Grafton Sentinel publishing details and ad rates
The Grafton Sentinel lists offices at 102 Latrobe Street Grafton and 580 Grafton Printing Co details. It notes rates for advertisements two cents a word first insertion and one cent thereafter, with deadlines including 9 a.m. for same day ads and 0 p.m. for removal the prior evening.
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Grafton Sentinel
Howard
Bulkinoss and Historial
Latrobe Street
Grafton
W. Waynes
Grafton Printing Co
Associated Press
Eno Peaios
Malachi 1 11 Theme of Nations Glorifying God
A quotation from Malachi 1 11 declares that from the rising to the setting sun the name of the Lord will be great among the Gentiles and offerings will be offered in every place as a pure offering to Him. The verse emphasizes universal recognition and worship.
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Baltimore Sun
Fairmont
Fairmont Times
Mannington
Youths Offered $5 a Day as Undercover Agents at Brown
The piece criticizes a Brown University proposal to hire students as undercover agents for five dollars daily. It questions motives, contrasts youth ideals with enforcement aims, and notes the public reaction and moral implications. A separate paragraph cites a claim from Mc Call's Magazine about women's economic influence and Chicago’s cleanup efforts amid graft probes.
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Brown University
Pieter Wildness
Quote on women’s financial progress and opportunity
A fragment discusses women’s finances and the pace of feminine opportunity, arguing that women have fared better financially in some cases while acknowledging the age of opportunity has not fully begun for all.
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Julius Klein
Department of Commerce
America
India
Java
Brazil
Malay Peninsula
Florida
Mexico
McCall's Magazine
Congress in Brief: Tariffs, Census, FTC Probes Highlight Session
Today in Congress the House resumes general debate on the tariff bill while the Senate continues its census reapportionment work. Senator Norris discusses federal trade commission probes into power company newspaper interests. The Ways and Means Committee reviews amendment proposals from peers unhappy with tariff plans. The Senate manufactures committee investigates mill owners over textile industry issues. The Capital Theatre board in Wheeling met to plan separating theater operations from real estate.
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Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Federal Trade Commission
West Virginia to Hold State College Commencements
West Virginia will host baccalaureate and commencement ceremonies across eleven state institutions in early June. Key dates show West Virginia University and others scheduling events from June 2 through June 7, with each campus announcing its respective ceremonies led by J Frank Marsh, secretary of the state board of education.
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Charleston
West Virginia
J. Frank Marsh
State Board of Education
West Virginia University
Marshall College
Concord State Normal
Fairmont State Normal
Glenville State Normal
Shepherd College
West Liberty Normal
Potomac State School
New River State School
Bluefield Institute
West Virginia State College
Removing Victims Of Hospital Explosion At Lanathen
Commencement ceremonies set for May 24 at the Schools for Deaf and Blind. Deaf students graduate in the morning, blind students in the evening. Morgantown’s Dean Fred D. Fromme of West Virginia University will join a 15 member delegation on a European agricultural tour starting June 12 from New York, visiting Rothamsted in England.
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Lanathen
Schools For
Morgantown
West Virginia
Fred D. Fromme
West Virginia University College of Agriculture
New York
Ohio
Maryland
Delaware
Massachusetts
Rothamsted
England
West Virginia University
Pittsburgh Markets Livestock Report for May 20
Livestock prices across hogs cattle calves and sheep show mixed movement with hogs 15 to 25 cents lower in spots and heavier hogs down to 10.75, cattle mostly steady to strong while heavies and bulls vary, calves softer by about 50 cents, and sheep weak with bulk sales at 12.50 to 14.00. Produce demand is moderate with apples and potatoes showing stable ranges across various varieties and regions.
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Pittsburgh
New York Baldwins
Michigan Rurals
New York
Maine
Publication Order in McCleary Divorce Suit in Taylor County
In Taylor County West Virginia the circuit court orders publication in Grafton Sentinel for Lula R. McCleary plaintiff versus Joseph B. McCleary defendant in a chancery divorce suit. Defendant not resident must appear within one month after first publication to protect interest. clerk Frank M. Hollis Jr. signs the copy. Attorney James Holt represents the plaintiff. May 13 2027.
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West Virginia
Circuit Court of
Taylors County
Weat Va
Lula R. McCleary
Joseph B. McCleary
Grafton
Frank M. Hollis, Jr
James
Holt
Windsor Grand Jury Member Submits Questions on Huntington Death
Frederick A. Weatifsbove of Windsor Connecticut submits a list of questions to state attorney Hugh M. Alcorn. The inquiries relate to the investigation of the death of Harvard student Walter Treadwell Huntington.
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Frederick A. Weatifsbove
Windsor, Conn
Grand Jury
Hugh M. Alcorn
Atorney
Walter Treadwell Huntington
Harvard
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Schences
Senate Manufactures Committee
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Wheeling
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W. C. Pettit
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Alfred Stolipher
Stolipher
Hinton
Palmer
Rowlesbore
Felty
Charles
Bunt” Owens
Owens
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Stewartstown
Hoover
Julia Ann Chandler
Princeton
Princeton Board
RSE
Cleveland Clinic
Clayaland
Chesapeake & Potomag ‘Telephone CO
Associated Press Photo
Elizabethton
Tenn
Court House
Windsor
ST Honcie Flour
Grafton Feed & Storage Company
Berkeley Run
Berkeley
Hom
Kleen Krust Bakery
J. Walter
West Main Street
ECU
Trisler Taxi Service
Servion
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