Examination and Development of Coal Property
Report notes examinations and surveys of coal property with notes computed, maps and tracings made. Blue printing completed.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1912
Page
10
Report notes examinations and surveys of coal property with notes computed, maps and tracings made. Blue printing completed.
R B Berheim of Welch McDowell county circuit clerk and Republican state committee secretary is noted as a prominent local business figure. Erosa's Bis Remnant Sale is set for tomorrow morning with Berheim to be in attendance.
Wheeling residents B C Dancer and W R Stevenson are noted as city residents visiting. Parkersburg J L Silcott and Mannington C B Turner appear as visitors. Huntington HB Hale and others travel for business or social visits including Curtis B Fleming from Fairmont and the Hormers returning from Washington. Charles Lucas, a Shinnston resident, was in town Wednesday.
The mines on the Elkhorn and Sandy Valley railroad built by the coal company were turned over to the Baltimore and Ohio in August. The Sandy Valley road runs from Jenkins to Shelby and into Consolidation property. Construction cost about 5 million dollars as part of developing a 100000 acre Kentucky coal tract. The company has spent millions to upgrade high grade coal for commercial use.
The secretary proposes four revenue cutters and a future program of two cutters per year, plus power presses for the engraving and printing bureau. Additional measures include pensions for civil service and life saving service members, oleomargarine law revisions, anti–opium traffic legislation, and a new bureau to supervise law expression with Congress to clarify enforcement.
The South Penn Oil Company reports it has drilled its No.5 well on the E. M. Estlack farm in Tenmile district and installed a five-barrel pumper at Gordon Sind.
Teachers from Eagle district will convene an institute in Lumberport on Friday with sessions in the morning afternoon and night. An outside university man is slated to speak and assist in the program.
The notice invites readers to attend Broan's remnant sale tomorrow morning. It urges being on hand for deals and limited stock.
An advertisement promotes Booths HYOMEI as a ready aid for croup in children. It advises keeping a bottle on hand, using 20 drops in two bowls of warm water, and tall towels to vaporize the medicine. The claim states it saves lives and includes money back if not satisfactory for croup colds and related ailments. It is marketed by Wells and Haymaker Co.
Cousin of Capt J S Harnsberger of Harrisonburg recalls severe lung weakness. after eight years of illness in a South sanitarium he used Bear's Emulsion and improved within two days. He claims fuller appetite, less coughing, and the ability to walk two miles. 18 bottles consumed and he is now a healthy man. Advertisement notes availability at local pharmacies.
Two 2 story frame six room cottages with a vacant adjoining lot on Virginia Street in Colonial Heights. Frontage 119.2 ft total. Price 4000 dollars with terms one third down and balance in one and two years at 6 percent. Close to town center within four minutes of Main street. Rent potential 15 dollars per month each and room to add two more houses on the lot. Excellent buy for rental property or a home.
On South Chestnut Street facing Lee and South Chestnut, a seven room two story frame house with slate roof, oak finish, gas water and sewer, cement cellar, freshly painted, large rooms and good layout. Lot 405 by 135 feet, high dry site with fine town view, near town center. Price 6500 dollars with one third down and balance in one and two years. estimated rent 40 dollars per month.
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