Government should take charge of coal mines in state
A West Virginia editor argues for state control of coal mines and endorses Congress reducing army strength to 175,000. The piece notes Capitol removal debates, Wilson era postmaster appointments, and President-elect plans, while criticizing disarmament and rail freight costs affecting business.
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West Virginia production tax proposal for state funds
The West Virginia Legislature faces a chance to raise funds for a new capitol by imposing a production tax on canal, gas, oil, lumber, and limestone. Proponents argue these commodities enrich out of state owners and should bear a larger share of state costs. If producers raise prices to offset the tax, the burden would largely fall on outsiders while most product flow is external to the state. The article notes long-standing calls for taxing natural resources and public service corporations, with opposition from coal operators alleging no profiteering. It also reports a crime incident in Shenandoah involving a robbery at a bank, a pensioner victim, and a suspect.
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Knott Family History Traced Through Early Colonists
The author discusses compiling Knott family origins in the United States, tracing roots to England and Denmark. He notes Rev J W Nott and others confirming name variations, cites James Knott of Virginia lineage, and suggests Knott as among the oldest English lines in America. He mentions connections to Pocahontas’s era and 17th-century colonial settlement, stressing extensive research across libraries and family memories.
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William Knott
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Mysterious Ridge County Notice Signals Staffing Cuts
A garbled notice from the Camertand Valley division of No Poleeylvania Ruitttead outlines imminent staffing reductions and procedural changes. It mentions 275 positions at Hertshire and Win and indicates clerks, somethings, and other staff will be affected. Further details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Willie ‘Peinis
Knott Family History Proposal Emphasizes Collaboration
A busy man argues for a Knott family history with photos from various branches. He notes demand exists, but warns it will require significant work and care and urges others to provide information to enable a collaborative project.
BILLMYER'S Bargain Store Prices Slashed Across Apparel
BILLMYER'S Bargain Store advertises deep discounts on men’s and women’s clothing and shoes from shirts and pants to dresses and slippers. The list features prices in dollars and cents, with a bold call to shop now as spring arrivals are mentioned.
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Public Sale at Rosedale Farm Near Kearneysville
Intending to discontinue housekeeping, the owner will hold a sale at the residence “Rosedale” west of Kearneysville adjoining I. O. VanMetre’s farm on Thursday January 27 1921 at 12 30. The catalog lists beds chairs tables stoves carpets churns tools and domestic items with a three month credit for sums of 1000 and over secured by approved security. No property moves until sale terms are met at Farmers Bank of Stephersdtown.
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Desirable Dwelling At Public Sale in Shepherdstown
The Shipley public sale offers a desirable dwelling at 9 Washington Street, Shepherdstown, with a partly brick and frame house of ten rooms, water, outbuildings, and stable on a fronting lot. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance due in equal installments at six and twelve months, notes secured by a lien, possession April 1, 1921. Mrs. Fonrose Shipley, MP Crowl Auctioneer.
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Weekly Market Bulletin Fire Hits Capitol Building
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a fire damaging the Capitol Building and neighboring offices. The jagged text mentions a market bulletin and various personnel, but details remain unreadable.
Woolen Goods Factory Direct to Consumer
Advertises factory to consumer sale of guaranteed all wool fabric 56 inches wide. Prices stated as nothing over $2.00 per yard with offer to write for samples. Includes emphasis on direct ordering and sample availability.
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