Local notes from Bridgeport July 1
Bridgeport residents report visits and travel from Miami Pittsburg and Knottaville. Mr and Mrs O Craig and daughters Ruth and Naomi arrive in their touring car seeking Life wine from H F Burke. Chesley Graves visits Dunbar while Jesse Lanham buys a new car in Pittsburg. Earle Lawson Myrtle Martin return from Knottaville. Rev George Wooster returns from Boston after attending a Baptist convention.
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Bridgeport
Mra O' Craig
Ruth Sod Naoma
Miami
Fis
Chesley Graves
Dunbar
Charles Graves
Jesse Lanham
Pittsburg
Earle Lawson
Myrtle Martin
Knottaville
Social round of visitors and guests across region
AB Barnett of Grassells and C H Warner visited for business in Toll Gate. Gardner Cornwell Donley Taylor were in Clarksburg with friends. Delbert Lawson of Weston stayed with relatives in town. Alden Winter visited his grandmother Mrs Columbia Winter. Flossie Lanham and Mabel Williams returned from visiting Aunt Mrs R M Williams in World Summit. Mrs Walter F Thompson of Corwith Town and Mrs A L Thompson of Flanagan with Miss Mildred Preston visited Miss Flora Preston. Earle Orme McKinne and Philip Jones traveled to Cincinnati to see Kilbane Mare fight. Mrs Katherine Teter and Mrs M D Teter with children visited Aaron Smell of Bootheville. Kathleen Warner sick. H Saurborne hosted daughter Mrs G T Bartlett and granddaughter Miss Maude Vassar of Weston. Mrs Percys Britton of Clarksburg visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs John Douglas. Mrs A F Welnold and daughter Alberta and Georgia go to Cincinnati to visit friends then Covington Ky and Ironton O.
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AB. Barnett
Grassells
C.H. Warner
Toll Gate
Gardner Cornwell
Donley Taylor
Clarksburg
Delbert Lawson
Weston
Alden Winter
Simpson Creek
Columbia Winter
Flossie Lanham
Mabel
Williams
R. M. Williams
Worlt Summit
Walter F. Thompson
Corwith
Town
A. L. Thompson
Flanagan
Mildred Preston
Fairmont
Flora Preston
Earle Orme
McKinne
Philip Jones
Cincinnati
Kilbane-Mare
Katherine ‘Teter
M. D.teter
Aaron Smiell
Bootheville
Kathleen Warner
H. Saurborne
G/T. Bartlett
Grafton
Maude ‘Vassar
Percys Britton
John .\. Douglas
A. F. Welnold
Alberta
Georgia
Covington
Ironton, O
New Auditor Appointed for Merchandise Receipts at B&O
J P O Malley named auditor of merchandise receipts, succeeding William McGowan, effective July 1. Born March 19 1878 in Youngstown Ohio, he began as a mailing clerk in 1895 with Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling, later joining Erie, then returning to CL&W, and rising through roles to assistant auditor merchandise receipts by 1914. He held key posts in coal and coke receipts before moving to merchandise receipts.
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Teleomah
Baltimore
J. T. Leary
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
J. P O’malley
William McGowan
Youngstown
Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling
Cleveland
Erie Railroad
Ohio
O'Malley
The
Auditor of Revenue
Audhor
Kains
Trade Flows Between Netherlands and U S Shift Significantly
The article notes a decline in Dutch exports to the United States by a substantial percent while imports from the United States to the Netherlands rise markedly, signaling a shift in bilateral trade patterns during the period.
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Netherlands
United States
Road drag seen as simple, cost effective road aid
Washington July 1 experts from the U S Department of Agriculture describe the road drag as the simplest least expensive device for maintaining earth roads. It crowns, smooths, drains and helps the surface shed water, with cost determined by local conditions. Proper use requires skill and proper timing to optimize material distribution and road drying, while a small outlay buys a durable communal tool.
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Washington, D
United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Bulletin No
Department of Agriculture
Department
United States
Dous
Tomight
Nine Celebrants Courted by Police Court Today
Scarcity of intoxicants left ten would be celebrators to face the police court this morning. Only nine records were made as three paid fines and the others were discharged. A remark notes that among French troops in South Africa in 1912 only one in five thousand inoculated with typhoid serum contracted the disease.
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Tex
South Africa
Pension Actions and Appointments In Washington D C
Congressman Neely pushes Eliza J Whitemans pension increase in House. Brooks T Fordyce of Fairview named rural carrier effective June 4. George S Fischer transfers within mail clerk divisions. Timothy B Baker of Woodland granted $902 monthly pension, per the pension bureau notice.
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D. Heraciai
Twe Telmerakington
D.C
Neely
Pension Department
Eliza’ J. Whiteman
Minnie
Fairmont
Brooks T- Fordyce
Fairview, Hs
George
Fischer
Richwood
Western
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Colac Pit
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Cesarsburg
H. F. Burke
Willison &Dennison Co
Goff Bldg
Boynton, Chenis
Lev
Baltimore and Ohio
Mr. O'Malley
EES Greeneekerey
Somaeeesit Et ‘Ganio
Lnepe Tabiocs
Ge Rees
Pesan
Qwiucculenta Taniets Hornor-Gaylord CO
Clarksburg, W. Va
Missionary Sale
RT. Lowndes Grocery
Adi
Premet
R. T. Lowndes
Madras
Asfour
Alliday
Pension Glains
Eliza Whiteman
Mr. Neely
D. M. Ogden CO
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