Care of Milk at Home Promoted in Wheeling Circulars
Dr McClain public health action in Wheeling distributes ten thousand circulars to milkmens urging proper home milk care. The guidance emphasizes cooling immediately after milking, using clean bottles or glass jars, avoiding sun exposure, refrigerating, and thorough bottle cleaning to prevent bacterial growth and infant illness.
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McClain
Health Department of
Wheeling
McGain
Department of Health
County Commissioners Primary Voting Rules Clarified
A countywide misunderstanding prompts reminder that voters may cast two votes for commissioners in the primary since two seats are open. In November the same two-vote privilege applies, with the limit that only one candidate per district may be elected.
Arrest of Monongah man Luke Hawkins in Fairmont
Luke Hawkins of Monongah was arrested yesterday afternoon by Constable J. Lee Parker and brought to Fairmont for trial before Justice Amos. He faces two charges potentially carrying a penitentiary sentence, including alleged past offenses such as wife beating and theft. He reportedly stole a horse from his father, took it to Grafton and sold it.
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Lake Hawkins
Monongah
Fairmont
Luke Hawkins
J. Lee Parker
Amos
Hawkins
Hary Shafer
Shafer
Therewkins
Grafton
Justice Court
Gone To Parkersburg Charles R Martin Leaves For New Post
Charles R Martin, longtime clerk in the train dispatcher's office at the B and O station, departed for Parkersburg to become an instructor in telegraphy at Mountain State Business College. A respected Grafton resident, he is praised by friends as he moves to this promotion.
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Parkersburg
Charles R. Martin
Mountain State Business College
Martin
Grafton
the Sentinel
Charles R Lilly Urged for Taylor County Magistrate Seat
In a strong advocacy piece, editors praise Charles R Lilly for restoring dignity and efficiency to Taylor county magisterial courts in Grafton district. They condemn political patronage and call for Lilly’s re election to continue improving access to justice for all residents.
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Taylor County
Grafton
Everbody
Charles R. Lilly
Changes at Post Office as Abbott Resigns
Assistant Postmaster Harry A Abbott resigns to take a higher paying job at First National Bank. George W Pollock will replace him, moving from Merchants and Mechanics Bank. Abbott will stay until May 20. Pollock starts Monday. Bonafield and Ruby plan four month West trip leaving soon.
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Harry A. Abbott
G. W. Pollock
Daily Sentinel
Grafton
First National Bank
Abbott
Ernest L. Love
George W. Pollock
Merchant's & Mechanics’ Bank
Pollock
the Sentinel
Srl G. Bonafield
Miss Ruby
West Side
Ofur
Colorado
Bonafield
First National
Steam Heated Home Shows Modern 20th Century Living
Article describes a residence heated by central steam from an underground supply, with steam radiators and hot water via a ceiling tank. Electric kitchen devices replace stoves, ovens, and irons, offering clean cooking and low costs. The home emphasizes convenience and future architectural ideas by Mr. Sinsabaugh.
House Without a Chimney At Carrollton Illinois Innovation in concrete home
A concrete and steel Twentieth Century Home by F. M. Linsbaugh in Carrollton Illinois showcases a coal free living shelter. The 34 by 30 foot two story dwelling uses concrete blocks for foundation and walls with wood floors and plaster interiors. Eight rooms on two main floors plus attic and basement, front porch, electric lighting, and cost under 3500 dollars. The design emphasizes minimal wood use and reliance on water powered electricity as coal becomes scarce and expensive.
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General Electric Electric
F. M. Linsbaugh
Carrollton
Illinois
Mr. Sinsabaugh
Edison
Second Degree Murder Verdict in Clarksburg Case
John Hawkins was found guilty Friday by a jury in Clarksburg of murdering his wife Dolly Hawkins at O'Neill in Harrison County. Evidence concluded at noon and arguments followed. after the verdict a motion was made to set aside the ruling.
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John Hawkins
Clarksburg
Dolly Hawkins
O'Neill
Harrison County
Closed By Creditors In Grafton Grocery Store
The general grocery store of S. H. Robinson on East Main street was closed by creditors last evening. This marks the first local business failure in a long time and is attributed to Robinson not being well located. Robinson previously ran a mercantile business in the First ward before moving to the 1st Main street stand. A physician notes ice is a germicide.
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Daily Sentinel
S. 8
Robinson
East Main Street
Grafton
First Ward
1St Main Street
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Health Department
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Justices Office
Editor Sentinel
The
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Board of Commissioners
John W. Mason
B. FP. Martin
P. McCormick
M. H. Dent
John T. McGraw
Nelson Gray
Lemington
Circuit Court
Justice of the Peace
Standard Oil Area
William Wood
Wass
Western Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ottawa
Canada
H. M. Williams
Gardner
Toledo
House
Pittsburg
F. W. Baumer & CO
Market Street
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