Change of Address and Political Debate in Charleston
The Charleston observer notes a change of address and a vivid report on political stirrings. Discussions center on temperance in food, party reform, and a proposed reorganization of the Republican Party to adjust representation and nominating conventions. Public figures like Governor Hated and Senator Tame are named in the coverage. The piece reflects alarming calls for reform and references to a special committee preparing an address to the party.
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Fashington
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Treasury Expenditure and Revenue Forecast Faces Shortfall
An analysis of the secretary of the treasury annual report shows expenditures for 149 will exceed total income by 73,681,777 dollars. Expenditures for 149 will total 1,106,681,772 dollars, with postal funds included, while revenue is estimated at 1,035,000,000 dollars. The report notes plans for a one percent per gallon tax on denatured alcohol and various tobacco inventory actions. Fiscal figures compare unfavorably to the previous year with November ordinary receipts exceeding estimates by 2,718,792 dollars and year to date totals trailing last year's performance.
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McAdoo
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Hatfield governor on Republican committee appointment
Vague OCR fragment notes Confiderace in Hatfield praising Governor Wy WD and Republican National Committee members. Mentions Ameli a combar, Senator Eb Idaho, Charlie 1B. Wunrra from Michigan, and a request to ratify a Pemmitter L. action reducing the number of galteat 1 national go a.
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Wy WD
Hatfeld
Amelia
Idaho
Charlie
Wunrra
Michigan
Insurance policy loans threaten family protection
Editorial digest discusses borrowing on life insurance policies, citing Parkersburg Dispatch News and Washington Times. It notes that policy loans erode policy values, risk creditor claims, and may reduce confidence in life insurance as family protection. Extravagance and thrift are weighed as broader societal issues.
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Parkersburg Dispatch News
Washington Times
Coming Events in Clarksburg
A readably fragmented list of events in Clarksburg across December and January. Includes dances at Hoffman Hall and Masonic Temple, a theater showing The Divorce Question, Danice program by Minnot Club, and Rob inson Grand Theatre performances such as A Modern Wire and Barbara Worth.
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Hoffman Hall
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Magonic Temple
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Hogtman Hall
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M. Sau L Ruhl
East Maltsti
Orchestra
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Thirty’ Club
Waldo Hotel
Minstrels
Robin= son Grand theater
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Last Minute Fur News Great Reduction
Sale of furs advertised with half price on all furs and twenty percent off all muffs ecarfs and matched sets. The notice markets a limited time reduction offering significant discounts on fur goods.
Furs for Christmas Gifts at Watts Lamberd Fur Dept
Consumers urged to buy furs before Christmas. Watts Lamberd Fur Department advertises genuine pieces clearly marked with names and standard quality. Stocks are large with popular muffs scarfs and matched sets.
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Watts Lamberd Fur Department
Gift Hall Offers Hundreds of Lingerie and Blouse Deals
The sale features hundreds of lingerie items and silk blouses in festive styles open front frills yokes and embroidery trim with prices from 2.50 to 10.00. Holiday gift emphasis highlights bed baby cribs mattresses and a wide array of housewares and wares on display.
Neckwear Stores News Beautiful Style of Holiday Displays
The feature highlights a complete range of neckwear with elegant silk options. It notes prices of $1.00, $1.90, and $2.50 per pair and emphasizes quality and fashion appeal for holiday displays.
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