Vital statistics tightened as West Virginia joins federal births deaths
Dr. Carl F. Raver, state registrar, announces WV’s admission to the federal birth and death registration area and calls registrars to speed up reporting. He warns of strict action against delinquent doctors and midwives, urging monthly reports by the tenth and demanding specific causes of death on death certificates.
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Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Health Department
West Virginia
Carl F.raver
Raver
Upshur
Monongalia
Logan
Cabell
Justice of the Peace
Auto Victim Wins Damage Action
A circuit court jury awarded Mrs Mary C Adams 2000 in damages in her 5900 damage suit against Cline Ice Cream Company for an automobile collision on Ele River road last summer. Mrs Adams mother Xva Caventer was awarded 3000 damages and Clarence Muddy received 2500 damages.
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Mary C. Adams
Cline
Adams
Ele River Road
Xva. Caventer
Clarence Muddy
Haddad Purchases Investment Lot 18 in Bibby Addition
Josephine Haddad through guardian Della M Haddad buys eight shares in investment lot 18 of Bibby addition to Margaret from C E Champs. Revenue stamps on the deed yesterday show a purchase price of 7000 dollars.
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Josephine Haddad
Della M. Haddad
Margaret
C. E. Champs
Kiwanians Plan Smokers Tonight
Chairmen of all Kiwanians committees are urged by President Harold P. Tampline to attend a smoker at 7:00 tonight in Ruffner hotel rose room. The 60 minute meeting aims to discuss committee activities and solicit assistance. If chairmen cannot attend, a delegates may represent them.
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Kiwante Club
Harold P. Tampline
Ruffner‘hotel
Tompkins
State Seeks Labor Statistics From Employers
The state department of labor is sending blanks to manufacturers dealers and other employers of industrial labor to gather 1924 data on capital invested value of products wages number of wage earners operating costs for new buildings and machinery and related figures with a legal requirement to respond promptly.
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State Department of Labor
State Labor Bureau
Beeken to Speak at Charleston Engineers Luncheon
L. L. Beeken, general superintendent of the Jeffrey Dewitt Insulator Co in Kenova West Virginia will be the principal speaker at the Charleston chapter American Association of Engineers luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce Business Men’s club tomorrow at 12: 86 p m He is known as an engaging speaker and will cover a technical topic in a broad appealing manner President W D Sell notes all business men are welcome to attend and participate in discussion of general interest
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L. LL Beeken
Jeffrey Dewitt Insulator Company
Kenova
W. Va
Charleston
American Association of Engineers
Chamber of Commerce Business Men‘s Club
Beeken
J. Walter Morgan
W. D. Sell
From Girlhood to Motherhood Ad claims for Lydia Pinkham remedy
The ad describes women enduring backache pains to side headaches and nervousness as signs of a local derangement and promotes Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the cure. It asserts widespread use across America and portrays the medicine as restoring health and joy of living.
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Lydia
Pinkham
America
Bridge bond landslide in Kanawha precinct 31
Precinct No 31 at Kellys Creek Cabin Creek district produced a lopsided vote on the bridge bond with 6 468 for and 846 against. County Clerk Moulton will canvass the returns next week as officials tally precinct ballots and prepare the necessary expense checks amid a near total voter absence.
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Kellys Creek
Cabin Creek
Inaeos Moulton
Moulton
Kanawha
Youn An
Kanawha River
Maulton
State Toad Commission
Charleston Interfban Railroad
Election Preparation Costs Tally Highlighted by Officials
County and other engineers along with numerous helpers contributed extensive hours and days to the election effort. Officials note additional costs from the legislature's special act authorizing the election.
Elk District Farm Women Plan Bigger Four-H Fair
Fourteen members of the Wik dha ttiet Farm Women's club met at Huffner hollow hosted by Mrs. M. B. Spitler to discuss the annual Four-H fair at the Dunbar grounds in October. The group favored restoring club exhibits by club booths to boost rivalry and improve overall show quality, aiming for a larger, better fair this year.
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Wik Dhattiet Farm Women's Club
Sire. Spitler
Elke Rjstrict
The
Fair Association
Community group backs fair expansion plans cooperation urged
Club members voiced sympathy with the movement to extend the map of the fair and pledged active cooperation with fair executives. The statement signals cohesive support among local organizations for broader fair coverage.
Church Sells Property Lots in Crescent Road Sale
Kanawha Presbyterian Church and Schwamb Memorial Presbyterian Church trustees close court ordered sale. Original deed lost, second deed recorded yesterday after transfer to Schwamb Memorial Church for two Crescent Road lots at a $4,500 consideration. Hanshaw noted as depositor. deed delivered to Schwamb Memorial Church.
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Kanawha Presbyterian Church
Schwamb Memorial Presbyterian Church
Hanshaw Lkta
W. W. Hanshaw
Schwantb Mera
Schwamb Memorial
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Kelly’s Creek
Cass
Elk District Farm
Ita
Fashion Park
Athletic Union
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Jose
Kanawha Cash Groceries
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Chelyan
Handley
Gauley Bridge
Charleston St
Tennnessee Ave
GEO. Ort
Kanawha Street
Dainty Cyber
Kansas
Phllebury’s
FeiAters
Sciota
Crisco
Can. Wesson
Sardinia
Ives Eagle Brand
Wanqa Farm
Monarch
Mary Jane Mota Duff
Lippincott's
Baen
Edgewood
Richmond Maid
Tetlhy
India
Ceylon
Kelloge
Bonarch
Pride of
B. R
Richmond
Royal
Goodwin's
White House
Tom
van Camp
Boite
Crosby
Wyoming Valley
S.as
Pride of Rome
Galton
Croix
Dee
Betya
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Kidd’s
Arn & Hammer
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van Camps
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Sapolia
Gem’ Safety Razor and
Bladen
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