Smokeless Coal Area Is Winning Its Independence
A home feature describes a weekend cottage called Lazy Days built for under two thousand dollars. With shingles and stone fireplace, it sleeps six via bunk beds and optional studio couch, and features a large lounge, porch, and adaptable sleeping plans. Plans and drawings cost one dollar from Home Features Service in Atlanta. The piece also notes Earl Linsig, born in Marlboro, New York, at eleven months, with a congenital lack of an esophagus and potential future operation.
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Home Features
Mobile Avenue
N. E
Atlanta
Georgia
Earl Linsig
Marlboro, N. Y
Growing Wealth Noted In Region
The Smokeless Coal Fields especially the New River and Winding Gulf coals sit on the brink of economic independence. Raleigh county once relied on outside capital and ginseng trades but is now building local banks and better infrastructure with regional commerce fueling wages, deposits, and prosperity.
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New River
Gulf
Raleigh County
Raleigh and
Fayette Coun
Oak Hill
Mount Hope
Beckley
Charleston
Raleigh Register
The
Post Herald
Fayette County
Thurmond
Raleigh
Central Parents And Teachers Meet Tuesday
The regular meeting of the Parent Teacher association of the Central Grades school will be held at the school house tomorrow afternoon from 3 o'clock until Mrs. Virgil Snead is scheduled for a talk and devotional exercises will be conducted by the Reverend F L Shannon. The room with the most patrons will receive a gift of a book for its library.
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Parent Teacher Association of the
Central Grades
Tomore
Virgil Snead
F. L. Shannon
Automobile per 5.07 persons stated by Chicago Motor Club head
The head of the Chicago Motor Club states there is one automobile for every 5.07 persons in the United States. This reflects a high level of car ownership and aligns with evolving transportation trends nationwide.
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United States
Chicago Motor Club
Fatal efforts to save portrait in burning home
Irvin Slanec 36 died after entering his flaming Chicago home to rescue a portrait of his dead father. His mother Anna 60 was burned and Elmer another son suffered serious injuries when he fell from a ladder. Police dogs helped save four of the five occupants. A separate note mentions a blind basketball team formed in 1929 at the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind using bells for guidance.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Irvin Slanec
Anna Slanec
Irvin
Elmer
Alabama Institute For Deaf and Blind
Talladega
Tea Room to Open in Former Fauchette Building
Remodeling of the former Faucettes five and ten cent stores building is underway. Maynard Brothers will operate a tea room and delicatessen in the space, relocating from Williamson where their tea room is a popular city institution. The opening is expected by February 1.
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Faucettes Five
Ten Cent
Maynard Brothers
Williamson
AEP To Lower Rates For Domestic Consumers
Appalachian Electric Power plans the final rate cut next month reducing the domestic service charge to 15 cents. Savings will total 30 cents or more per customer, with commercial customers also seeing ongoing reductions until August. Several utilities report increased sales as prices fall.
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Appalachian Electric Power Company
George M. Eckley
Beckley District
United States
Deaf Scottie Adapts To Vibration Signals At Home
A Scottie owned by Mrs. Arthur Ovitt of Madison Wisconsin became deaf yet adapted to commands by responding to floor stamp vibrations and hand signs learning a new routine to communicate with her mistress.
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Arthur Ovitt
Madison, Wis
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Fayette
Wyoming
Nicholas
Greenbrier
Boone
Chesapeake and Ohio
Virginian
Kanawha
Glen Jean
Eastern
New York Central
Central
E. F. Cooper
Homeseekers Land & Building CO
Stallard’s
Main Street
H. T. Calfee & Son
Third Avenue
W. Va
Watts Insurance Agency
Bair
Cole and
May
Fayette Street
Maynards
Pioneer Insurance Company
Home Insurance Agency
Beckley Hotel
John Hope
Aunt Betty
FHA
City Lumber & Supply Company
Sisson Street
E. M. Crouch
Camel’s
West Virginia
B- J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Cam
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