Real Estate highlights Colonial Heights and surrounding plots
Real estate notes describe a roomed house with bath and attic in Colonial Heights priced at 3000, a vacant lot of 40 by 120 feet on Orchard avenue for 500, and a Preston County farm of 67 acres with 40 apple trees and 36 cleared acres offered for exchange. The property sits one mile from Masontown on Mand K R R and timber remaining on balance.
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Colonial Heights
Stealey Heights
Orchard Avenue
Preston County
Mand
Masontown
Beacre Farm Wind Lot Exchange In Grant District
Beacre farm in Harrison County plans an exchange involving a house and wind lot that is tented. The notice asks households to consider insuring furniture with dependable old line insurers, urging timely calls to Jon for details.
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GRANT
Harrison County
Beacre Farm
Jon
Msehold
Miners See Fewer Personal Crisis Reports Than Others
The record notes that there are fewer personal crisis reports among miners than among any other class of workmen, indicating a relatively low incidence of such events in mining compared with other trades.
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Ffiere
Catarrh Leads to Consumption and Hood's Sarsaparilla
Catarrh is linked to consumption, causing headaches, dizziness, and impaired senses. Local treatment cannot remove it. Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood, strengthens the system, and is advertised as the best remedy. Ask your druggist for Hood's with no real substitutes.
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Hood
Former Resident Ars Tele Hill Dies in Detroit
Ars Tele Hill wife of James Hu, a former resident, died in Detroit Michigan Tuesday evening from heart trouble. Her body arrived Saturday. services were held at Lynch Joeborn mortuary chapel and burial was in Oda Fellows cemetery. She is survived by father William E. Lamberd, four brothers J L, C E, T F and W R Lamberd, all in the county, and three sisters Mia, D C Bennett, and Mrs W O R G Hill of Wallace, and Mrs W R Talkington of this city.
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Ars. Tele Hill
James Hu
Detroit
Mich
Lynchjoeborn
Oda Fellows
Wiliam E. Lamberd
J. L
C. E
T. F
W. R. Lamberd
Mexican border firing at Naco leaves civilian dead
Mexican troops fired into the United States near Naco Sonora Friday, killing Antonio Brasmonte a teamster and wounding Private John Miller of the Tenth Cavalry. Eighteen Americans and twenty eight Mexicans have been killed or wounded since fighting began. In Grafton a brakeman J Edward Dowden lost a foot in a rail yard accident at Rosemont.
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Surnoveca Naco
Leo
United States
Antonio Brasmonte
John Miller
Tenth
Cavalry
Miller
Naco
Sonora
Burglars Break Into Station Office at Simpson
Grafton police hunt burglars who broke into the Baltimore and Ohio station agent’s office at Simpson and took 170 dollars in cash. authorities pursue suspects and review station security footage and nearby guard reports.
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Grafton
Baltimore and Ohio
Simpson
Mutual Benefit Life Dividends to Rise in 1913 Outlook
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of Newark New Jersey has issued a dividend scale for 1913 showing substantial increases over the prior year. The boost in regular dividends is hailed as a Christmas-like announcement for thousands of policyholders, illustrating the company’s resilience amid varying market conditions.
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Mutual Benefit Life
Newark
N. J
Mutual Benefit
Poland Famine Alert From Berlin Broadcasts
German authorities report measures to prevent taming among inhabitants in Russian Poland occupied by the German army. Reports from Constantinople say England plans to send Portuguese troops into Egypt and that Mohammedan soldiers in Tunis are being embarked for service.
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Berlin
Poland
Constantinople
England
Egypt
Tonis
War Office bans postcards showing Emperor William in London
English and French authorities bar postcards featuring Emperor William from the fighting line citing a German military code that allegedly subjects holders of such cards to sunj imMary treatment if captured. The ruling follows a discovery about the cards and their potential misuse in wartime.
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London
William
Turkish holy war proclamation reaches Washington
Official advices from Bucharest report Turkey has proclaimed a holy war against Servia and allies. Servian capital notes all treaties with Turkey are inoperative. In Parkersburg a new Salvation Army hall on Third Street will be dedicated Sunday afternoon with Colonel William Evans of Pittsburgh delivering the sermon.
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Washington
Turkey
State Department
Vopicka
Bucharest
Roumania
Servia
Parkersburg
Salvation Army Hall
Third Street
William Evans
Pittsburg
West Virrinia
Hobson Resolution House Rules Committee Set for December 12 Vote
Washington December 5 The House rules committee will meet December 12 to act on the Hobson resolution for nationwide prohibition by constitutional amendment. Chairman Henry said hearings will not be necessary as the committee will likely act on the information before it. Fairmont December 5 Christopher Hawkenberry died in Cook Hospital from injuries after being accidentally shot by hunter David Sapp who mistook him for a rabbit while crossing a field. H. B. Goodwin was found guilty of associating with Cora Stump unlawfully by a criminal court jury Friday. Alexander Clark and Minnie Cunningham faced trial for living together unlawfully.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Hobson
Henry
Fairmontec
Christopher Hawkenberry
Cook Hospital
David Sapp
H. B. Goodwin
Cora Stump
Alexander Clark
Minnie Cunningham
Baltimore and Ohio Agent Promoted to Toledo Post
J J Fischer longtime Baltimore and Ohio railroad agent at Spencer has been named general agent at Toledo Ohio. He will move his family from Moundville to join him there after three months at Spencer.
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Parkersburg
J. J. Fischer
Baltmore and Ohio Railroad
Spencer
Toledo
Moundaville
Mrs McClain Endorses Chamberlains Croup Remedy
Mrs McClain recalls her son Ray suffering croup and says Chamberlains Dough Rea dy proved far better than other remedies, providing quick relief. She keeps it in the house as a positive cure and recommends it, noting it is sold by dealers.
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