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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1933
Page
4
The Sentinel publishes school authorities financial report showing last year’s expenditures near a thousand dollars higher than prior year and projecting higher costs for the coming year. It notes delinquencies, anticipated tax receipts, and aid funds across four county properties to cover the total budget.
An interview in the Sentinel presents concerns over Blueman County cemetery maintenance. Critics urge better care of older sections while praising well tended newer plots. Proposals call for more staff and funding to restore uniform beauty and prevent neglect across the grounds.
The article discusses grave fees and annual maintenance charges at 1 state cemetery, noting receipts and the use of funds. It questions how tax levies are allocated, whether budgets are published, and how proceeds are spent, plus concerns about a proposed new state crime records department and its history.
A scanned page fragment presents a cryptic mix of crossword clues and asides. It mentions a Daily Cross-Word Puzzle, thematic entries, and references to names like Mate and Daily. rough OCR garbles obscure complete details.
State official objects to moving automobile license plate manufacture from private firms to a state prison system amid cost and workshop concerns. The fragmented text suggests debate over where and how plates would be produced, touching on budgets, labor, and facility needs within the state’s control.
Community warning notes several reports of paralysis cases in county and city. Health officers say no epidemic risk but advise precautions for children, including avoiding crowds, vetting activities, and ensuring proper nutrition and sleep. Parents often fail to follow these steps even when risks are low.
The article argues college athletics serve an educational function but warns against overemphasis on winning. It notes concern that sports may overshadow other institutional aims and distort priorities in higher education.
A Charleston Daily Mail report discusses competition for enrollment among state supported colleges. It critiques offers aimed at attracting students through inducements beyond merit and argues for broader reform rather than targeting only a few institutions.
The Parkersburg Sentinel notes teacher pay varies with certificates and credits, explaining that differences in qualifications determine salaries and that some strong teachers may be underpaid. It predicts a shift to a fairer basis within a year and discusses possible impacts on districts. The piece also mentions lawsuits over auto truck related cattle theft and a search right for cattlemen.
An ode extols the press as guardian of knowledge and justice. It lauds press freedom, urges unity against censorship and bigotry, and envisions a future where truth and learning prevail through courageous journalists and readers.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railway offers a seven dollar special excursion from West Points to Chicago for the Chicago World’s Fair. The package covers travel to and from the event with a September departure, aiming to capitalize on the fair’s popularity.
In pursuance of a Taylor County Circuit Court decree you must present all liens against The Grafton Co-Operative Store or its real estate for adjudication. Submit to my office in the Loar Building Grafton Taylor County by September 12 1933. Dated August 21 1993. Commissioner in Chancery B. M. Musgrove. Attorney W Merle Watkins. Aug 22 29 Sept 5.
Donald Barnibridee a 23 year old from Sunset Inn Preston county was given six months in jail and a hundred dollar fine for a hit and run on U S Route 50. The crash involved a horse drawn wagon driven by Ada Hondersheldt near Rowlesburg injuring her and causing damage to the wagon. Kingwood police arrested Barnibridee after the August incident.
Fragmented OCR reveals a tale fragment featuring Hidden Door by Frank L Packard with garbled names and stray terms. The readable portion hints at a mystery or crime scenario and an uncertain list of characters and places.
Colin reaches the back veranda of the bungalow where Lazarre lies wounded among smoke. He drags the dying man outside as flames threaten the power house and wonders how to get help while warring thoughts of duty and consequence press upon him.
Colin and Germaine race through a burning scene as Lazarre and his men press a deadly push toward the doorway. Colin urges her to reach safety while planning to reach Lazarre before the doorway closes, the clock ticking as explosions and gunfire echo.
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