Taylor county Wild Life League targets 201 members
The Taylor county branch of the Wild Life League met in the courthouse to set a 200 member goal for the 1920 membership drive. James Worcella was named chair of the membership committee with prizes for the top recruiter. The group plans to expand quail output, stock 2,000 brook trout, and add a small hatchery for bass. PF C Kley spoke on WV branch progress and license revenue figures.
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Taylor County
Wild Life League
Court House
James Worcella
J. C. Kelly
PF. C. Kley
West Virginia
Prominent Fairmont Citizen Praises Stewart’s New Prescription
Local barber Joe R. Diggs endorses Stewart's New Prescription after five days of use. He reports cleansing of bowels, increased energy, better sleep, and brighter mornings. The ad invites inquiries at Grapton Drug and Chemical Co. in Grafton and promises free expert advice.
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Joe R. Diggs
Fairmont
Stewart
Mr. Diggs
Grapton Drug and Chemical CO
Grafton
Stewart's
Baltimore
Ady
Wild Life League to Release Record fish in Cheat Lake
A fragment notes a 1927 figure of over two million fish placed in streams and this year 1,000,000 bass and pike will go into Cheat Lake alone. The Wild Life League plans another meeting next week.
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Cheat Lake
Wild Life League
Burton and Randolph Store Credit Slip Promotion Ends
Four appraisements have been filed in county clerk's office marking the last day of Burton and Randolph, Inc. sales before a trade-name change and public reorganization. Manager Mr. Randolph announced a 2 o'clock Saturday balloon release from the store roof, with each balloon containing a credit slip valid for use on store purchases.
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Burton and Randolph, Inc
Randolph
French Budget Sets Record With Vast Appraisals
In county clerk records four appraisements posted led by the estate of the late Mrs. Sarah E. Guseman valued at 5612.82 mostly in stocks and bonds with Myrtle Lewellin as administratrix. Other filings include Arthur Bwden Hoffman at 334 and Paris May 3 noting personal property. Jennie W. Cole and Bertha M. Gerber among others. The outline mentions a large state budget, war costs, and general disarray in figures from the period.
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Sarah E. Guseman
Myrtle Lewellin
M. D. Allender
Sam R. Jenking
Earley Jenkins
Arthur Bwden Hoffman
Mons
W. Hamilton
Jes
Jennie W. Cole
United
Bertha M
Gerber
Edna
WW. H. Pilson
Bar B. Jenkinsy
Death phase probed in Smith brothers case in Muskogee
Investigators pursue a new phase of the murder mystery surrounding Connecticut brothers David and George Smith slain during a southwest property trip tied to mortgages held by the New Milford Securities Company. Two elderly associates freed from murder charges after a preliminary hearing. Sheriff Fred Hamilton reports progress.
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Muskogee
Okla
David
George Smith
Connecticut
John L. Wike
Sharon
Conn
Powell G. Seeley
Washington, Conn
Smiths
Smith Brothers
New Milford Conn, Securities Company
Wike
Seeley
Fred Hamilton
Budget Deflation Begins After Taxary Wrangles
War debts and reconstruction dominate the budget scene as wrangling yields a large yet deflationary levy. Ray mond Police premier edited the rescue of the tumbling franca and urged continued finance reforms. Tax decreases begin this year after a long period without cuts, easing burdens. Elizabeth Losh estate appraised at 1,178.95 with executor C. R. Losh, S. W. Wince, and George C. Felton noted in records.
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Ray‘ ‘Mond
Elizabeth’ Losh
Me‘Nicker
S. W. Wince
George C. ‘Felton
C. R. Losh
Adoption of the secret ballot across American states
A note on the spread of the so called Australian or secret ballot system, now adopted by all states in one form or another, reflecting a nationwide shift in voting method and secrecy practices.
Marines to Leave Puerto Cabezas Area by May Thirteen
Panama City reports that under the U S policy to reduce occupation, 105 Marines will depart Puerto Cabezas area by May 13. The move aims to cut presence in the region as part of a gradual drawdown.
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Panama City
United States
Cabezas
U. S. Rochester
Hampton Roads
Puerto Cabezas
Plane crash near Fort Scott kills one injures another
Mrs. Joseph A. Wasson of Marshall Missouri was killed when a plane carrying her and W F Brown of Waco Texas, an airplane dealer, crashed in a corn field south of Fort Scott Kansas while en route to Tulsa Oklahoma. Burned wreckage halted rescue and investigation. Brown survived.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Joseph A. Wasson
Marshall
W. FE. Brown
Waco
Texas
Tulsaj
Oklas
Wasstilt
Nicholas-Beazeley Airplane Company
Rice Pleased With Health Day Programs
Superintendent Rice praised Health Day programs at West Side and Central schools held yesterday. Parents attended and were pleased by their children's performances. Health badges were awarded to many pupils and Sentinel will publish the badge recipients in tomorrow’s edition. Programs continued in First Ward East End South Grafton and Garrison schools and were expected to draw good attendance.
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West Side
Central
Rice
The
Sentinel
Toomorrow
First Ward
East End
South Grafton
Garrison School
Mexico City May 2 37 Children Born To Union In Mexico
Excelsior reports Mexico's largest family entry from Tuxtla Gutierrez Chiapas. Leoncio Chavarria and his wife long married have fathered thirty seven children over forty years. They include eighteen pairs of twins with twenty three boys and fourteen girls.
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Mexico City
Excelsior
Mexico
Tuxtla Gutierrez
Chiapas
Leoncio Chavarria
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Enna Jettick Songbird
B.S
WEAF
Association
WYG
WJZ
Associated
C. V. Miller
Grafton, W. Va
Joe Madera
Cabaret
sociateg-Preas
Harry Block
New York
Burton and Randolph
Smith
Associated Press
Nou
Sheriff’s
Kelly-Bartlett
Main
Union
Denmark
George Redington
Vinton
View Camp
J. J. Remlinger
East Main Street
Grafton Iron &Metal
Trimble Electric Company
Uany ‘Sde
David Butler
RCA
Cunningham
White Co. Greenhouse
Fetterman
Gir
Drug & Chemical Co
the Fell Store
Glenn
Red Cros
Court
Toblas
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