Industrial Industrial Adopts Lumber Cement Plant Plan
Thomas White of the new fair grounds purchased land here and plans to build a lumber and cement block factory. Local residents report mumps ailments, measles, and illnesses among residents. Several residents travel or relocate, including George Primm shipping household goods to Weston. Local contractor H C Crummit advances a large magazine for William Daviston and Mr Long upgrades his barber shop with modern fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas White
W. EB
Rymer
Lee Wamsley
Adamston
Paul Watta
James Bailey
Martha Fowler
Mrs. Donahoe
Local residents noted in Salem business and social visits
FO Suttom and several visitors were seen in Salem on a business and social circuit. Noted attendees included Iven Williams and Vapi Newton at the Fiet National Bank, Stuart Reed from Fairmont, and Benjamin Ramage and Robert Monroe on timber and commerce trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracton
Webster
Iven Williams
Sutton
Vapi Newton
Fiet National Bank
Dilley
Sphere Stuart F. Reed
Fairmont
K-D. Bailey
Ocean Mines
Buseness
Benjamin Ramage
Waaa
Satdray
Blancho Cunningham
Monticello
Robert W. Monroe
Braxton County
Cicero Smith
Wolf Summit
Benjamin R. Blackford
Eleanor
Parkersburg
Col
Henry. Haymond
West Main Street
Gordon Late
Bridgeport
Wade Coffman
The
Salem Herald
Shinnston
Oklahoma Democrats name delegates at state convention
In Muskogeh Oklahoma on February 22 the first Democratic state convention met to name delegates to the national convention. Bryan was expected to be endorsed for President and a platform favorable to tariff reform suppression of trusts and government control of railroads was anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Muskogeh
Okla
Bryan
Braxton Citizens Telephone Company charter issued
The secretary of state issued a charter to Braxton Citizens Telephone Company Exchange Braxton county West Virginia to build and operate telephone mines with $200 subscribed capital par $100 incorporators include E. C. Jones Lester Gerwig J. M. Cutlip W. N. Cutlip C. J. Lloyd W. A. Bosley J. T. Lockard B L Shaver P. H. Murphy and others of Exchange and Sassaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Braxton Citizens Telephone Company
Exchange
W. Va
Otter District
Braxton County
E. C. Jones
Lester Gerwig
J. M. Cutlip
W. N. Cutlip
C. J. Lloyd
W. A. Bosley
J. T. Lockard
Governor Dawson Signs Several Military Commissions
Governor Dawson affixed his signature to commissions issued from the adjutant general's office. John T Harris is named captain of the Second Infantry, John C Hunts inf first lieutenant of the Second Infantry, and Henry E Payne second lieutenant of the Second Infantry. John C Bond becomes captain of the quartermaster department. Other appointments include John T West of Morgantown as second lieutenant of the First Infantry and George W Price of Morgantown as second lieutenant of the First Infantry. The shore officers lead Charleston's new West Side military company formed by local youths keen on military affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Adjutant General's Office
John T Harris
Second Infantry
John C. Hunts Inpfites
Henry E. Payne
Charleston
West Side
John C. Bond
John T. West
Morgantown
First Infantry
George W. Price
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Florence Davis Eliott
Dexter
Welch @ Kiggins
Welch & Kiggins
Pike
WELLS
Frank Duffy
Clarksburg
W. Ve
4Th St
Traders Alley
Mrs. Winslow
Pate Ae Hee
Sears Br
Robert Ww. Rittenhouse
Sardis
W. E. Leonard
Salem
Sherifs
Marty M. Shuttleworth
Mise
Lucy Robinson
Ernest
Joe Walden
Dodge Court
Edward Payne
Bertie Blair
Glen Elk
Brya Dorsed
National Guard
Dre. Hardman
Yon
Watt
Trention
Broad Oaks
Buckhannon Avenue
Prac
Willison
Dennison
Real Estate‘ Brokers
General Insurance
Ace Journal Patterna
Fletcher
Agents Ladies Home Journal Patterns
Ladies Home Journal
R. E. Gill
Gorham
Mauser
Alvin Deposit
Haviland
Limoges
Third Street
Third St
J. F. Krohme
M. E. Black-Krohme
Spinner
Koblegard Insurance Agency
Moore Building
Fourth Street
China
J. F. .Krohme
Watchmaker & Jeweler
Glarksburg
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