The Lending 3 in Central Publshba detail and rates
The notice lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, with prices per week and year. It cites distribution via multiple news stands and hotels in various towns, naming Pike News Stand, Glen Elk News Stand, Tradern Hotel, Empire News Stand, and Adams News Stand among others.
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Pike Newa
Pike Street
N News
Glen Elk News
Glen Elk Waldo
Newa Stand
Tradern
Empire News
Empire Aide
Adams Newa
East Main Bt
Geo
WieQuepton
Grasselli Co
Frankie
Adamaton
John Ashcraft
Wilsonburg
Leo Daviess
Willie “Keener
S. Marien & Co
City to Observe Fourth as Holiday With Telegram Suspended
Announcement states most business uses in the city will be erased tomorrow and the Fourth observed as a holiday. The Telegram will not issue tomorrow, reflecting patriotic observance and civic spirit.
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Wim
Iil
Water Works Bond Debate Aims to Secure West Virginia Dams
City officials debate funding for water works and other improvements tied to a federal dam program. A proposed West Virginia dam across the West Fork river above the city and another on Elk creek are discussed, with a Forest Service report urging dams for navigation.
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Congress
West Virginia
West Fork River
Elk Creek
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Tnited States Gentogical Survey
Department of the Government
West Fork
Tur Np
Clarksburg
GOVERNOR NAMES CONLEY AS ATTORNEY GENERAL
The appointment of William G. Conley to succeed the late Attorney General May meets wide approval across the state. Conley, a Preston county native, built a strong reform record in Tucker and Preston counties and led in delegate support at the nominating convention. He will handle the Virginia debt case and West Virginia’s interests with noted energy and skill.
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Dawson
William G. Conley
Conley
Virginia
May
Comey
Preston County
Tunker County
Tucker County
Con
West Virginia
Swisher Seen Likely Governor Nominee in State News
The Huntington Herald cites strong sentiment for Charles W. Swisher as governor nominee with claims of a 614 vote first ballot total and broad party support. Reports from Ohio County reinforce Swisher’s strong delegate prospects and fears of a dark horse outcome are noted as unlikely.
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Scherr
Charles W. Swisher
Swisher
Wample
Huntington Herald
Ohio County
Ohio
Swisher Named Nominated Governor Prospect in West Virginia
The Grafton Republican tribute lauds Charles W. Swisher as a hard working Republican and loyal ally of tax reform. It notes his family roots, service to the country, and friendship to allies, asserting he will be nominated for Governor next Wednesday. John J. Farrell and W. V. Harrison are also mentioned in city business.
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Shag Tine
West Virginia Coal Company
Northwest
Becauye
West Virginia
Inkoa
Stor Bro
Fairmont Coal Company
Grafton
Charles W. Swisher
Charley Swisher
Uberal
John J. Farrell
Wheeling
W. V. Harrison
Morgantown
City
Clarksburg
Hyppolyte Leuliette
Reymann Brewing Company
Junction Hotel
North
Sycamore Street
Clarkburg
Sittin
Mi o na Stomach Tablets Promised Quick Relief
Public notice outlines guaranteed claims for Mi o na Stomach Tablets including stopping flatulence curing stomach troubles building up digestion and money back. A testimonial from Mrs. Brewer of Whiteland Indiana supports effectiveness.
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Harrison & Harrison
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