Fire hose fines and Mussolini plots in Beckley ############
In Beckley morning paper two men fined in city court for driving over fire hose Sunday night. Local items include flood talk affecting Wheeling Parkersburg and Point Pleasant, Mussolini money schemes between Italian relatives, and a tale of Prince the horse helping Crouse clear a snowdrift near Grays Flats.
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Poesy
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
Minnie Dent
Embee’s
Beckley
Lower Food Prices Promise Housewives Breathing Spell
Government food supply experts foresee a general price easing in 1936 with meat costs falling toward year end. Pork, beef, and bread may decline further, while fruits and vegetables remain plentiful. milk and dairy products rise with uncertain butter prospects. Poultry supply grows, egg production up, and farm program effects uncertain.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Birth of daughter Joyce Antoinette Hall announced
Mr and Mrs Fred Hall announce the birth of a daughter Joyce Antoinette on March 15 weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces Mrs Hall is reported to be well and proceeding at home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hutchinson
Huntington
Ida S. O'Dell
Mr. Hutchinson
Mrs. G. R. Hutchinson
Lucy Sue Briggs
Daniel
Mount View
Fred Hall
Joyce Antoinette
Hall
Free Trial for Rupture Control Method Adverts
An advertisement offers a free trial of a rupture control method from W. Rice at 1048 Main St Adams NY. It promises relief regardless of rupture size or duration and urges readers to request the trial with no obligation. The copy emphasizes ease of use, normal activities, and no risk in trying the device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Rice
Main St
Adams
N. Y
W. &. Rice
Adama
N.X
Funeral services for Garfield Cheatwood in Whipple
Garfield Cheatwood of Whipple was killed in the mine on Tuesday. Funeral services will be held in Whipple on Friday at 2:00 PM. Burial at Carlisle with Schley and Lee undertakers in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Cheatwood
Whipple
Carlisle
Schley and Lee
Injunction Suit Is Disposed Of
Washington March 19 Senate lobby committee sidestepped one of William Randolph Hearst’s injunction suits by withdrawing a subpoena for a telegram to a Hearst editor. The House protested as the telegram's copy was delivered to Chairman McSwain. Elisha Hanson called the move cowardly.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
William Randolph Hearst
House
Wita
Hearst
Western Union
McSwain
D-Sc
House Military—Committee
House Chamber
Elisha Hanson
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Lingering Coughs
A vintage ad touts Creomulsion as effective for chest colds and stubborn coughs. It highlights Beechwood Creosote, fluid extracts, and ingredients like tar, licorice, and ipecac to loosen phlegm and heal irritated tissues. Doctors and druggists endorse its potency, with a money back guarantee if results are unsatisfactory.
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Ady
Luckies A Light Smoke Promotes Consistent Flavor
The ad describes Luckies as a light smoke with less acidity. It highlights centuries of selection and rough rule of thumb methods giving way to chemical analysis by the Research Department. Reports provide a guide to acidity and alkalinity, aiding buyers alongside sight, smell, and touch in blending.
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Buc
Harold M. Birra
Frentu Gagalone
Jimmie Bisato
Frento
Italy
Heber Street
Mussolini
Frenzo
Benito
Filippo Gagalone
Raleigh County
Beckiey Ice and Feed Company
C. O. Crouse
Prince
Mr. Crouse
Grays Flats
Crouse
Fharry M
Gori
Preaks
Edward
Small
Melody Singers
van Hutcheson Aston Gaarge
Bowes
Bank of Raleigh
West Virginia
United States
Trust Cos
Raleigh
I. C. Prince
R. M. French
Everett N. Smith
Cashier
Thos, H. Wickham
J. F. Bolen Ashton File
Johnson City
Tenn
Sunny South
Norman Hayes
Raleigh Radio & Refrigerator Coo
Bair
Mths
Remalae
Sherbrook Products
Cheatwood Funeral
Fea
Lai
Wlky
The
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