Minneapolis Dock Franchise Granted to Kanawha-Mississippi Operators
Minneapolis city council approved a 21 to 2 vote granting a Kanawha and Mississippi coal operators group a 20 year exclusive dock franchise. The agreement fixes annual coal tonnage at 50 cents per ton and supports a 9 foot channel enabling barge operations on the Kanawha and upper Mississippi rivers. The project will ship coal to the northwest from Charleston via a 1500 mile route in about 30 days per round trip.
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Minneapolis
Kanawha and
New River Coal
Charleston
Ernest M. Merrill
Kanawhe
West Virginia
Kanawha
Mississippi
Merrill An
Northwest
Ohio
Merrill
Mr. Merrill
Ltare
Gardening for Poor Plan of Relief in Kanawha County
Kanawha county welfare board adopts a plan to aid the unemployed and indigent poor by providing seed and garden land. Those who wish to garden or donate land or vacant lots for gardens are asked to call Capito 2387 for participation and assistance.
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Kanawha
St Albans Visitors and Local Meetings Report
St Albans residents and relatives are noted visiting families in Serwin and College Hill. Several locals return from Lewisburg ancillary training, shop in Charleston, and attend a Shrine meeting. Officers are elected for St Albans chapter No. 78. A quilting club gathering, family visits to New York and Washington, and committee appointments for the Business Men's association are reported. Over 100 children were inoculated at the health conference at High Lawn School. Choir to sing at the Atkinson Memorial ME church on Sunday.
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St. Albans
Order of the Eastern Star
J. F. Hollandsworth
John Basslit
J. 5. Kesterson
J. Bartlett
Irene Nurnberger
Betty Watts
W. A. Heslop
John Morgan
P/M. Lintamyer
Carl Griffith
Electa
Goldie Roark
Mertha
Guy J. Cottrell
Esther
May Dent
Ruth
John Basaltt
Ada
Olive Ray
Marshall
W. A. Burgees
C. B. Zinn
Masonic Lodge
Bt. Albans Business Men's Association
Barnett
Frogram
O. J. Bartrett
J. ‘.V. R. Skinner
J. E. Myers
Z. V. R. Skinner
O. WN. Lister
W. HB. Wilson
HM. Gandee
John Bassitt
A. L. Drinkard
M. D. Jacob Zon
H. M. Gandee
G. H. Elis
W. L. Lynch
L. H. Baler
E.G. Colcord
HL. Brown
Jack Dawson
A. W. Wheaton
EK Rosen
O. J. Bartlett
J. ¥. B. Skinner
O. MN. Blater
W. L. Lynen
O. J. Bartistt
A L. Drinkard
Mra
High Lawn
Hera Mise
Virginia Holt
Charles Bolt
Eccles
R. C. Dawson
Excavation Begins for Kanawha River Lock Foundations
Excavating has started for the lock foundations at London on the Kanawha river after a cofferdam was pumped dry. The United States government commissions the twin lock project, with work by a company contracted for the canal structure. A separate note reports 35000 dogskins valued at 107000 dollars shipped by Miss Evs Taylor of Park Street to relatives in Harbin, China, with Mr and Mrs Mullens listed in connection.
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Mpany
Kanawha River
London
United States
Northport
Challenge to governments and voters urged by Dr Donnally
Dr Donnally of New York University warned that dictatorships rise as democracies fail. He cited Italy and Russia, noted U S voting swings in 1920s, urged emphasis on social problems and civic education. He saluted West Virginia newspapers for honesty and urged voters to consider candidates personally.
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Thamage
Donngly
New York University
Liona’club
Dr. Donnelly
H. P. Donnally
Charleston: Interurban Railroad Company
Charleston
Central
South America
Europe
Italy
Donnally
Stalin
Communistic
Russia
France
United States
America
League of Nations
West Virginia
County Aid Investigations Move Through Cabin Creek District
County Welfare Secretary D E B Shaffer and Overseer Henry Laughorn visited the Cabin Creek district yesterday to investigate applications for county aid. The officials examined eligibility and noted routine steps in the aid process as part of ongoing welfare oversight.
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D. EB. Shaffer
Henry Laughorn
Cabin Creek
Farmers Will Meet Kanawha County Cooperative Farm Bureau
Farmers Will Meet Kanawha County Cooperative Farm Bureau at eleven o'clock this morning at the courthouse for the annual election of officers. The bureau's work during the past year and plans for the fall will be discussed.
