Judge Dayton's Tribute to Resigning District Clerk Moore
Judge Dayton formally records the resignation of Colonel Jasper Y. Moore, district clerk, citing illness and long service. He praises Moore's forty six years of faithful work, immaculate records, and personal integrity, and expresses hope for Moore's recovery and continued happiness.
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Dayton
United States
Philipps
Jasper Y. Moore
Enforcement of the Law Targets Unlicensed Businesses
Assistant Tax Commissioner Darst obtained warrants against several operators for conducting business without a state license. Some defend with pending license applications, claiming no evasion. The commissioner noted many still operate without first obtaining licenses, prompting decisive action to enforce licensing requirements. Darst spent days in the city reviewing duties of the tax commissioner's office before departing.
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Darst
Brst
State Tax Commissioner
Te City
Durst
Harrison County
Mdenne Léntio
Fourth of July law, firework bans, and political banter
A lengthy opinion piece discusses state license law enforcement in Harrison County, warning of penalties for firework violations and city ordinances banning fireworks and sales. It critiques political writers, notes holiday-related incidents, and comments on public safety, with references to figures like Rockefeler and Swisher.
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Sicily
Jackson
Letters Remain in the Postoffice at Clarksburg
Unclaimed letters listed in the Clarksburg postoffice notice dated July 1 1907 include Antonio Angelo Miss Alice Brown Powel Benzillerverski Anne Bkees L Beckett May Burns Earl Corley Mayeurio Commosodi Jim Cain D Douglas Miss Little Decine Chester Devore Miss Dora Davis Meklos Estrangynoki William Evenson Mrs Daniel Fly Anares Galan Benito Garcia Mrs Harry Gasdan L W Genslinger L Gore J B Gane Miss Bilza Headly A Headley Arnce Harbert Alic Harris Mrs Marion Hawkins Harry Hardway Mr and Mrs P M Jones Mrs Guy Johnson Fred W Johnson Bramon Suarez C W Lewis Carrol Lou Mile Maspen Fred Moss Strand Marks Henry Noel Mrs Frank Neil Miss Deala Purver Dr Chas i Parks A Pool Mrs Sissig Queen Miss Eunice Riebel Miss Meriam Romine Wiley Richard Will Raby Spurgeon Swiger Miss Kate Smith David Swick Mrs Sadiq Scott Clifford Stevenson Miss Nelle Sharps Phill Temple Jacob Thornburry Mrs Belle Wilsch A J Windon Herman E Wolf Mrs Harry Wimner Mrs Birdie White Mrs Rae Whit Miss Rosie Willy Mrs Amy Wam Jey Jan Zakiewica List of packages W Va Music Co C D Feely Riley Stewart B W Wells 8 C Denham P M
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Clarksburg
Antonio Angelo
Alice Brown
Powel Benzillerverski
Anne Bkees
L. Beckett
May Burns
Earl Corley
Mayeurio Commosodi
Jim Cain
D. Douglas
Little Decine
Chester Devore
Dora Davis
Meklos Estrangynoki
William Evenson
Daniel Fly
Ana~res Galan
Benito Garcia
Mrs Brown Improves After Critical Illness
Mrs Harry M Brown who had been critically ill for several days has shown gradual improvement over the past three or four days and there are strong signs of a speedy recovery.
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Harry M. Brown
County Court Takes Recess Until Monday
The county court last evening took a recess until Monday. The court has not yet completed the annual settlement with the sheriff.
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Go Morrison
W. J. Geppert
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Dally Telle Ally
Pike News Stand
Pike Street
Jackson's News Stan
Glen Hike Waldo Hotel
Empire Building
Tye
India
Uatted
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Charleston
Parkersburg
Fairmont
Tammany
Democratic Party
Tammany Organization
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Swisher
Thiifington
John Wallace
Aidrourohare
Sam Bettes
Jey
Jan Zakiewica
W. Va. Music Co
C. D.feely
Riley & Stewart
B. W. Wells
C. Denham
P. M
Mrs. Brown
Dewey Bros. Co
Millers ‘Blamebester
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Maden Oyorder
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United Woolen Mills CO
Gillette
21 Times
New York City
Frank Duffy
Th St
Traders Alley
the Farmers Bank
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Virginia
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Lowndes Savings Bank & Trust Co