Real Estate Listings in Colonial Heights Area
Five lots left in Colonial Heights advertised for ground tour with prices from 75 to 900 by street. Valint lot 31 by 80 feet priced 850. Northview offers a four room cottage on a 66 by 165 foot corner lot with water, shade trees and a well and a yearly 150 incentive for purchaser. price 3000 with 2000 cash and remaining in one to three years. Altavista four room cottage 40 by 60 feet near streetcar line priced 1650 with 250 cash and 25 monthly. Haymond Heights four room cottage 30 by 90 feet priced 1800 with 100 cash and 15 monthly.
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Northview
Alta Vista
Haymond Heights
Republican meetings called district delegates to state convention
District meetings in Harrion county are set for May 9 1914 at 2 p m to elect ten delegates from eight districts to the West Virginia Republican delegate convention in Charleston May 20 1914. They may consider changes to delegate rules and representation and any other business before the state convention. Locations include Court House Shimnston G H Gordons Lumberport Romines Mills Lost Creek Wallace Bridgeport Bristol West Milford and more by order of the County Executive Committee. ALTO THE TELEGRAPH WASHINGTON DC April 29 Congressman Brown has introduced a pension bill for Charles L Van Newkirk of Kingwood.
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Harrion County
Caca
Republican Party of
West Virginia
Charleston
National Republican Committee
Clark
Court House
Clay
Shimnston
Goal
G. H. Gordon
Eagle
Lumberport
Eli
Romines Mills
Grant
Lost Creek
Sardis
Wallace
Simpson
Bridgeport
Tenmile
Bristol
Union
West Milford
Washington, D. GC
Brown
Charles L. van Newkirk
Kingwood
Dainty new fabrics banner pricing and styles
A catalog style listing describes tat and B va values and War fabrics with low prices under a small profit policy. It highlights cotton voile crepes and new printed fabrics, detailing widths 36 to 72 inches and prices around 25c to 35c per yard.
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Dresden
Protest at Standard Oil Building Arrests in 1900s Scene
Mrs. Silverman and Mrs. Sinclair led a sidewalk protest before 26 Broadway. Police detained several suffragists including Elizabeth Freeman and Margaret Remington Charter, one released after questioning, others jailed pending arraignment.
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Colorado
Sinclair
West Virginia weighs troops call amid federal curbs
The article notes White House limits on appropriations affecting Hinton and Buckhannon matters and a pending general call for 250000 troops. Rep Sutherland discusses West Virginia’s share and potential contributions, while aviator George Rawson battles injuries with remarkable recovery after a Spencer biplane crash.
The Pride of Jerico and Eyes Have It On Bill
AAY THE BWOY TODAY advertises the Famous Players Film Company's four part feature The Pride of Jerico. Pathe Weekly No. 26 presents The Eyes Have It a two part comedy and a two part Essanay on a splendid bill.
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Famous Players Film Company
Jerico
Pathe Weekly
Moving Picture Exposition to Return in June New York
The moving picture art annual exposition returns the week of June 15 with wide attendance and international interest. Producers and exhibitors fill the Grand Central Palace with booths, signaling strong market demand and public benefit.
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EW York
Moving Picture Tang
Moving Picture Arc
Tuc Universal
National Association of Motion Picture Exhibitors
Grand Central Palace
West Virginia postmasters appointed and reappointed
Postmaster appointments update lists fourth class officers in West Virginia. J W Connor named at Duncan Jackson county replacing Fred S Batton. Charli Briggs at Glenray Summers county replacing John M Myers. Andrew J Hickman at Levi Braxton county replacing Marion J Thrash. John D Puckett at Winding Gulf Raleigh county replacing Russell Newman. James R Branch at Branchfeld Lincoln county and Charles V Pennington at Pettry Mercer county reappointed and placed in classified service after civil service exam.
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Washington, D. C
West Virginia
J. W. Connor
Duncan
Jackson County
Fred S. Batton
Charli Briggs
Glenray
Summers County
John M. Myers
Andrew J. Hickman
Levi
Braxton County
Marion J. Thrash
John D.puckett
Winding Gulf
Raleigh County
Russell Newman
James R. Branch
Branchfeld
Lincoln County
Charles V. Pennington
Pettry
Mercer County
Classified Service
Civil Service
Superintendents Meet to Modernize Church Finance in West Virginia
A West Virginia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church superintendents meeting concluded at the Waldo hotel aiming to bring modern finance into conference churches. Attendees included Rev. Dr. S. J. Miller of Parkersburg, Rev. S. F. Townsend of Elkins, Rev. W D Reed of Oakland Maryland, and Rev. Dr. Ford of New York, field secretary of the church finance commission.
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West Virginia
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Waldo Hotel
S. J. Miller
Parkersburg
S. F. Townsend
Elkins
W-D. Reed
Oakland
Dr. Ford
New York
Church Finance Commission
Aging Inspector Illness Delays Public Building Duty
Julius Caesar Holmes of Charles Town, long time chief inspector of public buildings, is unwell at his home in Washington and ready for any assignment. Creamer Young also seeks leniency in duties until health improves, joined by Congressman Brown.
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Charles Town
Washington, D. C
Julius Caesar Holmes
Cleveland
Creamer Young
Secretary of the Treasury
Congressman Brown
Guide Michael Cornin Declared Insane After Roosevelt Trip
Adirondack guide and hotel owner Michael Cornin who once carried Theodore Roosevelt to the railroad after McKinley’s assassination ride has been adjudged insane and committed to a state institution at Ogdensburg following a hazardous midnight North Woods journey.
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Michael Cornin
Adirondack
Theodore Roosevelt
North Woods
Roosevelt Camp
Mckinley
Ogdensburg
Petition Drives For National Prohibition Reach Congress
Washington April 29 Congressman Neely reports receiving petitions favoring nationwide prohibition of liquor traffic. Home petitions from Baptist, Sunday school groups and local churches urge passage of the statute to curb alcohol.
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Fupadal
TSE Telesnam
Washington
2. C
Neely
Tast
Buntay Gchool
Ardien
W. J. Jade End Cranty
Resinol Heals Itching Eczema
An old advertisement promotes Resinol as a remedy for itching eczema. The short copy emphasizes relief for irritated skin and mentions general skin discomfort in a period tone.
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Resinol
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Liver Health Stated
An ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel liver toning. It claims 17 years of practice show the tablets’ miraculous results and that they are sugar coated olive colored pills free from calomel’s adverse effects.
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Dr.Edwards
Edwards
House passes bills granting pensions to two Kingwood men
The House approved measures by Congressman Brown to grant pensions to Capt. J. B. Murdoch of Kingwood and John F. Bennett of Kingwood. The action was reported from Washington on April 28.
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Washington, DC
House
Brown
J. B. Murdoch
Kingwood
John F. Bennett
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George Rawson
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Clarksburg
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