Maxwell Speech Urges Restoration of Pure United States Constitution
Judge J. W. Maxwell, Raleigh County Bar, urged a retreat representative republic and restoration of the constitution in purity during a dinner meeting at Heber Street Methodist church. He repeated his Mercer speech on American Government, praising past liberty and justice while warning against empty “new visions” and “new eras.” Prosecuting Attorney Clarence Meadows outlined progress with the PWA to build a new county courthouse and discussed deeding the structure to the federal government and leasing it until the loan is repaid.
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J. W. Maxwell
United States
Raleigh County Bar Association
Heber Street Methodist Church
Mercer County Bar Association
Clarence W. Meadows
PWA
Meadows
Charleston
Two New Lawsuits Filed In Fayette County Court
Walter Greeney 20 of Summerlee and Viola Kochanska 17 of Summerlee are named in two trespass on the case suits filed January 10. Elizabeth Davis Raine seeks 10000 dollars. Lillian Phillips Metz seeks 5000 dollars. both against George Priester. The actions stem from an autumn Midland Trail automobile collision. The plaintiffs are represented by Dillon Mahan and White. In the same session Neolia Preston was appointed administrator of the Pearl Preston estate with bond by H M McCollum. Appraisers named include J J Turner.
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Walter Greeney
Summerlee
Viola Kochanska
Circuit Clerk
Elizabeth Davis Raine
George Priester
Lillian Phillips Metz
Dillon, Mahan and White
Neolia Preston
Pearl Preston
Bond
H. M. McCollum
J. J. Turner
Olives Cultivated in the United States Question
Olive crops in U S have a long history though commonly seen as Mediterranean. The article notes domestic cultivation and evolving use of olives in American agriculture and cuisine.
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Central Press Associ
U.S
Probate and court actions across Oak Hill and Montgomery
Lacey, Blake, and Vernon estates receive court action with appointed commissioners and guardians. Names include L. Burke O’Neal and W. H. Haynes as commissioners, Neolia Preston and Alice Preston as distributees, and John H. Duncan as executor. Guardians appointed for Plumbey heirs and Virginia and Victoria Vernon. Criminal cases cover larceny of a Packard, maiming, and a murder plea with varied sentences.
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G. W. Whitney
T. W. Chiles
L. Burke O'Neal
Montgomery
Neolia Preston
Alice Preston
Washington, D. C
Belinda F. Blake
Oak Hill
W. H. Hayes
J. W. Jones
John H. Duncan
Maud Stone
Lace Stone
Charleston
Roonie Oy
George Bibb
Oakill
Callie Plumbey McCoy
Perlie H. Plumbey
Kathleen Plumbey
Bond
New York Casualty Company
W. H. Haynes
W. J. Vernon
Glen Ferris
Virginia Vernon
J. W. Vernon
Victoria Vernon
J. S. Knight
Cross Word Puzzle 1A 4The sun Chop Extinct bird of New Zealand
Crossword clues list for a large puzzle page. Includes across and down entries with numbers and themes such as sun glare extinct birds and heralds. Contains many abbreviations and missing letters likely from a newspaper puzzle section.
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New Zealand
Two Sentenced in Local Court Plea Deals
Walter Conley pleaded guilty to forgery and received five years in the state penitentiary at Moundsville. Earlier, another defendant was given a one year sentence by Judge J. W. Eary. The State vs S. T. Bennett hearing was postponed to the April term on motion of attorney William G. Thompson.
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J. W. Eary
Moundsville
Green
Woodrow Hall
Thayer
Pennsylvania
Fayette County
Robert Godsey
Melvin Crist
J. W. Bary
Harold Smithson
Oscar Tolley
Walter Conley
Conley
Shirley Donnelly
Oak Hill
State
S. T. Bennett
William G. Thompson
Pittsburgh Market Report Sets Early 1940s Pace for Produce and Livestock
Produce demand moderate with apples and potatoes listed across multiple regional car lots. Butter, cheese, and poultry steady with varied firsts and specials. eggs firm in New York market. cattle and hogs price shifts noted in Baltimore and related regions.
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Pittsburgh
U. S
Pa. Dept
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Massachusetts
Local Social Notes Highlight Residents and Births
Jumping Branch resident Miss Della Meador visits aunt Mrs George Crook this week. Mrs Mary Cooper guests of sister Mrs Belmar Pittman at Glen Hedrick. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Clyde Williams on Wednesday January 10. Miss Margaret Nicely, Summers County schools superintendent, and John Bruce Douglas are noted.
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Della Meador
Coal Ridge
George Crook
Mary Cooper
Belmar Pittman
Glen Hedrick
Clyde Williams
Margaret Nicely
Summers County
John Bruce Douglas
District Activities Highlight Local Visitors and Projects
Sanitary engineers visit district schools this week while guests arrive from Princeton and Hinton. CWA sewing projects are supervised by Mrs. Garfield Lilly with Grace Lilly leading a class. Summers county road work is overseen by Acel Lilly and Stanley Hamilton. Dave Deeds visited Mt. Hope on Tuesday.
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Lee Harper
John Harper
Princeton
John Baldwin
Ralph Lilly
Hinton
Garfield Lilly
Grace Lilly
CWA
Summers County
Stanley Hamilton
Acel Lilly
Beech Run
Dave Deeds
Mt. Hope
Wild water buffalo revert to roaming on Molokai island
Oriental water buffalo imported to Hawaii over two decades ago for farming were abandoned and have since reverted to wild status on Molokai. The animals, once kept as livestock, now roam the island's landscapes, highlighting a public wildlife management concern and the need for potential relocation or containment measures.
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Hawaii
Molokai Island
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