Subscriptions and wartime advertising excerpts in 1930s paper
A mixed page shows subscription prices by mail and carrier, ads rates, and deadlines for classified notices. It includes Salvation Army fundraising progress, sailing critique of cartoonist graft, Wilkins polar expedition recall, drought and crops outlook across the Plains, Hoover re nomination campaign notes, and political commentary on 1930s economic hard times and party prospects.
Ohio Tax Reform Moves to Cut Local Burden
Ohio lawmakers push far reaching relief by exempting household goods from state tax and tax shifting machinery and intangible property to lean on local rates. New revenue of 27 million dollars will support municipalities and schools, while luxury taxes on utilities may rise to four percent. The Wheeling Intelligencer contrasts Ohio progress with West Virginia failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Buckeye
Roberts
Bridgeport
Ohto
West Virginia
State Senate
Wheeling Intelligencer
Nantes City Suffers Heavy Losses Among Industrial Class
In the aftermath many victims remain unnamed as authorities tally deaths and describe survivors. Of the dead, 59 are women, and wind swept sheds along the shore hold many bodies. The city of Nantes alone reports 368 industrial class fatalities.
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Nantes
Sight
Fight young men who were saved were resting comfortably in a hospital and were believed to be on the road to health. The bodies were recovered after the incident.
Missionary convention opens for West Virginia Lutheran women
The eighteenth annual convention of the Women’s Missionary Society of the West Virginia Synod of the Lutheran church opens tonight at 8 p.m. in the church rooms. Katherine Koelz gives the welcome, R. H. Hamill replies, and Rev. E. F. K. Root preaches on Gaine Party Go. Delegates and visitors have arrived. opening speeches and organization proceed tonight with business to come tomorrow. All meetings are open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the
West Virginia Synod of the Lutheran Church
Katherine Koelz
R. H. Hamill
E. F. K. Root
Three Men Fined In Assault and Battery Case
In municipal court this morning three men William A. Hesser Graf ton L. H. Hays and Wilbert Jenkins were fined fifty dollars and costs after trial on an assault and battery charge brought by Mrs Naomi Drainer of Walnut street. Jenkins and Hayes received ten day jail terms for nonpayment Hesser may appeal or pay the fine The trial centered on a radio left at Mrs Drainer's home with Hesser claiming it as his He testified he tried to retrieve it with a constable present who advised against removal He later hired two Coffman men to assist and take the radio Mrs Drainer reportedly warned they would be killed if they tried to take the radio A struggle ensued and the radio was removed The case also noted L K Solomon and H A Korte leaving on a Caverns in Virginia auto trip returning Tuesday.
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Western Reserve
Washinton
Washington
Hoover
Mra
Naomi Drainer
Walnut Street
William A. Hesser
West Main Street
Grafton
L. H. Hays
Coffman
Wilbert Jenkins
Jenkins
Hayes
Hesser
Circuit Court
Public auction of White Horse Coal Company properties
Special Commissioners will sell at public auction in Grafton West Virginia on June 17 1931 the coal mining property and related real estate formerly owned by The White Horse Coal Company in Taylor County. The parcels include Pittsburgh vein coal tracts near Flemington totaling about 64 acres plus mining rights, several town lots in Gates Addition, and mining equipment such as a tipple tramway loading terminal blacksmith shop powder house and mining cars.
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West Va
Circuit Court
Taylor County
West Virginia
B. C. Ross
White Horse Coat Company
Grafton
Nicley
White Horse Coal Company
Torwit
Pittsburgh
Flemington
W. T Gates
William J. Roderick
Vite
White, Horse Coal Company
W. T. Gates
Gates
W.T. Gates
White Horace Coal Company
Clarence Exline
Sale of coal lands in Taylor County WV by Special Commissioners
Special Commissioners announce terms of sale for coal lands and equipment. Property to be sold with at least half cash on day of sale and remaining balance on six months credit secured by note. Tracts named One to Tenth offered in sequence, with whole-property sale to maximize bid. If not completed, sale may be adjourned as commissioners determine. Clerk Frank M. Hollis certifies bond and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Wayne Talbott
W. Bruce Talbott
Frank M. Hollis
Taylor County
West Virginia
Frank M. Hollis, Jr
Eee
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Grafton Daily Sentinel
Czarion Sentinel Publishing Company
A. Grafton
W. V
Howard EH. Holt
Latrobe Street
Grafton Printing Co
Carrise
Salvation Army
Chicago
Wilkins
Navy
Great Lakes
Isconein
Minnesota
Dako- Montana
POE
Wres
Hazel Atlas
B. F. Poe
Wott Main St
Greenfield’s
Evaneville
W. Va
Parrish Realty
Jarrett Building
Europe
France
Chile
The
United States
Mayor's Court
L. K. Solomon
H. A. Korte
Virginia
Gratton Sentinel
Sentinel Classifea
Sentinel
Pearl St
Park
West Wilford St
Bath
Main St
Park Cottage
ABC
Singer Sewing Machine
Warder Avenue
Rannes
Jane
Merchants Industries, Inc
Third
Wayne
Dayton
Oak Street
Clarksburg
Thomas E. Lee
Dr. H. J. Pracht