Notice of Stockholders Meeting at Canadian Oil Gas Co
Stockholders of the Canadian Oil Gas Company meet at its principal office Room 320 Golf Building Clarksburg WV on Saturday February 12 1916 at 9 am to vote on resolutions for dissolution surrender of charter and discontinuing business and for general corporate transactions By order of the board of directors dated January 27 1916 S W Bowman Vice President D W Cork Secretary
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Canadian Oil Gas Company
Golf Building
Clarksburg
West Virginia
S. W. Bowman
D. W. Cork
Local union 236 UW meeting set for January 29 in Irwin Hall
Local union No 236 UW B of C and J will hold an open meeting in the Irwin building hall on Saturday January 29 at 7 20 oclock. All union and non union carpenters are invited as well as all union men of other building trades. John L Jacox Recording Secretary. Horses and giraffes see behind them without turning their heads better than other quadrupeds.
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C. and
Irwin Building
Ohn L. Jacox
Adam Littlepage
House
United States
Germany
Austria
Russia
France
England
Mexico
Republic
Blood Tonic Claims Rheumatism Cure by Purifying Blood
An old advertisement touts 8 8 8 blood tonic from Swift Specific Co claiming to cure rheumatism through blood purification. It asserts different rheumatic ailments respond to the remedy and urges readers to ask their druggist for the product. The copy cites laboratories and long usage to support efficacy.
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Spot
Wal
Swift
Atsante
West Virginia Delegation Highlights Capitol News
Washington January 28 Congressmen Neely recommends Walter J Bamprick for postmaster at Weirton Hancock county. Other notes include a Logan military record bill by Representative Suther land and a peace oriented appeal by Representative Littlepage praising Woodrow Wilson. Also reports on Masons, eminent domain rulings, and pension increases plus new postmaster commissions and awards for Masonic Veterans.
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Washington, D.C
Neely
Walter J. Bamprick
Weirton
Hancock County
Germans Study Turkey Economy At Berlin University
Berlin Jam 28 The economic study society at the University of Berlin begins a lecture course on Near East conditions led by R Junge author of The Europeanization of Oriental Business Life The group includes professors students and business men German experts debate future Turkish trade and warn against German takeover while urging a Turkish centered economy with credit reforms rail and road building and irrigation plans to boost agriculture and exports.
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Berlin
Near East
University of Berlin
Turkey
R. Junge
Germany
C. H. Becker
University of Bonn
Cologne
Prof
Junge
Lay
Fac
Turkestan
Gempany
Judge
Fringes of Swiss Frontier and Front Line Watch in 1917
Description of the Swiss frontier outlook near Belfort and the French front trenches. Mentions barbed wire fences, sentry duties on the frontier, and the ease of passage through the Trouee de Belfort. Notes Swiss officials allowing limited provisions and frontier trade, with a memoir note about Minnie Skiauk’s operatic life.
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North Sea
Switzerland
Trouee de Belfort
Vosges
Swiss Jura
France
French Armien
Atande
West Front
Aly
Boune
Amine
Brance
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Telegram
Thomas Gartlan
Parkersburg
Raleigh
Sutherland
James Johnson
Logan
Ebbitt
Atkinson
Supreme Court of the United States
Tustlee Holmes
Richard Lowndes
Washington
George T. Porter
W. B. Stone
Wheeling
W. A. Tolson
WP. Jones
Deland, Fla
Senate
J. L. Buckley
Moss
Frank 8. Andrew
Ingo
Buron Stephenson
Clay
John W. Bailey
Berwind
Julius A. deGruyter
Charleston
George W. Atkinson
Post Office Department Court of Claims
Arista
Springston
Masonic Veterans
J.T. Morsociation
District of Columbia
Ris
Lear & White Glarksburg
Hoobank
Minnie Skiauk
America
Europe
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