MONEY SPENT AND HOTLY DEBATED POLITICS
The June 8 1922 issue criticizes Gifford Pinchot’s 117000 on campaign publicity for Pennsylvania governor nomination and defends President Harding against a veto of the bonus bill. It condemns Attorney General Daugherty amid calls for accountability while noting Baltimore prohibition unrest. It also discusses wage cuts for railroad workers, a five percent import duty proposal, and press economics in West Virginia.
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Giffors Pinchot
Pennsylva
Keystone State Hill
Harding
Congress
Paltimore
Baltimore
Prohibition
Local notes from Sharpsburg on weather and visits
A Sharpsburg column reports a heavy rain that aided corn growth and damaged less, with farmers Jacob Kidwiler and Wesley Church ey building sanitary cow stables on R D Fisher farm.旅行
Arden woman ends life in attic tragedy
Mrs Nannie Kenney Chenowith widow of A Hunter Chenowith of Arden killed herself by hanging in the garret before noon Friday. Her mother found the body after a noon meal and the coroner ruled death by own action. She was 53 and survived by her mother two brothers and a Virginia native husband and father earlier deaths weighed on her.
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Nannie Kenney Chenowith
A. Hunter Chenowith
Arden
Jacob Sites
Allweys
John Kenney
Chenowith
John Wesley Kenney
Clearbrook, Va
Isaiah Kenney
Cuba
Frederick County
Virginia
Martinsburg Journal
Bids Opened for Berkeley and Jefferson County Road Projects
Bids were opened for two major projects in Jefferson and Berkeley counties. One involves grading and paving 4.0 miles of the Winchester pike from the West Virginia Virginia line toward Inwood with concrete and broken stone base. The other, near Rest, covers 1 mile of new construction from the Over bridge to Hinser's Ferry and Bolivar to the cement road, with bids by PJ Flanigan & Long Co. of Baltimore at about 106000 dollars. Low bidder Brooks wastow was noted at roughly 540041. Contracts not yet awarded but expected soon. Mayor Wysong visited the Register Office amid disputes over municipal election methods. he and supporters defend the recent vote as fair.
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Jacob Kidwiler
Wesley Churchey
R. D. Fisher
Houston Carnahan
Dick Stewart
Baltimore
Houston
Ioan Renner
Charles McGraw
Philadelphia
Louise Pony
New York
Mary Hoffman
Mack McGraw
Pry
K. of P
Williamsport
Harvey Swain
Gumbarland
John Swain
Frank Hibarger
Frank Staub
Washington
Thomas Stain
Joli Smith
Ohio
Ridgeley Brushears and Son
Steclton
Ridge
Atvey Jackson
Roanoke
Jackson
No & W. Railroad
Buseard
Antietam
Franklin Grams
Nettie Hemphill
Harry Remsburg
Charles Snyder
The
National Cemetery
Luther Jackson
Latte
Lewis
Treeting
Idge
Rand Commission
Peenet
Charleston
Inelid
Jeferson
Berkele
Hinser's
Winchester Pike
West Virginia-Virginia State Line
Rest
Old Pike
Inwood
PJ Flanigan & Long Co
Rots
Charles Town
Baltimore Sun
Wy Sang
Shenandoah Candidate Declares Democratic Bid Local race details
A Shenandoah resident announced this week their candidacy for the Democratic party in the upcoming legislative race. The contender named Brower Ghui is described as a former party member now seeking a public seat while pledging to pursue reform.
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Brown
Shenandoah Jynetion
Democratie
Sei
Wahiog
Brower Ghui
Bonham Seeks Re election as Jefferson County Superintendent
Mr. Editor announces J. N. Bonham of Summit Pont as a candidate for re election to the office of County Superintendent of Schools for Jefferson County subject to the Democratic primary on August 1st. If favored by the voters he will continue to give faithful and competent service.
