Governor Stubbs Snubbed By a Rich Men's Club
TOPEKA Kan Dec 3 The Topeka club withdrew an invitation to Governor Stubbs for a dinner honoring Chief Justice Johnson who marks twenty five years on the Kansas supreme bench. Stubbs, a club member, had fought to abolish the liquor locker system and later resigned his membership, saying I guess I’ll live through it.
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Topeka
Kan
Stubbs
Johnson
Kansas Supreme Court
Supreme
West Virginia chancery order in Taylor County land forfeit notices
A Taylor County circuit court decree directs Commissioner C. C. Lawson to identify land parcels forfeited to the State for non entry, report acres forfeited and tax amounts, and publish notice in the Grafton Sentinel before sale. The order also requires a county survey of two tracts and posting at the courthouse.
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Circuit Court
Taylor County
Chancery
State of West Virginia
Hester Bartlett
Bill
C. C. Lawson
West Virginia
Grafton Sentinel
M.D. Allender
Notice by Commissioner in Chancery in Taylor County
The State of West Virginia issues notice to named defendants and unknown heirs in a chancery case. On December 1, 1909, at the commissioner’s Gratton office, the discharge of duties under the decree of Reference will commence. parties may attend to protest defend any interest in the lands described. Typewritten notice dated November 18, 1909 signed by C. Lawson as Commissioner in Chancery.
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John W. Dofflemyer
Taylor County Court Clerk's Office
Grafton
Taylor County
West Virginia
East Grafton
Said
Towit
Casteel
Dofflemyer
W. R. D. Dent
Hester A
Carrie Bates Jennins
H. Hall
AL W Burdett
Emily Breakiron
Ann Jarvis
Charles A. Nusum
Marion Nichola
Harriet Snively
Jared W. Hall
John McDonald
Ench
Gratton
Taylor
C. C. Lawson
Btw
Chancery
Wood flour used in dynamite and linoleum flooring
Historical note explains wood flour ground from pin and spruce seeds used as an absorbent in dynamite and as a filler in linoleum. Although not new, it has long been used in Europe and increasingly in the United States, selling for about twelve to fifteen dollars per ton.
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Norway
United States
Germany
England
Christiania
Europe
Miss Robinson’s Case
Frank P. Robinson reports his sister Miss Mary Robinson and Rev J B Robinson with his wife and daughter Mary have been in Baltimore for a week. Mary was admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital for treatment diagnosed as diabetes. Doctors hoped diet would improve her condition and that medical attention would not be needed. they expect to leave in a few days.
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Miss Robinson
Frank P. Robinson
Rev. J. 8. Robinson
Mary
Baltimore
Johns Hopkin's Hospital
Anottoville News Briefs From Local Church and Visitors
Neighborhood notes report visitors and health updates. Harter Ford of Moran visits aunt Mrs. W N Thomas. James Knotts business trip to Grafton. Guy Means at Morgantown game. Absolom Knotts improving. Martin Beulah church hosts Rev Snider meetings with interest. Goff Shroyer recovering. Alonzo McWilliams family from west Grafton and William McWilliams visiting Robert McWilliams. educational meeting at church with Prof Humphrey of Grafton and Prof Marsh of Charleston. John Funk recovering from illness. Clarence Poe visiting aunt Mrs W H Thomas. Mrs Tyler M Shroyer convalescing.
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Harter Ford
Moran
Kansas
W. N. Thomas
Jas. T. Knotts
Grafton
Guy G. Means
Morgantown
Absolom Knotts
Martin Beulah Church
Snider
Marsh
Charleston
John Funk
Clarence Poe
W. H. Thomas
Tyler M. Shroyer
Miner Echoes Fire Rescue At Cherry Mine Shaft
Hugh Coen recounts the Cherry Mine disaster near Lonaconing Maryland. He describes ignition from a hay bale sparked by a torch, failed signals, chaotic rescues, and the death toll as teams pulled bodies and later recovered living miners. He helped rescue until dark and then traveled to Maryland with John Donaldson’s body.
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Cumberland News
Lonaconing
Hugh Coenran
John Donaldson
Cherry
St. Paul
Harry McCluskey
Walter Waite
James Spear
Andrew McCluskie
Robert Clarke
Tsaage Lewis
John Brady
Alex Norbick
John Flood
K of P
Spears
Bodi
Speara
Maryland
Mr. Donaldson
Millions Lose to Catarrh Warns Against External Remedies
An unsigned ad argues systemic catarrh is an internal disease not cured by external applications. It promotes Rexall Mucu-Tone as a blood carried remedy, claiming it conquers catarrh and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Available at The Rexall Store, The Grafton Drug & Chemical Co in Rochester.
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Rexall Mucu_Tone
Rochester
Rexall
Grafton Drug & Chemical Co
Rexall Orderlies Constipation Remedy Adverts
An old advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a safe constipation cure avoiding harsh laxatives. It claims the tablets are flavorless, non irritant, do not cause griping or nausea, and come in 12 tablet and 36 tablet sizes with a store guarantee. The copy emphasizes accessibility for all ages and notes availability at The Rexall Store, The Grafton Drug and Chemical Co.
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Rexall
Grafton Drug & hCewleal Co
West Virginia Sheep Breeders Elect New Leaders
LIKINS DEC 3 The eleventh annual West Virginia Sheep Breeders and Wool Growers Association session ended with Dr Archibald Moore of Mannington as president and Glenn Moorman of Franklin as vice president. J B Huyett of Charleston re elected secretary. Talks covered care and feeding, Argentinian stock, raising five hundred sheep, and internal parasites. State has 750000 sheep and pasture for over 3000000. dogs numbering 272000 seen as a major threat. State Dairymen elect J B Wells as president S H McNeil as vice president and Dr C A Lueder as secretary.
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Prof
H. H. Mum
J. B. Wells
Jones Run
S. H. McNeil
Point Pleasant
C. A. Lueder
Morgantown
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Anottoville
Elliott Commercial School
Olia Valley
Elliott
Elliott School
Hugh Cochrane
Castor
Bears
State
Archibald
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