Countywide effort urged for fair promotion by Kiwanians
A countywide view is urged for the upcoming fair with WPA and New Deal wage contrasts discussed. The piece cites Jeremiah and religious exhortation, praises county unity, notes West Virginia WPA workers received lower monthly pay than neighboring states, and stresses shared responsibility to ensure the fair’s grand success.
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WPA
West Virginia
That South Grafton Bridge Action and Probation Reform
A historic note on the need to realign and reinforce the South Grafton bridge to prevent dangerous conditions and costly disasters. It cites authorities declaring unsafe loads and urges decisive public action. The piece also covers probation policy, emphasizing strict enforcement after repeated violations to maintain system integrity.
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Old South Grafton
County seat moved from Pruntytown to Grafton in 1878 vote
Taylor county voters choose relocation of the county seat from Pruntytown to Grafton by 1444 to 801. The court announces sessions at George Brinkman’s hall, relocates records, and purchases West Main street land for a new courthouse. A Taylor County Fair and floral hall displays showcase efforts to engage residents and dignitaries.
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John W. Batson
James W. Burdett
John Warder
Pruntytown
Grafton
Taylor County
George Brinkman
William Cole
William Loftus
Eugene McClain
Adolphus Armstrong
Grafton Bank
Charles Lewis
John S
Herr
Hugh Evans
West Main Street
Latrobe
Taylor County Court House
Michael Boland
Riser
Scotia Smith
Delia Sinsel
Gertrude Steele
Emma Thayer
Mary Warden
Hattie Wilson
Benjamin F.ree
Massachusetts
Butler
Lincoln
Robert H. Milroy
United States
Alpheus D. Casteel
Floral Hall
George H. A. Batson
John Warder, Jr
A. Dunnington
Hayward Fleming
Webster
Stephen B. Jenkins
Cicero B. Blaney
Knottsville
Wiliam Davis
Elam Potts
Simpson
Geoffrey Fleming
Claude Davidson
Flemington
Araxa F. Shirer
George Travs
Fetterman
Claude
Lorena Hamilton Visits Phantom Ranch World
Lorena Hamilton travels to Arizona to visit her uncle George Brazee owner of Phantom ranch. Shot Rogers a leading cowboy and Jerry Pale calm Lorena after a kidnapping attempt by three Mexicans. Rogers, Pale, and Brazee plan a welcome including a pasture walk and a possible Saturday gathering as Lorena regains her footing after the night’s danger.
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Lorena Hamilton
Arizona
George Brazee
Phantom Ranch
Rogers
Lorena
Jerry Pale
Cen Shot Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Shot
Jerry
Lou
Shot Rogers
Aden
Shotger
Tela
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Chicago
South Grafton
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Hangey) Zwillman
Schultz
Federal Courthouse
Grand Jury
Louis (Lepke) Buchalter
Christie
Longey
Zwillman
Jenn
Giles
Jet
Jake
Dale
Yoring
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Rane
Bette
Lerena
Luis Escobar
George
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