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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1925
Page
13
A garbled jumble of job offers and notices appears, listing positions from assistant cook to stenographer and mine foreman, plus housing and rental cues. Transportation schedules and legal advertisements for Dunbar and Charleston area projects fill the rest, with several addresses and contact hints scattered throughout.
A cluttered classified page lists numerous domestic help and service ads. Entries seek waitresses secretaries cooks chambermaids housekeepers and attendants, with contact details across locations like Jacksonville and West Virginia and varied demands from experience to live-in arrangements. Several notices urge applying by mail to box numbers or street addresses and include phone or visit instructions.
Eastbound and Westbound daily train times described with routes to Washington Richmond Cincinnati Huntington and other cities. Also a notice of trust sale in Kanawha County West Virginia set for September 1, 1425 at 1 PM at the courthouse door to sell the property under deed of trust securing Ride Brow Enc.
Galljot of Williamson was elected president of the West Virginia Reserve Officers’ Association at the annual Port Thames meeting joined by Walter Smith of Wheeling and Clarence Jones of Hinton as vice presidents. John Knoch of Milton named secretary treasurer. About 150 reserve officers attended a seven day training with the 100th Infantry. Major Ford and Lt. Melville Stewart received rank advances in the 58th Infantry.
Buffalo market notes cattle receipts 2000 head with yearlings and butchers steady to mixed and some prices listed. Hogs 10400 head up about 21 cents, sheep and lambs 7200 head active with lambs lower, cows and calves and stockers shown with various bids and ranges.
Dublin planning commissioner proposes a national war memorial on Merrion Square to honor World War I service. The plan includes a cenotaph and public art, with sale of property to fund the project and transfer to the city for community use.
The Knights of the Golden Eagle of West Virginia plan their 38th annual meeting in Huntington on Wednesday and Thursday with Charleston members attending. The 25th annual Ladies of the Golden Eagle convention also takes place there alongside the joint meeting with speakers including W Louis Ran and N J McCune among others. about 200 members are expected.
In Budapest on Sept 7 reports say Zaketsi Kunearian villagers may witness a Lourdes like phenomenon. A farmer and his children claim Our Lady appeared in a torrent robe, drawing villagers who erected a tabernacle. They report saints and angels at the altar and crutches discarded after prayer, boosting local traffic and relief.
Fragmentary obituary notes a 160 year old man named OU Benete Aneob Ker who faced incurable disease in youth, pursued personal medical study, and created a self devised diet and living method while continuing his trade, with years of work afterward.
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