Unclear text fragment from Pike County news vendors
The readable parts mention Morricen and William L Geppert with references to a county and a monthly amount, plus several news stands and locations including Pike News Company Fire Street, Bone's News Stand, Glen Elk Hotel News Stand, Jackson's News Stand, Traders Hotel News Stand, and Waldo Hotel News Stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wale
Pike News Company
Fire Street
Bone’s
Pike Street
Glen Elk Hotel
Jackson's
Glen Elk Waldo Hote
Traders Hotel
Taxes Are Lowered In Harrisburg W Va July 24 1905
Tax rates in Harrisburg W Va show a seven dollar eleven cent decrease per thousand in assessed value from last year. Citizens rebuke claims personal property assessments rose and expect future relief with lower rates. The total tax take drops from about seventy nine thousand to around sixty seven thousand dollars, despite higher local assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mini
Clarksburg
Clarkeburg
Board of Public Works
Tax rate dispute limits city tax take in 1905
The text argues the city cannot legally raise the tax rate beyond the statutory limit. It notes 1904 collected amounts and forecasts reductions to 1905 and future years. It warns of rising assessments and tax on land, urging adherence to the tax laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Heights
Philippi Tron Tin Plate Co
Conflicting Views On West Virginia Conference Revelations
A critical report questions the so called White Sulphur Springs conference in West Virginia, noting dubious attendance and doubtful aims. The piece mocks political maneuvering, discusses local leaders, police funding, and hints at Huntington developments while debating party harmony and future council actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Repmb
Hirama
Pudge Bliz
Gard
Fudge
Evki
Asute
Elas Tech
Clarkeburg
Republican Party
Tudoe Goff
Wny
Local comments urge home business growth over outside ventures
In a remark from Clarkelurg residents, leaders oppose expansion by trainers and businessmen moving to other states. They emphasize keeping capital and enterprise local, praising home enterprises and cautioning against publications like those in Huntington papers.
Harrison Leads In Experimental Gas Wells
In Rock Gap area and surrounding districts, multiple gas tests report notable progress. The Judge Nathan Goff tract well shows 40 barrels per day after several days, the Philadelphia company reports a tight gasser on F W Cunningham farm, others drill on Clyde Bailey and A E Davie farms, with fluid fills reaching 2 100 feet. Local County shows active experimental wells across Eagle Salem Patterson Fork and Conlran areas, with rigs set and tests planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Gamp
Teamile
Rev. Lowndes
Samuel Gain
Oine
Citizens’ Gas Co
Thomas Smith
Todion Rim
Independent of Co
Conlran
Clay District
Philadelphia Company
Warwlick Rim
Hope At Nural Gas Co
Tohn Strother Heirs
B. L. Racreas
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Lowndes Savings Bank Ane and Trust
the Daily Telegram
The
Clarksburg ‘Telegram Company
Og W.va
Apeen
Morricen
William L. Geppert
Eaitom
Bubscibery
Regulsoly
Ines
Yavin
He Mnase
Mayainder
Fle Mgers
Hintington Capital
Columba
Ohio
Renila
Harrison
Speciel
Brussels
Saas
Ues
Madras
Farmers Bank OF
State of
Safety
A.J. Fuppens
Ouns
W. Fuxuse
Uashier
Fairmont
Buckhannon
James Boyle
Haltimore St
Clarksburyg
Holmboe & Lafferty Architects
Malin
Bixins
W- Va
Athena
Oak Hall
Fourth St. Moore
Burg
Conn
Dudle
Eral Contractors
Bullde
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