Mountaineer Players Set For 1925 Basketball Schedule Debut
Grafton High floor team 10 opens season January 3 against Washington Irving with a full slate of games listed for January through March. The article details schedules for Grafton, Farmington, Washington Irving, Masontown, Elkins, West Side, Shinnston, Fairmont, Morgantown, Victory, and others, including home and away dates, with notes on players like Aaron Oliker and coach changes.
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Grafton High
Wash
Irving
West Monongah
Smithfield
Littleton
Hundred
Farmington
Elking High School
Alumni
Fairmont
Grafton
Buckhannon
Washington Irving
Fighteen High
Saleen Ninee
Masontown
Coachton
Parsons
Buckhams
Frank Ice
Fae Wradtoantebeerits
Washinglton Irving
Farmington High School
Barrackville
Newburg
Wadestown
Petersburg
Fairview
Rivesville
Morgantown
Mannington
Kingwood
Morganton
Smithsfield
Airmont High School
Parkersburg
Uniontown
Side
Shinnston
Elkins
Weston
Elkin
East Side
Weslington Irving
Grafton East Side High School
Lumberport
Ackhannon
Lem
West Side
Wellsburg
Jane Lew
Mareh
Victory
Shinnstow
Pebruery
West Union
Bethrun
Erieport
West Menongeh
Pete Barnum
Aaron Oliker
Clarksburg
Francis H. Stadsvold
Mountaineer
Oliker
Standsvold
West Virginia
Monon- Rahela Valley
Anthletic Association
Ill Sturgiss
William Reed
Fame
Bratton High School
East
Bridgeport
Washington Irving High
Salem
Farmont
Victory High
Janary
Tournament
Anuary
Lost Creek
Werthynion
Ton
Shinnston High
Mastontown
Wellaburg
Salem High School
Mason Union
Pennsboro
Pairview
Washington Irvne
Masontown High School
Terri Jalta
Jane
Normal Reserves
Fair View
Dana Victory
New
Bury
Buckhannon High School
Penna
Washigton Irving
Jane 'S Jane Lew High School
West
Pairmont
Weston High School
Jane Jew
Linkins
West Monongah High School
Watertown
Fairview High School
Walestown
Moortown
Ibnuary
P. Bras Y
Lus Nington
Mannington Hix
Nongah
Farming
F.yruar
Tory
Grifton
Fratary
Mariontown
Ue Side
Barrackville High School
Jews to observe Chanukah December 21 in brief ceremony
Chanukah or Feast of Dedication falls this year on the evening of December 21 and lasts eight days. The observance recalls the Maccabees’ revolt against Antiochus IV and the rededication of the Jerusalem Temple. Oil miraculously lasting eight days is celebrated with candles lit each night. No special synagogue service. prayers emphasize divine aid over force.
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Syria
Antiochus IV
Epiphanes
Palestine
Mattathias
Medin
Jerusalem
Judah
Israel
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Morgantown
W. Via
Ue Ume
C. W. Spears
Tytous
Novcote
West Virginia
Woodrow Wilson
Ws Wilson
Washington
Lincoln
Wilson
Cromwell
Horace Greeley
Thomas Jerson
Modernized Harness Racing Rules Urged at Annual Meeting
Chicago December 15 A special committee of the Harness Horse Association of America urged changes to harness racing rules including introducing claiming events on 1300 tracks. Horses would be classified by winnings rather than time records. More than six hundred pacers and trotters will be cataloged at the Chicago stock yard sale as part of the association convention.
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Harness Horse Association of America
Assention
Association
Speed Demons Break Records In Culver City Auto Race
In Culver City Cal Dec 15 speed records fell as Bennett Hill won a 250 mile race to cap the American Automobile season. Hill averaged 128.9 mph, beating Hartz marks for 100, 200 and 250 miles and helping several drivers smash records. Fifty thousand spectators watched as names like DePalma Milton Comer and Cooper figure in the season finale points race toward the 1924 title.
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Culver City
Cal
Bennett Hill
Harry Harts
Ralph DePalma
Tralan
Hartz
Hill
Tommy Milton
Jfina Martz
Milton
Fred Comer
W. E. Shattuck
Ng Ist
Sculp
Timmy Murphy
Syracuse
Tober
Comer
Dairying in West Virginia Big Industry
Article in the weekly bulletin of the state department of agriculture argues dairying is the nation’s largest business with vast capital, manufacturing plants, and human workers. It asserts dairy earnings exceed two and a half billion dollars yearly for farmers and notes the distant link between farms and industrial investment.
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West Virginia
Weekly Bulletin
State Department of Agriculture
Sorone
America
Warloss
Wyaaran
United States
Couny
Joint session recalls dead chief with memorial words
Congress paused for a memorial service honoring Woodrow Wilson. Dr. Alderman praised Wilson as a steadfast leader, envisioning him as a conqueror returning from Paris, while noting the limits of political blame and the enduring demand for his ideals.
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Washington
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
House of Representatives
Edwin Anderson Alderman
University of Virginia
White
Tee
Edwin A. Alderman
Alderman
Wilson
League of Nations
Invitations in West Virginia as It Goes Now
Readers in West Virginia are urged to consider forthcoming invitations and events shaping local plans. Officials announce upcoming gatherings, schedule details, and participation opportunities across communities.
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West
Virgina
China's Civil War at an End
Shanghai reports the end of the civil war after four months of fighting as Yangtse provinces abandon resistance to Tao Tuan Chi-Jui. General Chi reportedly heads toward Nanjing with a special train, while Hankou Hai Chun assumes provincial governorship at Tuvan, signaling a complete cessation of hostilities across China.
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China
Tuan Chi-Jui
Yangtse
Chishin Yuan
Chi
Naatking
Hankuo Hai Chun
Tuvan
Peking
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