Appalachian oil output falls in 1913 barrels and dollars rise
Washington June 18 report shows Appalachian oil fields produced 25,885,640 barrels in 1918, down 452,876 barrels from 1912 by Geological Survey figures. Despite lower volume, total value rose to 62,619,677 dollars, with average price per barrel up from 1.63 to 2.46. States Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio show varied outputs and values. notices follow.
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Washington, D. C
Appalachian
Geological Survey Today
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Notice to lien holders in Roe chancery case
John G. St. Clair commissioner in chancery issues notice to all lien holders on the estate of John L. Roe in Taylor County West Virginia. Claims against Roe’s real estate must be presented at the commissioner’s Graf ton office by June 22, 1914 for adjudication.
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Henry A. Yates
Circuit Court
Taylor County
Grafton
West Virginia
G. W. Ford
Warder & Robinson
S. Crouse
Nancy A. Crouse
Themelves
Charles W. Crouse
Sarah J. Crouse
Addie Crouse
Robert Crouse
Crouse
John Crouse
John L. Roe
Beeler and Young Real Estate and Liens Order Hearing
Notice to plaintiffs and defendants in the chancery cause in Taylor County West Virginia. The commissioner fixes July 6 at the Taylor County Bank Building Grafton to report on real estate owned by Arah B Beeler and Maud M Young together with liens, priorities and rent sufficiency to discharge them. The order issued May 5 1914 by the Circuit Court directs the report and related matters. John G St Clair signs.
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Charles G. Leonard
Henry A. Yates
Ivy Yates
J. Clark Lewellen
Taylor County Bank
A Corporation
Lucius W. Arble
Circuit Court
Taylor County
West Virginia
Court House
City of Grafton
Neas
G. W. Ford
Chancery
Warder & Robinson
Plaintitt Ltd
Circuit Court of
Charles W. Crouse
Sarah J Crouse
Sarah J. Crouse
John G. ST. Clair
Birdsell Manufacturing Company
John L. Roe
W. R. 'D. Dent
Trustes
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
Banner Buggy Company
Grafton
John L
Kloke Glove Company
Beeler
Maud M. Young
Beeler and Young
Arah S. Beeler
A. W. Burdette
Grafton Banking and Trust Company
Joseph A. Pugh
Arah
John G. St, Clair
Notice to lienholders in estate of Beeler and Young
Bill of lien claims against Arah S Beeler and Maud A Young must be filed at the office in Grafton West Virginia by July 6 1914 for adjudication against their real estate. An unrelated incident reports an unknown man collapsed on Main Street near the First National Bank and was revived and taken to Hess bakery.
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Main Street
First National Bank
Hessbakery
Mont White named new warden of West Virginia prison
Wheeling reports in Charleston indicate Governor Hatfield will appoint State Senator Mont Z. White of Williamson to be warden of the state penitentiary at Moundsville, replacing M L Brown. Announcement expected effective July 1, with White reportedly close to the governor. Brown says he has heard nothing confirming the move.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Charleston
Mont Z. White
Williamson
Mingo County
Moundsville
M. L. Brown
Hatfield
White
Senator White
Warden Brown
Sol White
Workmen's Compensation Department
Frank H. Tyree
Huntington
United States
Mont-White
Brown
Adj
C. D. Elliott
John C. Bond
Bond
Elliott
Bull Moose
Strong Fence Aims to Protect Auto Drivers on Hazardous Road
In a move tied to the good roads movement, the Virginia and Pittsburgh Coal Company and local officials are completing a heavy iron and concrete fence along Booths Hill road near the old poor farm birding. The embankment overlooks Valley River opposite Kingmont, a longtime site for near-fatal accidents. The fence, backed by county labor and coal company iron, is designed to keep vehicles from plunging 75 feet to the river.
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Virginia and Pittsburg Coal Company
Booths Thle
Poor Farm
Kingmont
Lni
Margaret Wilson to Speak at Madison Social Center Event
Miss Margaret Wilson daughter of the president arrived from Chicago to aid in launching a social center magazine and to join a conference on civil secretaries and social center topics. She will speak on The Need of Civic Secretaries in the assembly chamber.
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Madison
Wis
Margaret Wilson
Prstaent
Chicago
Social Center Magazine
Social Center
Assembly
West Virginia Building Near Completion at Panama Exposition
West Virginia building at the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco is nearing completion and will be ready for use by August first. The $20,000 structure is being erected by contractors and reported to the State Board of Control in Charleston.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
San Francisco
State Board of Control
Park View Lot Owners Urged to Build Shared Utilities
Real estate gains depend on conveniences such as water sewer and gas. Park View buyers should secure access and utilities for nearby pottery site. Gas line exists but water and sewerage need resolving. syndication of lot owners could fund extensions, since city cannot. Improved services would raise property values even without immediate construction.
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Park View
Pottery
T. W. Engle
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Gas Company
Bradley Trial Ends Abruptly in Fairmont Court
In Fairmont Judge Haymond orders a guilty verdict for William Bradley on assault and battery, fines him $50 plus costs, ending a high profile case. Arthur Anderson avoids trial, Justin Quinn was earlier found not guilty, and public sentiment hints at Roosevelt's 1916 presidential run.
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Fairmont
William Bradley
Haymond
Bradley
Arthur Anderson
Justin Quinn
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Porter Frum
Taylor
H. Sommerville
M. D. Allender
Ayia
Charles W Crouse
J. G. St. Clair
M.D. Allender
Brinkman
Washington Street
John G
John G. St.clair
Vumissioner
Maud A Young
Jin
Maud A. Young
S. Beeler
MZ. White
Fletcher
Wilson
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Board OF Control OF Progress
London
Roosevelt
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