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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1936
Page
12
An LX period notices section appears in Geekley Newspapers detailing ads and announcements across multiple editions. The brief item notes revenue or circulation figures exceeding six thousand dollars and highlights the advertising feature for readers.
Alf M Landon gains near confirmation after a New Deal critique and rising delegate support. Delegates rally with banners as Hamilton proclaims Landon will win on an early ballot. Landon plans a vacation before stepping onto the campaign trail atop the Republican platform.
A taxied list from Bair Bros and Brill Motor Car Company features multiple used autos, including Ford V-8 sedans, coupes, a roadster, and a slim spread of Chevrolet and Plymouth models. Addresses and phone numbers anchor the dealership ad with prices noted for several 1920s and 1930s vehicles. The entry lists model years from 1928 to 1935 with varying conditions and mileage cues.
Rates and rules for telephone and walk in ads. Cash and charge options shown. Display rates at 75c per column inch daily with minimum one inch. Death notices and in memoriam priced per line. Forms close times for evening Register and next morning Post-Herald.
A cluttered puzzle page presents a mix of clues and garbled text including Promiiing balustrade matform before a window thin twelve inches and a long list of numbered hints. The segment shows numerous misspellings and partial phrases with scattered answers like 2 percent annex and 71 pipes while a playful but unclear final line resembles a garbled alphabet and name strings.
Concrete foundations for a 100 ton coal bin for pea coal have been completed by the New River and Pocahontas Consolidated Coal company. Steel erection contract awarded to a Fairmont firm. Steel workers expected to arrive Monday.
Article recounts the 1777 authorization of the first American flag with 13 stars and 3 stripes, noting a later change to 15 stripes and 15 stars before adjustments for new states. Includes a summary by R. J. Scott.
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