Salem city charter urged for equal rights and license
The letter argues Salem should receive a city charter and license if desired, with local control over government and licensing. It contends the state must treat Salem as other communities of equal size, granting same opportunities and privileges and not allowing distant towns to dictate Salem’s fate.
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Carnation Day Observances Urged For McKinley Memorial
The Carnation League of America urges nationwide recognition of William McKinley’s birthday as a memorial. Observances on January 2 include carnations, scripture readings, and public tributes by the MC A and other groups, highlighting patriotism and the late president’s memory.
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1905 White Goods Sale Begins January 19
The store launches a large advertising sale on January 19 1905 featuring white goods. Shoppers come from miles around drawn by marvelously low prices without sacrificing quality, as the merchant emphasizes that quality always comes first and items pass the merit test.
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Local notes on politics and society in Morgantown
A blend of commentary on philanthropy rumors surrounding Mrs Chadwick and Andrew Carnegie, political timing for mayoral races, and a Swarth of local life items. The Y M C A gymnasium expands activity with separate classes for boys and professionals, reflecting community recreation and health interest.
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