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J. N. Bonham
Summit Pont
Jefferson County
Nelson R. Roberts for County Commissioner in Middleway
Nelson R. Roberts announces his candidacy for County Commissioner from Middleway district, pending the Democratic primary on August 1. He pledges to continue the valuable service he has provided in the past if elected.
Moler Named as Delegate Candidate by Jefferson Voters
A Jefferson County voters committee announces J Strider Moler as a candidate for the West Virginia House of Delegates to be confirmed at the August 1 primary. The group asks voters for Moler’s support to protect local interests.
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J Strider Moler
House of Delegates of
West Virginia
Jeferson County
Moler
Kirkland S. McKee Files for County Superintendent
Kirkland S. McKee of Shepherdstown announces as a candidate for Jefferson County County Superintendent of Free Schools subject to the Democratic primary on August 1, 1922. He is described as fully qualified for the office to the satisfaction of the people.
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Kirkland S. McKee
Shepherdstown
Jefferson County
Democratic Candidates Announce Him for State Senate
Public notices show FRANK J BECKWITH seeking Democratic nomination for West Virginia 15th Senatorial District. W. W. BROWN declares opposition to radical measures and pledges party service if supported. Both letters express intent to run in upcoming primary and emphasize protecting Jefferson county interests.
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State Senate
W. W. Brown
Administratrix's Notice of Louise A. Wysong Estate
The administratrix Katherine Wetzell notifies all creditors to make prompt payment and presents claims for settlement. May 25 1922 administrative notice.
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Louise A. Wysong
Ham buyers seek sugar cured country hams 12 to 30 pounds
We will pay a good price for country hams weighing between twelve and thirty pounds. Hams must be sugar cured and smoked. Apply to Edward L. Rein Hart or Henry Shepherd.
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Edward L. Rein
Hart
Henry Shepherd
For Sale Nearby Shepherdstown Property Ad
For sale five desirable bail adjacent to Shepherdstown near Charles Town West Virginia. Apply to UMC Geteendanner. May 11 1922 4w.
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Shepherdstnwn
Sauiare Font
UMC Geteendanner
Charles Town
Wy Va
Insure Your Crops Against Hail and Fire Protection
Insure your growing crops against hail with low cost. J Strider Moler offers real estate and insurance services with fire protection options. Contact phone 86. June 1, 1922.
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J. Strider Moler
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Shepherdstown, W. Va
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Senate
Senatee
Rutherlant
Flso
Cer
Sharpsburg
Mose K. Albert
Hagerstown
John H. Schoppert
Frank Dobbins
C. F Daniels
G. R. Beddow
Wm. B. Snyder
H. M. Calhoun
Franklin
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Martinsburg
J. H. Oliver
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Kearneys
M.E
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Sundy
Marvin Chapel
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Sunay School
Wesley
Shepherds Town
Old College
Zion Presbyterian
Elk Branch
Hvilla Lutheran
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A. m
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Sheen
Marshall Burns
Mary Eagan
Goodell
Kearne
Haver
Havett Brothora
O. C. May
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Inhart
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As Oriad
Henry Duneres
A. O. Atkin
Hane Johnson
Swamit Point
Thomas Frasier
Charles Tarn
Stead
Wyong
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Paw Paw
House OF Delates
House of Delegates
Frank J Beckwith
Katherine Wetzel
Harley
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Lyric Theatre Building
Cincinnati
Strider Moler
SHSA
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Poland
China
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Mr. Riely
Mr. Emery
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Chautauqua
Chapel Singers
Chauteuque
Elliott A. Boyt
Chautauque Superintendent
Colafemina Concert Company
Gregory Zilbourg
Fara Groves
Mirs
Helen B. Paulsen
Junior Chautauque
A. C. Zebner
Punch and Judy
Will H. Smith
Colonial Operatic Company
Gibson’s Drug Store
Burpee's Garden Seeds
Parker Fountain
Robert Gibson
Vigus
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Ws Bnd
Rousenold Department
A. J. Grandstaff
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