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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
6
The Raleigh Register details subscription rates and payment terms. Annual, six month, and three month rates are listed with costs, payable strictly in advance. Editorial and management by SHAS. HODEL noted.
On March 11 1920 a Beckley column criticizes local business leaders for neglecting city building. It notes the Chamber of Commerce has fewer than 100 paid members though 250 were hoped, despite executive secretary James's efforts. The piece calls for broader community support and a regional vision.
The piece argues for safety first in everyday life and in public campaigns. It contrasts instinctive self preservation with neglect of vulnerable people. It champions a national safety campaign against needless disease and urges a census slogan promoting a population of maximum quality.
All former service men in Raleigh County urged to join the Raleigh County Post American Legion. The message promotes the organization’s purpose and calls for new members, then shifts to quips about remedies and cynicism before a final note on temptation.
In Raleigh County West Virginia a contractor note for 1500 dollars, dated December 17 1919, seeks payment with endorsements by county court members and officials. The Advisory Committee reports admonishes engineers appointed without proper approval and urges safeguards for county interests amid linked contracts and bank security.
A candidate for county clerk announces seeking the Republican nomination on May 25. Serving first term, the applicant cites office experience as a basis for improved county service and promises continued competent performance if re elected.
A reader notice presents two declarations of candidacy for Raleigh County sheriff. V Cottle seeks the Democratic nomination for sheriff in the May primary and W P Shumate announces candidacy in the Republican primary, both urging voter support.
A list of Democratic contenders announces candidacies for Justice of the Peace in Strap Hill Shady Spring Town districts. Each candidate appeals for primary votes on May 25 1920 and seeks party nomination to succeed themselves in respective districts. Names include Jas H Crawford J W Hunt and F C George with Beekley W Va and Fireco W Va mentions.
M L Painter announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Judge of the Criminal Court of Raleigh County West Virginia subject to convention. He requests votes and support and signs as respectfully submitted
A notice seeking a delegate to the Democratic convention in San Francisco invites voters from the Sixth Congressional District to participate in the selection process. It outlines the district’s role, eligibility, and timing for casting a vote or seeking nomination.
William A. MacCorkle petitions Democrats in the Sixth district asking primary voters on May 25 1926 to choose him as an unpledged delegate to the June 28 1920 Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. He pledges to go unpledged to help obtain a broadly acceptable national candidate.
Dear Editor urges citizens to grow more food this year for constant supply and canning. The author argues gardening reduces living costs and strengthens local circulation, calling for every resident to adjust affairs toward over production and self sufficiency.
Clermont Florida March 1 1920 a correspondent notes distance enchants while snow storms rage in New York and Pennsylvania Congress debates League of Nations as they chase scraps of political talk The writer hopes The Man Behind the Hoe will cull politicians Minnie Ogden enjoys Florida sun Radishes lettuce and garden tomatoes grace the table while potatoes cost 8420 per bushel and the author plans a return when birds depart
J F Clay condemns theft in the city and appeals for cooperation with law officers. He urges reporting stolen property and upholding the law, arguing that theft harms society and that able-bodied thieves are morally wrong. He calls for backing officers with backbone to improve the country.
Notice to all persons holding mechanics liens liens by judgment or otherwise on the property or project. Claims and demands may be filed to preserve security interests as required by law. The notice advises lien claimants of procedures, deadlines, and who to contact for further action.
A wry old saying notes that many women unable to drive a horse can still steer a husband. The quip reflects humorous gender dynamics popular in period humor columns.
A brief line reflects on the constraints many husbands faced, hinting at social or legal limits on personal liberty within marriage without graphic detail. It presents a somber note on rights and autonomy for men in domestic life.
The phrase notes Lot's wife as symbolic salt of the earth but comments on ongoing dissatisfaction, framing a moral or reflective remark rather than a concrete event or report. The line uses biblical imagery to critique contentment and virtue.
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