West Virginia News Roundup from Huntington and Wheeling
The Fifth district Progressive party nominated Captain R. R. Smith for Congress at Huntington. Wheeling inspectors will get an automobile for rounds. Elkins summer school opens with courses for teachers, prospective exam takers, and general prep. Parkersburg tennis players enter Wheeling Tennis Club tournament with contenders from nearby states. United States Marshal G. H. Smith faced move of office from Parkersburg to Clarksburg. Huntington city league backs agricultural study in public schools with a four hundred child kitchen garden contest awarding about 60 to prizes.
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Salem report skews toward local political chatter
A Mer cer County town notes no candidate advances from major parties for a state seat. rumors speak of two attorneys as possible Democratic nominees while Randolph and Burn Bardner attend a Parkersburg Democratic meeting. A proposed Fourth of July event is canceled due to civic apathy and distance from Clarksburg.
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Fancy Summer Dress Pattern with Flowered Lawn Details
Instructions describe fabric needs for a dress: four yards of flowered material 49 inches wide, two yards of satin lining, and a quarter yard of all over lace. It outlines skirt construction with gores, pleats, perforations, and stitching, plus a sash or plain girdle. Pictorial pattern No. 5004 shown with sizes 34 to 44 bust and prices. order via Daily Telegram Pattern Department with coupon and 15 cents.
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Vermillion Lumber Announces Move to East Princeton Facility
The Vermillion Lumber Company plans a move from Gartner to East Princeton in Mercer County to establish a large handle factory. The new plant is to begin operations by July 1, manufacturing various tool parts.
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Mercer County
Hessian fly threat prompts nationwide farmer survey
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture asks wheat growers to report infestations and send samples of straw for insect examination. The drive seeks cooperative action to curb the Hessian fly devastations, with mailed surveys, sample collection, and potential compensation for submitted straw.
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Okahoma
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