borgelin
Iowa
Denver
Colorado
Lydia E. Finkham
Helen Fine
South
Washington
Plan to boost Morris Harvey college in Charleston
T E Poteet announces a city wide publicity drive to win support for moving Morris Harvey College to Charleston. A $309,000 fundraising campaign precedes a push to show the university will be non sectarian and substantial, with 1000 students expected on opening in September 1926.
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T. E. Poteet
General Education Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Charleston
Kanawha Valley
Morris Harvey College
Potect
Fhia
Morris Harvey
Barboureville
ori[Seno
Southern Methodist Church
Boren
Telephone plant to build extension in Charleston
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co West Virginia board approves 553335 dollars in state plant additions including a new Capitol central office battery to handle growing load. The Charleston appropriation totals 14000 dollars as part of the expansion to reach about 17000 telephones by 1920.
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Charleston
Charles M. Gohen
Mora Power
D. A. Burt
Wheeling
Gifford
C.M .Boren
Chesapeake and Po-Telephone and Telegraph Company
Tomac Company
New York
Capitol Central
Capital
Lice
FT. & Clark
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Princeton Utility Company
Tke Public Service
Commissio
Pat Levies
Ieceders of
Henakc
Directory OF State Officers
Burning Springa
Belle
Burning Springs
Ganley Bridge
Cedar Grove
Midland Trail Transit
Midland Trail Transit Co
Huntington
Gauley Bridge
Trs
Borgelin
Tce
Rosaine Rosiery
Gordon
Rosaine
Gordon Hose
Aix Slaoves
Boston
Cretonne
Eret
Aune
Ari
Jabeta
Georgette
Lan
Ewossater
Denmark
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