Rebartera Issued of State In Lincoln West Virginia
August 12 report notes rebartera issuance by a state entity. Mediaine Company linked to Lincoln district bounty in West Virginia faces capital and incorporation details. Named individuals Berry Charles D. Berry B. H. McPherson among initial incorporators.
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Mediaine Company
Diane Olf
Lincoln District Bounty
West
Virginia
Au- S Capital
Berry
Ghas
D. Berry
B. H. McPherson
West Virginia coal and utilities firms listed in filings
Details show two WV corporations with authorized capitals of 200000 and 51000. Incorporators from Fairmont Grafton Beckley Charleston Mannington and Montgomery are named. Separate note mentions decorating efforts in the city ahead of a state meeting of the Pythians in late August with extensive preparations underway.
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Mont
W. Va
Webster County
West Virginia
Tte
Frame
J. FP. Ritchie
H. M. Showalter
Fairmont
J C. Lewis
Grafton
J. F. Beatty
Mannington
Montgomery Utilities Company
Montgomery
J. Lilly
Wesley Wilkes
Beckley
A. A. Lilly
IB J Brown
A. H. Curry
Charleston
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend News
Mrs Frank Baron hosted calls with Mrs Slater and Mrs Martin Pete while Mrs Ira Jolliffe and Mason socialize. Mrs W Lowe plans to visit Cleveland relatives late this week. W Lightner, from Salem, spent Sunday with his family and J F Mason toured his Barfour county farm. Hart Lowe is prospering in a new field of work.
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Chicago
Atlantis City
Frank Baron
Debiadee Her ‘Slater
Martin Pete
Ira Jolliffe
Cmd
Mason
W. A. Lowe
W. Dison
Cleveland
W. Lightner
Sear
Salem
Iis
J. F. Mason
Barfour County
Hart Lowe
Public Service Commission Sets Water Meter Testing Rules
The Public Service Commission proposes tentative water rules requiring meters with registration errors over four percent to be inspected by the commission. Domestic meters must be tested every four years and testing costs may be borne by the consumer or the company depending on accuracy. Fees scale by meter size from one to four inches with special charges for larger outlets.
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Public Service Commission
Reward offer challenges lawmakers on tariff questions
A letter to the Daily Trade Record offers a reward of one thousand dollars to any member of the U S Senate or House who can correctly answer ten questions about the cotton schedule of the Underwood Simmons tariff bill. The writer cites a belief in the cotton seeds trade and questions lawmakers’ knowledge of technical duties in the enactment process.
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New York
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Unclear 4 bodies to publish levy estimates notice
A partial and garbled notice discusses levy estimates and publication fees. It mentions August and Megost and references a tax commissioner calling attention to boards that are not required to publish. Readable details are missing to identify entities or exact actions.
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Wiei Gutton
Honest Clothing Policy Advertises Across Ohio and West Virginia
A textile maker touts honest woolens and trim mings while praising a large army of well-dressed men as their strongest advertisement. The company claims over 40,000 suits were made last year and asserts an average profit of 1 dollar per suit, totaling about 40,000 dollars.
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Ohio
West Virginia
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