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Kanawha County Cooperative Farm Bureau
Court House
Officera
Dear Miss Dix on marriage and bold love advise
Dorothy Dix addresses a reader about the idea of free love versus marriage, arguing marriage protects women and children and binds couples through shared effort. She rebukes a man who favors illegitimate liaisons, urges reason over seduction, and defends marriage as civilization’s best protection. In a second letter, she counsels a bashful 45‑year‑old suitor to declare his love, preferably in person but advises a letter or telegram if nerves fail, warning that hesitation harms the relationship.
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Misa Dix
Hellev
Miss Dix
Bec
Dear Miss Dix on reputations and a girl’s future
A young girl asks Dorothy Dix how a girl's reputation can be damaged. The letter warns against bad company, late hours, drinking, inappropriate behavior, riding with strangers, and accepting attention from married men. It emphasizes maintaining propriety to preserve a good name.
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Dorothy Dix
Miss Dix
Milan
Writs of Error Allowed by Judges Maxwell and Woods
A writ of error and in perserdions was allowed by Judge John H. Hatcher of the state supreme court in vacation yesterday on the petition of the defendant in the use of Oron A. Rinehart and others against Stenley Coal t company appealed for the circuit court of Preston county. The case concerns a $5,000 damages suit for dust gas and fumes from burning gob piles alleged to have damaged land. The jury awarded $500. circuit court overruled motion for new trial. Also Judge Homer Wood granted an vacation on petitions in Barbour County consolidations D C Thomas Henry Moore and B E Wilmoth against D C Thomas. The suit involved setting aside a sale and transfer of personal property including a saw mill lumber horses. petitioner paid $75 cash for a horse and $200 for lumber.
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John H. Hatcher
State’ Supreme Court
Oron A. Rinehart
Stenley Coalt Company
Circuit Court
Preston County
Plaitiff
Supreme Court
Homer Wood
Mertle E. Teter
Circuit Court of
Barbour County
D.C. Thomas
Henry Moore
D. C. Thomas
B. E. Wilmoth
D. C. Thames
Woods
Appeal Granted In Bank Case Over Ward Corder Real Estate
Citizens National Bank of Philippi won an appeal in Barbour County Circuit Court involving the sequestration of real estate owned by W B Corder and the appointment of a special receiver to rent it. The case against W D Corder administrator of W R B Corder deceased and others was affirmed.
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Loco Corder
Citizens National Bank of
Appoints Three Men To Boards of Review
The state board of public works yesterday made three appointments to county boards of review and equalize, to fill vacancies caused when appointees previously named declined to serve. Boone county J D McNeely Madison to serve two years, Braxton county Jason Hyre Burnsville six years, Preston county M Hensel Taylor Terra Alta six years.
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State Board of Public Works
Equalize
Wom
Ape Dolatees
Folla
Boone County
J. D. McNeely
Ran Rublicaz
Madison
Braxton
Jason Hyre
Burnsville
Preston
M. Hensel Taylor
Terra Alta
Mrs Van Horn Praises Kellogg All-Bran Results
Mrs C W Van Horn writes to praise Kellogg All-Bran for easing constipation after a year of use and avoiding medicines. The note expresses gratitude and advertises Arm Bran as a daily aid with two tablespoons per day. Kellogg Company promotion from Battle Creek ends with store availability and pricing.
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May Y. Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Charlie Nishodel
Serwin
Mr. Nishodel
L. J. Nishodel
College Hill
Mave
B. Melton
G. Stutter
B. F. Mann
Alice Ludwig
Lewisburg
Hannah Welmer
Fannie Griffiths
Joseph Nurnberger
F. D. Burgess
L J. Wilmer
F. W. Smith
Irene Rumberger
Te White Shrine
Mimi Helen Simma
Quilting Club
Locusdale
O. Blatt
John Eggleton
Fred Summerfield
Francesa Blount
J. 5. Muller
BR. C. Bweet
Claude. Smith
M. L. Gilchrist
Misa
Rena Wilson
Jim
R. M. Maxwell
Roland
Margaret
New York City
Atlantic City
Washington
Atkinson Memorial
New .York
Eugenie Leontovich
Gregory Ratoff
Mile. Leontovich
Moscow
Faris
Broadway
Ratoff
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C. L. Hutchinson
Thomas Wheatley
Mozette Lewin
S. V. West
Walter Reed Hospital
Mitia Royd Company
Srushes
Chicago
New York
Mile
Leontovich
Grand Hotel
Widen
Rotary Club
Acarce Ag
Tme Po
Harry
Ceo Co
Hilda
Fy Dix
Publis. Tieden
Maxwell and Woods
Qolloy” All-Bran
Ane
del Monte
Latonia Club
Schlitz
Quarts
Veal
Lamb
Becket
Jumbs
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