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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1925

Page

3

Commerce Body to Probe Marmet Road Issue

The Charleston chamber of commerce committee will meet in the Kanawha county court house to review the Marmet road project status and press for prompt completion. A prior meeting of the Sommités resolved to actively push the road, with likely court action if rights of way cannot be resolved between the county, Charleston Interurban traction company, and the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.

Ways and Means Charleston Chamber of Commerce Kanawha County Marmet Road Chamber Charleston Lens Creak Marmet Boone County Logan Kanawha City Charleston Interurban Traction Company Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad

St Albans Echoes Social Whirl and Civic News

Misa Lillian Carver returns home hosting guests from Charleston and Logan. Many locals visit Hish Lawn and Paxton area while officers of the Eastern Star are elected. Community events include dances, travels, and a charity festival as residents share news from Clifton Forge to Richmond.

Misa Lillian Carver Gotymer Misa Glenna Sturgeon Charleston Josephine Beaman Logan J. A. Ayres Hattie Morris Budford Virginia R. F. Green Hish Lawn Irene Henderson Sarah French McConrad Pennsylvania Avenue Ashton Carrie Thompson B. F. Beeman I Ahlan Carver St Albans Order of Eastern Star EB. Gralter W. M. Frances Turner W. P Ric Whitmer Ada Min Tabor Ruth Kigtle Kesterton Esther Frances Hollandsworth Electa Florence Howes Matthau Irene Nurnberger Warden M. M. Kirby Sentinel J. T. Head Marjorie Clifton Forge Lynchburg Richmond Maud Hudnall Ladies’ Auxiliary The American Legion Walker Auxiliary American Legion of St. Albans J. G. Holloran J. J. Brown R. C. Snead Huntington Pearl Sutter N. B. Underwood J. C. Cary, Jr Billie Colcord Tristan Colcord Agnes Colcord Cary Chesapeake & Obly Railroad Eloise Ian Radson J. A. Watson Baptist Church Baptist Young Peoples Union Indiankpolis Ind Baldwin Eva Bowmen Tornado Lether Vickers Lavita Willie Adam Hudson Albuquerque New Mexico Raymond Moore

Emerald Oil Promise for Varicose Veins at Bullman's

An advertisement claims a two ounce bottle of Emerald Oil at Bullman's can reduce varicose and swollen veins within days. It guarantees vein reduction or a money back, and also promises relief for swollen glands and other conditions with continued use as directed.

Bullman

Warner's Safe Remedies ad for kidney and liver care

For Kidney and Liver Ills Warner's Compound promotes safe remedies used worldwide. Do not neglect the kidneys and liver. Sold by all druggists with a free sample offer from Warner's Safe Remedies Co. Dept. 70k Rochester N J.

Warner's Nature Warner's Safe Remedies Co Rochester N. J

Teacher Institutes Announced Across Five Dozen Counties

The state education department announced teachers institutes for fifty five counties with most sessions on August 21. Early meetings begin July 27 in Cabell County at Huntington for local teachers and Wayne County at Wyans Court House. Institutes last about a week with Charleston hosting Kenawha on August 24 and other towns holding August dates varying by county.

Yates State Department of Education Huntington Cabell County Wryns Court House Wayne County Kenawha Charleston Barbour Philippi Berkeley Martinsburg Boone Madison Braxton Sutton Brooke West Liberty Cabell Cualhoun Granteville Clay Uhy Doddridge West Union Fayette Montgomery Gilmer Henville Grant Peterghire Greenbrier Lewinburg Hampshire Romney Hancock New Cumberland Hardy Moorefield Harrison Clarksburg Jackson Ripley Jeffer- Charles Town Kenawhe Lewis

Pitiful Sufferer Credits Ointment After 35 Years

A letter from Mrs. Lilian Hammond of Mill Shrewsbury Massachusetts claims eighteen months of use cured her varicose ulcers after thirty five years of suffering and spending over a thousand dollars. The notice urges others with old or running sores to try the ointment and send the notice to friends.

Peterson Rothing Lilian Hammond Mill & Shrewsbury Mass

Evans' Triple Phosphates Promises Nerve and Energy Boost

Thin men and women seeking energy endurance and vigor are urged to try Evans' Triple Phosphates, a phosphorus rich tonic claimed to feed nerves and blood cells. A pharmacist-advertiser lauds its natural unadulterated content and reports astonishing results for the weak, anaemic, or run down, noting it is sold in original packaging at Buslman's cut rate drug stores and other leading druggists.

Evans Jana Buslman Adv

West Virginia county dates scattered in August list

A fragmented OCR list shows many county names in West Virginia paired with August dates, including Lincoln Hamlin Logan Marion Fairmont Moundsville Mason Princeton Mercer Bluefield Mineral Keyser Mingo Monongalia Morgantown Monroe Union Berkeley Springs McDowell Welch Nicholas Richwood Pendleton Franklin Pleasants St Marys Pocahontas Preston Kingwood Putnam Beckley Randolph Elkins Harrisville Spencer Summers Hinton Grafton Tucker Tarsons Tyler Sistersville Upshur Buckhannon Wayne Webster Webster Springs Wetzel New Martinsville Wirt Parkerburg Wyoming Pinsville.

Lincoln Hamlin Logan Logan Marion Fairmont Marshall Moundsville Mason Tarsons Tyler Sistersville Upshur Buckhannon Wayne Webster Webster Springs Wetzel New Martinsville Wirt Elizabeth Wood Parkersburg Wyoming Pinsville

Bridge Bond Issue Aims to Save County Funds

A county study by HB.8. Hock shows the Kanawha river bridge bond proposal will cost 1 750 000 and yield 1 855 060 in bridge value, benefiting citizens through infrastructure. Hock, attorney for Kanawha County Court, canvassed the plan and its financial implications.

Kanawha Kanawha River HB. 8 Hock

County moves to fund wider bridges with bonds and tolls

The plan envisions bonds totaling 1 750 000 with a minimum premium of 165 000 to finance wider bridges. The county court initially favored narrower spans but the state road commission urged larger structures to handle future traffic. Toll income, projected to repay bonds and interest, drew street discussion, citing the Kanawas City Bridge net of 50 000 last year as a benchmark.

Bock Road Commission Kanawas City

Kanawha City Bridge Bond Plan Reported

Private owners must pay city state and federal taxes under the plan with county gains once 7 owns the bridge. Administration costs be reduced. The first bond payment due in two years, county to pay bondholders 50,000 and use the rent. Income from the bridge will flow to county coffers as bonds market.

Kanawha City

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