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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1920

Page

18

Beckley Engineers to Hear National Association Talk

C B Scott announces F E N Thatcher district secretary of the American Association of Engineers will visit Beckley this week. On Thursday at eight oclock in the school auditorium he will address Beckley engineers and nearby workers about the aims of the association and its efforts to advance the economic welfare of the profession. All interested are invited to attend.

C. B. Scott F. E. N. Thatcher American Association of Engineers Beckley Beckley and Association of Engineers

Mrs Redden Returns From Visit With Legg at Dorothy

Mrs A B Redden came back last Saturday from a two week visit with her daughter Mrs Lairdy B Legg at Dorothy.

A. B. Redden Lairdy B. Legg Dorothy

Professor Tanner Praises Hypo Cod as Superior Tonic

Prominent chemist T Bernard Tanner of Philadelphia endorses Earle's Hypo Cod as the best balanced cod liver oil tonic. He cites its active nutrients, reduced fatty taste, malt content, hypo phosphates, and aromatic flavor. He urges readers to try the tonic and visit local drug stores for bottles.

Tanner Earle T. Bernard Tanner Philadelphia Tannner T. Bernard Tanner, M. So P. D

Packers Plan Strikes Snag in Stock Yard Merger

Washington reports the Federal Trade Commission found the plan by the Big Five packers to sell stock yard interests to F H Prince Co of Boston would not separate stock yards from packer interests. The plan would worsen monopoly, merging 15 major yards that handle 73 percent of animals at stock yard markets.

Washington F. H. Prince & Co Boston Federal Trade Commission Palmer F. H. Prince Packers Department of Justice Chicago

Boy Killed in Sham Battle at Camp Meade

A sham battle during the Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment at Camp Meade Maryland ended in tragedy when four year old Carl Dornbush was killed by a fragment from a shell during the miniature barrage. Crowds crowded near danger zones in their eagerness to view the operation.

Camp Meade Veterans of Foreign Wars Meuse Argonne Carl Dornbush

Democrats Eye Victory Drive in West Virginia Race

Democrats aim for bold win in West Virginia with vigorous campaign from state and county organizations. Financial support urged from all members to back four years of good government with contributions from one to fifty dollars and to join the subscription list today.

West Virginia

Looks Fifteen Years Younger By Tanlac Cure

Mrs Minnie G Taylor of Huntington West Virginia recounts a remarkable recovery after a year of severe illness. She credits Tanlac for restoring her appetite digestion and nerves and says she now feels years younger and sleeps well. Tanlac is sold in Beckley by White Cross Pharmacy and in Sullivan by Sullivan Coal & Coke Co.

Minnie G. Taylor 21St Street Huntington W. Va Tanlac Beckley White Cross Pharmacy Sullivan Sullivan Coal & Coke Co

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Rose & Turner Co Beckley, W. VA Ginger Federal Commission Packer Talewell Mfg.co North Talewell Raleigh Grocery Co Mabscott, W. Va Wholesale Distributors USC Frey E. & S. Frey Baltimore Mrs. Taylor Taniac R. H. Hunter Blankenship Bldg Neville St Home Tailoring Co O. C. Harvey Enbiem of Satsfeton Rue Eness Buick Bair Bros In. Beckley, W. VA LT. Buick
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