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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1950
Page
4
The article notes meat’s limited share in Russia and compares it with nations where meat dominates industry such as Argentina. It forecasts meat consumption rising in the future and discusses meat’s role in the American diet. Dieticians and medical professionals affirm that high protein intake from meat and other foods benefits physical and mental health.
A compilation from multiple columns discusses Senator Byrd urging cuts in non military spending amid wartime, rising defense costs, and the Columbia Valley Authority debate. It includes a vivid New York water history tale tracing Collect Pond to Croton, detailing city growth, funding missteps, and the current vast 8 million daily water supply network.
Sandra Riffle aged 3 or 5 died at home in Park View. Born in Grafton August 5, 1945. Survived by one half-brother Pressley C. Knight. Paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Pressley C. Knight of Grafton. maternal grandmother Mrs. Stella Riffie of Park View.
A clipped note from National Representatives Inland in New York lists its address at 41 East 42nd Street. The fragment identifies Representatives Inc as the firm handling printed materials and advertising services. The text conveys a business contact point without additional context or details about specific services.
McFarland forfeited a bond to appear in city police court today charged with running through a red light at Beech and Walnut streets. Citizens hope the incinerator purchased before the city manager’s selection will finally remove garbage disposal problems without odor or nuisance.
Thomas Sandor Sénitetivell charged with petty larceny for stealing a $10 check from his brother John Sandor Jr of Sandor Coal. Justice Cha C. Jeffreys found him guilty and he was fined 15 dollars with costs and sentenced to 10 days in jail or 20 days if the fine is unpaid. Peat moss noted as a garden aid for weed suppression and moisture retention.
The text surveys per capita meat consumption in the United States, noting slight overall changes and a predicted shift toward pork while veal lamb and mutton decline. A century-spanning graph shows highs of 163 pounds in 1998 and lows of 117 in 1935, with recent averages near 150 pounds. The passage also contrasts American intake with global norms.
In a tense scene on Hammer’s ranch Stoll must decide whether to fire as Brule worries over Brian Ives escape prospects and the colonel’s looming vengeful raid. Tang returns to a quiet house where Cory Lund is alive and Benedict’s key error leaves danger unresolved.
A historical editorial excerpt critiques a plan to socialize the electric power industry as a major move toward socialism. It urges emphasis on opposing socialistic tendencies abroad while guarding against foreign influences at home.
Brian Brant returns to the Hammer ranch and comforts Tana, sharing a charged moment that reveals deeper feelings and past gaps. They vow not to repeat that breach while preparing for urgent needs and possible danger as Benedict and Gary Lund complicate the situation.
City Manager Harry Curry argues against tax exemptions for Hazel Atlas, noting a $1200 levy on a $6 million local business is minor but essential. Council member Malone and others push spending limits, proposing funds for improvements and an incinerator, while concerns over waste handling and city payroll persist.
Funeral notices announce Sandra Kay Riffle’s service at Bartlett Funeral Home Saturday at 2 p.m. Reverend James T. Boshell will officiate. Interment will follow at Bluemont Cemetery. Friends may call at Bartlett Funeral Home after 3 p.m. today.
An old fashioned social will be held at Linn Chapel, formerly the Linn School House, Friday night August 18. The public is invited and proceeds will go toward repairing the church.
In loving memory of our husband and father J Balls Ward who died August 20 1948 two years ago. We miss you more each day and God knows the pain in our hearts as we see your vacant chair. Sadly Missed by Wife and Children Mrs J Balis Ward.
The Sentinel offers courteous quick telephone service to subscribers news contributors and advertisers. For society club notices ask for Society. Delivery questions handled by Circulation. For general business info ask Mrs Pauline Hulley. To give general news ask for the news desk or display advertising ask for the advertisement department.
The page lists rates for first and multiple insertion classifieds, minimum 75 cent charge, and notes about cash in advance. It includes sample ads for sale items like a Singer sewing machine and Norge refrigerator, plus rental listings and multiple Commissioners of Accounts notices from Grafton and Taylor County West Virginia with deadlines and recipient directions. It references meaty legal notices about estates of Homer Marple, Clergy F Simmons, and John A Sift, with deadlines and offices, all in old typographic style.
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