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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1929

Page

2

Teachers Urged to Seek 1930 Census Enumerator Posts

William Oneill Cook state superintendent reports Habers Deming calls for substitute, regular and retired teachers to apply for 1930 census enumerator jobs. Steuart, director, notes best candidate profiles for reading and explaining English, with task timing uncertain as census date未 set and congressional action pending.

William One- Cook Habers C. Deming Committee On Toag Deming Wam Steuart Snys Kim Congress

Paving Bids to Be Opened on Tuesday in City

City to open bids at eleven o clock morning on Tuesday for paving projects across streets and alleys including Fifth Iowa Grand View Valley and Fairview drives, Gap road Swarthmore and Bridge avenues. Up to three contracts may be awarded by the city council this summer.

Wael Supe Charleston Fim South Lincoln Fast Upper Vine Fifth Iowa Cowles Street Grandview Valley Fairview Drives Madison Fayotte Streets Gap Road Swarthmore Bridge Avenues

Measles Epidemic Abating In City After March to May Surge

The measles epidemic, which numbered over 1,200 cases in March, April and May, was virtually under control in the last two weeks, according to the city health department. A return to normal in three years is expected as schools closed a week ago and the school nursing service notes rapid decline.

City Health Department

Mayor Recalls Civil War Musket In Portrait of Family Lore

The wreath of verse honors a Civil War era musket once carried by mayor William Wesley Wertz’s father Ces sius Clayburn Wertz. Wertz preserves the relic at his Elk farm, reflecting on conflict, memory, and the father son rift amid national strife.

Cessius Clayburn Wertz Pennsylvania Burr West Virginia Moreale Wiliam Wesley Wertz Charleston Ritter Lural Elk

Water Franchise Hearings Placed Before Court in Kanawha Valley

The Kanawha Valley Water company seeks a 25 year franchise to build across county roads between eastern Trouits and Blaughters creek and a mile south of the Great Kanawha River. The Kanawha Eastern Water company backs the bid and both firms recently secured franchises east of Charleston. The West Virginia Water Service company plans to apply July 6 for a franchise covering Marmet area.

Kanawha Valley Water Company Marinet Blaughters Creek Kanawha River Kanawha Eastern Water Company Charleston

Charter Issued To Lincoln Gas Company

The secretary of state issued charter yesterday to the Federal Gas corporation of Hamlin authorized to drill gas wells in Lincoln county. The capital stock is 825000 with incorporators John B bridging more, Madge M. Adkins, A. F. Black, R. H. Adkins and Homer Bager, all of Hamlin.

Federal Gas Corporation of Hamlin Lincoln County John 8. Bridemore Madge M. Adkins A. F. Black R. H. Adkins Homer Bager

Bonner Hill Improves After Broken Elbow

Bonner H. Hill secretary of the state capitol commission is improving slowly after a broken elbow. He spent much time in his state house office last week, though the arm remains in a plaster cast. Initial fears of amputation have receded as full use is expected to return.

Bonner H. Hill State Capitol Commission Hill State House

West Virginia Veterans Face Severe Mental Health Crisis in Wartime Aftermath

Twenty nine known West Virginia veterans are deemed insane and in urgent need of hospitalization. State service officer C B M Jones says there may be more cases and notes beds have been obtained for three. Of the 29, three are jailed, seven in state institutions, one in a private facility, and 16 at large, with risks of public danger and family harm cited.

West Jones West Virginia

Sanitary Improvements Noted in Fayette and Surrounding Towns

The state health department reports four marked gains in Harvey and Prudence in Fayette county after sanitary installations cut dysentery and typhoid fever. Waste disposal now follows sanitary practices thanks to sanitary engineer H. J Spyder. Powellton begins installing a new water filtration plant.

Harvey Prudence Fayette County State Health Department H. J Spyder Wealth Department Powellton

One Cent a Day Accident Policy Promotion

National Protective Insurance offers a policy paying up to 100 a month costing one cent a day with 10 days free inspection. No money needed initially just name age address and Henry’s name. Send 83.65 to activate for a year or return policy after reading.

National Protective Insurance Seaurity Kansas City Bone Heinry

Civil Service Examinations Open for Smithsonian Posts

United States civil service commission announces open competitive exams through local secretary Harry Gill for positions in Washington D C. Associate curator at the national museum earns 3200 dollars yearly. Associate biologist general range 43200 to 43700, assistant biologist general 2600 to 3100. Bureau of biological survey linked.

United States Civil Service Commission Harry Gill National Museum Smithsonian Institution Washington, D.C Bureau of Biological Survey

Federal duties and pay details for nursing staff

An excerpt notes job postings in Washington and field assignments, listing a chief nurse position at the federal industrial institution for women in Alderson with a salary of 62,200 dollars per year plus a 300 dollar annual allowance for quarters subsistence and laundry.

Washington Federal Industrial Institution For Alderson

Protests Set On Paying For City Road Projects

The city council held a regular meeting on August 5 to announce protest night for paying projects. Planned locations include Woodland avenue from Pine to Forrest, Kanawha avenue to lot 1 block 21, Fourth avenue from Iowa to Two Mile Creek, Fifth Lav erine from Bream to Florida, alleys north of Hall and State streets, and other segments along Iowa, Summers, Kanawha, Brooks, Morris, A, Hunt, Virginia, Brown streets.

Woodland Avenue Pine Street Forrest Avenue Kanawha Western Avenue Kanawha City Fourth Avenue Iowa Street Two Mile Creek Fifth Laverine Bream Street Florida Street Hall Street Delaware Avenue Vine Street Lowa Street Fifth Avenue State Street Summers Street Fifth Street Kanawha Street Brooks Morris Street Seventh Avenue A. Street Hunt Avenue Goshorn Virginia Street Brown Street

Washington Street Widening Plan to Be Voted On

The city council will revisit the proposal to widen most of Washington Street west of Capitol at the June 17 meeting. Advertisements notify non resident property owners to appear and protect their interests.

Washington Street Capitol

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