Keystone Guard offers investment tied protection plan
The Keystone Guard promotes a combined protection and investment deal as a strong local proposition. J A Strother District Manager urges Clark sburg area reps to sell the business opportunity and contact 454 See St City N for details. Hay for sale listed nearby with six stacks available in Clarksburg West Virginia by A Moson, phone listed.
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Keystone Guard
Clarksburg
A Strother
City N
Yhone
Reed to Be Asked to Retain Heizer
Charleston dispatch notes likely retention of John Helzer as chief clerk in public printing and mentions Reed favored by newspaper men. Stanley Fodges to stay as private secretary to President Forman. Guthrie Lyons and Steele oversee asylums Huntington Spencer Weston seeking successor roles. Aldin Marsh of Wallace a recent victor.
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Aly. Charles
Brooks Smith
Charleston
Secretary of State
John L. Holzer
Helzer
Jolly
Stuart Reed
John Helzer
Stanley
Topping
Henning
Pendletonian
Forman
Guthrie
Lyons
Steele
Huntington
Spencer
Weston
Jand
State senate attaches designated by President Forman
President Forman named committee clerks stenographers pages and staff for the state senate. Names listed include S.8 Curtis W. L. Flaharty R. Al Plesher and many others with Miss Helen J. Kauffman and M.S. Hodges noted among senior aides and officers.
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Charleston
Senate
Forman
Curtis
W. L. Flaharty
R. al Plesher
Clarence Strickling
L. Hersey
RB. Robertson
Howe Barger
D.G. Lilly
J.G. Rauchins
B- Raxs Martin
Harold Aohriwugh
AY. Blau
Arthur Arnold
John B Ford
George Gli Maple
DamL kills himself Martinsburg death notice and family plea
War news reaches Martinsburg of Henry Dahl a former Merlinghurst resident who died by his own hand in Jersey City while leaving a wife and one child. The letter urges quick action to save loved ones and includes a garbled medical advertisement offering a home remedy and a new bottle size.
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Martinsburg
Henry Dahl
Merlinghurk
Aly Brother
Jersey City
Newspapers Seek Law for Reasonable Ad Rates in WV
At Charleston meeting the West Virginia Newspaper Association urged the legislature to pass a bill creating a consistent pricing system for legal and public advertising. They asked for no extravagance, just to straighten the current maze of conflicting laws. Attorney W H Conaway of Jumping Mint was in town last night, Mortimer W Smith on a Washington business visit.
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Charleston
West Virginia Newspaper Association
W. FH. Conaway
Mortimer W. Shth
Wallington
Vinol touted by Baptist elder for health boost in Kingston
Henry Cunningham elder of the Baptist Church in Kingston North Carolina says Vinol helped him recover from weakness digestion vertigo after two bottles. The ad describes Vinol as cod liver oil with iron and wine claiming it improves appetite digestion and blood. Stone & Mercer druggists Clarksville West Virginia offer refund if unsatisfied.
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Henry Cunningham
Baptst Church
Kingston
N.C
Vinci
Stone & Mercer
Clarkshure
W. Va
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W. Main St
Kent
Fifth St
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Sok Kent
Ottage Wit Dath
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Kent Ower
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Clarke Bure
B. Roach
E. Main St
Manhlngton
Kool Wen
LS. Cox
Apply
Sat Radford Pottery Co
C&o
Hess Fo
Vicluity
Empire Casualty Co
Legeett Ride
M. Loughrey
West Pike Street
A. P. Lougnery
J. Gusman
Meigs Ave
Jackson Square
Darbyshite
Rochester
N.Y
Frank Thompson
S. 2Nd St
Clarksovie
West VA
Reed
Heizer
Ailin Marsh
Wallace
State Senate
Foreman
Daml
Jarviwille
Darrheet
Iyerson
Wuldan
Baltimore & Ohio
Florida
Washington
New Talon Station
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Batimore & Ohio Ticket
Waldo Drug Store
Waldo
Gency Huylers
the Farmers Bank
Frank Duffy
WoVa
Empire Bank
Union National Bank
Jury
West Virginia
Capital
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