Real estate boom noted in Kanawha county records
A flurry of property deals reported in Kanawha County features numerous conveyances and lot sales. Names such as GC Masery James Hardesty and J J Stand appear among transactions including street widening and land transfers, with values and dates irregularly recorded.
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Kanawha County Real Estate
Yeaterday
Routh Clarinstan
Masery
James Hardesty
FO Pantoy
Ta Riley
Fal Miiten
Etd
J. J
Union Mines
Uaninack
G. Mf. Coleman
Dunbar
V. Moers
A.D. Henkina
Fot Avs
Blown
Varbtalla
Joseph A. Blutton
John Wo
Mrs Stillman asks $20 000 for fees in New York
Mrs Anne Stillman, through counsel, petitions Supreme Court Justices Marschouse to allow $20,000 for counsel fees to fight her husband Stilman’s appeal of a recent ruling denying a divorce. The decision was renewed. Stillman’s counsel notes she currently receives one hundred dollars monthly from her husband. Other docket items list property transfers and conveyances across Jefferson district, with several lots and parcels totaling varied sums.
John J Kusick dies in McMechen after retirement years
Old Watt Man Di McMechen West Virginia reports the death of John J Kusick a retired railroad engineer who served for many years on the Wheeling draften division. Forced into retirement by a paralytic stroke he had been acting secretary of the Wheeling district local of the brotherhood of locomotive engineers until his passing.
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Mcmechen
W. Va
J . Kusick
Wheeling-draften
Wheeling
Brotherhood of Loramottyeens Gingers
Canada postal workers to quit strike threat in Ottawa
Ottawa June 15. Minister of Labour Murdoch was told postal workers would strike at bl o'rlock this afternoon if their dispute with the government was not settled by that hour. A committee of 10 090 postal service employees met with Mr Murdoch and Charles Stewart, assistant postmaster general.
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Lewis
Jefferson
John W. Wilson
E. Stutten
Cown
Tewis
Jefferson District
Wickeson Cavender
Sallie
Avender
J. Brisben Walter
ST. Teel
A. T. Chipman
C B. Jackson
Coopers Creek
Cray Tod
Shrewsbury
Glaskow
The
Courtneay Company
Carson
Int
CH. Leavy
Cirstnin Jones
Central Trust Company
le Ponalderation
Slack
N. Slack
Stalden
Jhinet A. Duff
Rath Putt
Reechwood
LC. Summers
W. MM. Brooks
Rte
Saint Albena
Frank
W. H. Harper
Third Avenues
Patvick Street
Carney
Charles Pearl
Chiton Addition
Spring Hill
Fannie H. Chitton
Kate GC. Brown
W. P. Cain
Caitten J Adaition
I A. Dewees
Nolaon Reaves
Block C
Cedar Grove
Ottawa
Murdoch
Wilke
Postal Service
Murdock
Charles Stewart
Civil War Vet Igrac Grimes Dies in Wheeling
June 18 Wheeling reports the death of Igrac Grimes age 54 a Civil War veteran and one of the last survivors of Company A Virginia Volunteers who died at his home late last night hometown Wheeling authorities said.
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Wheeling
Igrac Grimes
Virginia Volunteers
iMasons and KCs Work in Harmony at Greenwich Fraternal Gathering
Members of Acacia lodge Masons and Orinoco council Knights of Columbus in Greenwich Conn recently shared a meal and then cooperated at town meeting. They supported abatement of taxes on the rural Masangie temple and Columbus home property. Judge William L Tierney, a leading Columbus official, called the Masonic temple an asset to the town.
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Orinco Council
Knights of Columbus
Masangie
Columbus
William L. Tierney
Houlehts of Columbus
Skeptical man finds health with Kellogg's Bran letter says
Mr Carter of Brooklyn recounts long constipation struggle ending after using Kellogg's Bran. He describes severe symptoms including blood to the head and need to resign from work, then relief within days. Bran is praised for natural action, no irritation, and a money back guarantee.
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Kellogg’s
Mr. Carter
Kellogg's Bran
Tam
Dr. Bo and-So
Epsom Salta
Carter
Nineteenth St
Brooklyn
N.Y
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Knights of Columbus tax abatement resolution cited Turhill
The tax abatement measure for the Knights of Columbus home drew support from Firat Seleviman Oscar D Turhill a Mason. The oldest Masons in the United States are said to reside in Louisiana.
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Knights of Columbus
Firat Seleviman
Oscar D. Turhill
Masonic Temple
United States
Louisiana
General Wales Dies in Boston Prisoner of Civil War Fame
General Wales died in Boston on June 18 in his 2nd year of life. He served in the Civil War until captured by Confederate forces and sent to Libby Prison in Broadway, New York, once an Indian trail.
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Wales
Boston
Weles
Lebby Prison
Broadway
New York
Harman Elected President of Railroad Supervisors Group
Harman of the Terminal Railway Association of East St. Louis was chosen president of the American Association of Railroad Superintendents today. The report notes a vintage year with 15 women over 100 years old among 1922 deaths.
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Harman
Buffalo
G. Y
Terminal Railway Association of
East St. Louis
Amerian Association of
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June
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Acacia Lodge of Masons
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Canton
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