Telegram and West Virginia politics in 1908
A fragmented 1908 Telegram era column discusses Western Virginia issues, Senator Scott’s standing, and Republican loyalties. It critiques timber industries and forest management in the Southern Appalachians, urging attention to Roosevelt campaign ties and West Virginia aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Nathantah Scott
Atwell
McKinlay
Roosevelt
West Virginia
William
Scott Willir
Boole
Republican Party
Sen
Ator
Appalachian forestry policy sparks partisan dispute in Parkersburg
A lengthy Dispatch News analysis discusses forest management in the Appalachian region, critiquing the Forester service report and Second Growth prospects, while political press battles in Parkersburg involve Dispatch News, Intelligencer, and candidates Swisher Hearne Scherr. Contention centers on media fairness, corporate interests, and forthcoming elections.
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Forcat
Appalachian
Washington
Somme
Dispatch
Swisher
Hearne
Dispatch-News
Hartismore and
O4to
Helm
Bailtimore
Olle Valleoyl
Social for Students at Stealey adds to West Virginia Business College weekend
Miss Lee hosts a social for West Virginia Business College students in Stealey adding to a lively Saturday night. Attendees include Carrie Smith Pearl Hawkins Lula Rose Earle Mirsey Dessie Garrison and other local youths. Social scenes highlight community ties and student life.
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Lee
Stealey
West Virginia Business College
Carrie Smith
Pearl Hawkins
Lula Rose
Earle Mirsey
Dessie Garrison
Freda Morletti
Naom
Jordan
Hattie Herndon
Messrs
George Kuhn
Ernest Nuzum
John Kureh
Oltis MacVicar
May Nuzum
Clarence Brown
Edward Anan
Loco Lunsford
No Spitting in Public Streets Cited by Telegram Notice
The Huntington Advertiser notes a local complaint about public spitters near streets and urges caution. A Telegram editorial requests action from police authorities when incidents occur, highlighting concern for city cleanliness and public decorum.
Gein Couple to Leave Thursday for California
Mr and Mrs W F Gein will leave Thursday for California to spend the remainder of the winter. They plan to remain in the sunny state for several months before returning home.
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W. FP. Gein Wil Feave
California
Revival Meetings At Daif Street Church Continue
Revival meetings at Daif Street church draw large crowds as Du Street Unit Brethren church hosts two adults who profess faith last night. Rev. W H Cunningham from West Sulon arrived to assist pastor Pay. D Cunningham and Roy B W Waters, who are brothers, lead the services as meetings continue indefinitely with expectations of further conversions. Sand and Lime Southern Pine Lumber Co.
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Brethret Church
Toslon
W. It. Cunningham
West
Sulon
D. Cunninghin
Roy
B. W. Waters
Roys
Cunningham
Bleached Muslin Items Clash with Bends by Hill Frutt Long
Bleached muslin priced at 15c and 10c items are listed among sales. The note mentions notable bends or designs associated with Hill Frutt Long, suggesting a catalog snippet from a shop display. The fragment highlights affordable textiles and brand names without a full sale context.
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