Hairdresser Advertises 30 Years Experience
Classified ad states a barber or hairdresser with thirty years of experience behind the shears offering services.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1914
Page
24
Classified ad states a barber or hairdresser with thirty years of experience behind the shears offering services.
Charleston April 24 The Supreme Court of Appeals affirmed the Brooke county circuit court ruling in George v Tri-State Gas Co holding there is no general legal duty for a gas company to shut off gas for fire protection unless requested by statute or regulation The opinion by Judge Robinson also discusses LeBedé Iron Works v Quarter Savings Bank and the bond indemnity issues over stock certificates with detailed holdings on damages and responsibilities for stockholders and corporations
A creditor seeks to enforce a 1892 judgment against L. by a later creditors suit. The court rules that absence from the state for five years does not restart the statute if the lien remains intact. Merger of judgments is not automatic. inequity may prevent it. The ruling addresses absence, lien preservation, and failure to add subsequent purchasers.
Fourth class postmasters appointed in West Virginia include Lot G. McQuain at Caress Braxton. Wright at Hiera Preston. Harry K. Signed Vera M. Stalnaker at Progress Braxton. Verna B. Myers at Stoffel Kanawha. Griffith at Weir Kanawha. Lou s Zimmermann Carlisle Fayette. Cecelia A. Seahill Coalton Randolph. Advertisement for Gandy Provision Co. sale of spring lamb and poultry.
H. J. Engle equalled the world record by shearing a sheep in thirty two seconds using a power machine in Columbus Ohio. This event marked the United States’ only contest of its kind.
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