Drought Hits West Virginia Crops In 1925 Harvest
The West Virginia agriculture department and the federal bureau release a joint drought affected crop report. It notes corn at 18,286,000 bushels, apples and tobacco down from 1924, buckwheat near last year, Irish potatoes up slightly, and overall crop conditions well below normal due to the long drought through September and October.
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West Virginia
West Virginia Agriculture Department
Federal Bureau
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Barnard Gibbs
West Virginia Department
John W. Smith
Rome
Dunbar traffic system lauded by mayor and council
The city of Dunbar adopts the same curb painted street naming and traffic regulation system as Charleston. Mayor Moore and the council praised the effort noting lower maintenance costs and safer streets with signs and curb marks. Dunbar boasts paved streets and efficient traffic control for its size.
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Dunbar
Charleston
W. T. Moore
Dunbar Council
Dear Miss Dix Teaches Break Engagements For True Love
Dorothy Dix advises a 16 and a 22 year old to break engagements when their hearts have changed. The column argues that an unhappy marriage bred from pity harms both partners and children, urging readers to choose honest love over social duty and to delay marriage until genuine feelings exist.
South Charleston News Personal notes and club meeting
Mr and Mrs HM Fisher left Sunday for South Bound Indiana to make their future home. Mesars Tam and Kellum were visitors of J J Rader of Lael Mrs John Deller of Hishth avenue widowed and confined at home. Mrs Rush Parley of Williamson visits her parents Sherman Dullimatun and sister Hobart Saulter Enci. The South Charleston Women’s Club music department met at the Darlington MB last night with a program by the chorus The Sweet of the Year.
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HM. Fisher
South Bound
Ind
Tam
Kellum
J. J. Rader
Lael
John Deller
Hishth Avenue
Rush Parley
Williamson
Sherman Dullimatun
Hobart Saulter
Enci
South Charleston Women's Club
Darlington M. B
pBiver Chorus
Dunbar News and Local Updates From Montgomery to Dunbar
George W Goode returns from Montgomery where he attended the New River round table convention, a group of teachers from Nanawha Summers Fayette and Haleigh counties. The Dunbar and Battes road link is open to traffic after repairs. A Baptist church class meets Thursday at 8 00 PM in the basement with anticipated attendance. Mr and Mrs Charles Fauley on their wedding trip at Parkshire are expected home soon. Mrs Pagley before marriage Miss Pos Sint and Mr Luther Moore have returned home. Mrs Gwen LaRue of the central school faculty recently had an operation and hopes to resume duties soon. Mr BoMcCarty of Urbanaenhte visiting his brother G A McCarty has returned home. Srooks Reed, formerly at Harrington, returns to Dunbar. In Doctors Lowsfale Shelpishd a victim of drink, Dr John Mecache, once a wealthy physician, smashed a pane of glass in a fit of temptation.
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George W. Goode
Montgomery
New River Round Table
Nanawha
Summers
Fayette
Haleigh
Dunbar Jand Battes
Charleston
Point Pleasans
Te Ibantist Church
Charel
Rims Lare
Mer
Charles Fauley
Farkershire
Pagley
Misa
Pos" Sint
Luther Moore
Saltersgills
Iver
Euca
Gwen LaRue
Central School
Bom. McCarty
Urbanaenhte
G. A. afeCarty
Srooks Reed
Harrington
Dunbar
State Hardware Meet Planned by West Virginia Association
Officers and members of the West Virginia Hardware association are in the city to arrange the annual meeting on January 79 22 at the Warwicka hotel. James B. Carson from Dayton Ohio joins James C. Peilding and others to plan a large gathering with a display of hardware from manufacturers and distributors at the state armory. The association includes about 20 member stores across the state and emphasizes the upcoming event as a major industry meeting.
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West Virgina Hardware Association
Manawha Hotel
James B. Carson
Dayton
Ohio
James C. Pielding
Charleston
Kuykendall
Moorefield
Homer Trane
West Virginia Hardware Association
Usd
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
An advertisement touts Calotabs as a purified calomel tablet that cures colds and flu overnight. It claims no salts or taste issues, no interference with meals, and a waking return to appetite. A family package with directions costs 85 cents at any drug store.
Advanced tooth whitening method touted by world dentists
A historic ad claims a viscous film on teeth hides yellowing and guides to whiter teeth and firmer gums. It promotes a 10 day free test and urges readers to call or mail for a coupon to try a new dentifrice that fights the film and tartar, noting decay worsened by tobacco and poor brushing.
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