United States Telephone Company Near Merger With Bell
The New York Tribune notes signs the United States Telephone Company may merge with Bell Telephone Company in Ohio. The company serves long distance interchanges with about 900 independent firms in Ohio and nearby states. For year ending 1911, net earnings were twice interest after depreciation. Assets could retire bonds and preferred stock at par and pay common stock. Consolidation could yield bondholders par. Plants are in excellent condition and business is rising.
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New York Tribune
United State Telephone
Bell Telephone Company
Ohio
United States
United States Telephone Company
Personal visitors and local social notes blend in month of visits
Personal 4, M Bromceld is here from Pair mont. J K Ward visits. Bush of Parke visiting. H Frank Bond an city businessman visiting. W W Reynolds and party from wonton Lane. J Q MyWhorter of Buckingham visiting in the city. G H Woods of Ktarriaville on a short visit. Jafforeon D Bassel of Interstate was a visitor Monday. W A Mieredith editor of the igs Herald was here Monday from Salem. Mrs John W Davis returns to Washington. Mrs Hilary G Richardson of Baltimore visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs W E Starcher of Latonwood spent Sunday in Grafton. Mr and Mrs Fred Lewis and children of Glenville were guests at Waldo house Sunday and Monday. Judge Hunter H Moss of Parkersburg was weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Charles B Alexander. Mr and Mrs John Williams go to Michigan tomorrow for fishing. Miss Rose Hoff of Pittsburgh was raised here Saturday due to illness of her brother‑in‑law S W Gordon who died Sunday night. Miss Wessie Harrison returned Monday from Mt Lake Park Maryland where she visited at the cottage of Mr and Mrs J H Martin. Mrs Stuart F Reed returns to Charleston after spending three weeks with her mother Mrs Ellen Smith, her sister Miss Cora Smith, and friends. Miss Anna McGraw, Miss Edna Francis, Miss Helen Lyons, and Miss Ethel Francis return Monday from Webster Springs where they spent the last week.
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M. Bromceld
Pairmont
J. K Ward
Bush
Parketly Viestor
H. Frank Bond
Aheste
Ipr
W. Reynolde
Wonton
Lane
J. Q. MyWhorter
Buckhanndm
B. Woods
Ktarriaville
Jaffereon
D. Bassel
Interstate
Willian A. Mieredith
Igs Herald
Salem
John W.davis
John Hassel
Washington
Hilary G.richardson
Baltmore
John J. Davis
W. E. Starcher
Latonwood
Grafton
Mra
Fred Lewis
Glenville
Hunter H. Moss
Parkersburg
Charles 1B. Alexander
John €. Williams
Michigan
Williams
Mins Rose Hoff
Pittsburg
W. Gordon
Misa Wessie Harrison
Mt. Lake Park
J. H. Martin
Stuart F. Reed
Charleston
Ellen Smith
Cora Smith
Anna McGraw
Edna Francis
Helen Lyons
Ethel Francis
Webster Springs
The People’s Party Pledges Reform and Woman Lawmaking
A historic pledge declares equal rights and representative government. It states a practical program of reforms, tearing down the wrongs of the era and building what fits the times, with women shaping laws and a party grown from the people’s hard necessities.
Man Killed by Falling Crane at Philipp Sheet and Tin Plate Co
Denning, aged So years, was instantly killed when a large piece fell on him at the Philipp Sheet and Tin Plate Company mill at 1218 oGlock Monday morning. A catcher from the bot mills and te realied. Sisters reside there. A brother resides at Tool Quie and another at Spencer, where his parents live. Relatives will arrive this evening to arrange the funeral.
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Om, Denning
Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Hern
Hedwaara
Mills
Tool Quie
Spencer
Auction Tonight At Cottman Store In Salem
Attorney M A Samples of Salem announces an auction at the Cottman and Pisher Store located at 28 West Pike Street. The event details are provided by the attorney for interested buyers and participants.
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M.A. Samples
Salem
Cottman. & yPisher
W. Pike St
Real Estate Ad Highlights Value in A Good Location
If you want a good home at a moderate price in a good location close to the shopping district churches schools and early trains it will pay you to investigate.
Locust Street Two Story Frame Dwelling for Sale
Locust Street two story frame dwelling with slate roof eight rooms bath basement and attic finished in oak with modern improvements good mantels and fireplaces includes garden chicken yard small fruit on a 4814 by 129 feet lot. Paved street cement walks to make a good home price 2000 cash balance on or before one and two years.
Colonial Heights Home Offers Six Rooms in Oak Finish
Colonial Heights two story frame dwelling with slate roof features six rooms one bath pantry large cellar front and back porches finished throughout in oak on a 75 by 120 foot lot with alley access brick pavement cement walks and shrubbery. Price 4750 terms one third cash balance on or before one and two years at 6 percent interest on deferred payments.
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Colonial Heights
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