Property for Sale in City Areas Sees Rising Demand
Buy now to save ten to twenty percent as real estate values are set to rise. Listings cover Glen Elk Industrial, Adamston, Broad Oaks, North View, Kelly Hill, New Fair Ground addition, with several vacant lots. Also inquiries for properties near city center for sale or rent. Contact for sellers and landlords to capitalize on expected price increases.
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Glen Elk
Industral Addition
Adamston
Broad Oaks
North View
Kelly Hill
New Fair Ground
Moving picture exhibitors form Ohio association
W B Gandy, once of Clarksburg, elected officer as Ohio moving picture exhibitors organize a state association to elevate the industry, aid members, and potentially form a national union. About 60 members attend as A Dupuis of Toledo becomes president with several vice presidents and officers named.
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Moving Picture Men's State Organization
Ohio State Journal
Columbus
Clarksburg
Ohio Pim
Nell Frouse
Ray
Moving Picture
Ohio
Mie Moving Picture
Moving Picture Trust
Himsa
A. Dupuis
Toledo
C. Johnson
Washington C. Jr
W. C. Quimby
Zanesville
Secon
Gandy
Turi
Irenmaier
Minxtery
Colimbuss
P Sawyer
Cincinnati
Cbise
Glad to See Him Hou Charles Westey Visit
Hou Charles Westey Lynch of Lort Harrison county visited Morgantown yesterday, spending about 14 hours with Judge Mason in his courtroom. Judge Lynch, a University of Morgantown graduate from the class of 1974, earned the AM degree three years later alongside classmates including Judge Thomas P. Jacobs and John Day. Older Morgantown residents recall Jade Lynch as a student, and many were glad to see him return.
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Hou Charles
Westey
Lynch
Lort
Harrison County
Mason
Judge Lynch
Thomas —P. Jacobs
John 8
Day
Page
Robert
McCrum
Ellaworth
Acces
John
John & W. Des Many of the Older"people of Muresantown Remember Jade Lynch
Morgantown
Barth Company Formed to Drill for Oil in Ohio and West Virginia
The Strong’s Tiffany, R. Burkhead, H. J. Snalt of Athens, Charles Brown of Triable, and William J. Barth of Adamsion establish a $30,000 capital oil company. Articles filed, 1,800 acres in Athens and Cannon townships, Ohio. Planned operations near Stroud’s Run and Sugar Creek. Officers named with Barth and Perry as directors.
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Sae Silne
R. Burkhead
Hf. J Snalt
Athens
Charles Brown
Triable
William J. Barth
Adamsion
W. Va
API
Anfer Jeuse
Athény
Cannan
Ohio
Jani
Joni Stroud
Geoffree Welletts
Wa A. Syd
Pefleral
Ho J. Smith
Roscoe Confesses to Clarkabur e Band Robbery Case
Roscoe admits guilt in a Clarkabur store robbery and other burglaries in Taylor county. He allegedly identified the man shot during the Fetcher Store heist and linked a chain of jewelry thefts, including watches and pieces, to the same gang amid multiple crimes.
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Grafton
Makyj
Taylor County
Hjetcher Atore
Clarkabutee
Unclear Local Notice on Polsom District Well Farm
Fragmentary OCR reads a property tale in Polsom district mentioning a 26 foot and 06 feet of storage in a well, plus a second well on a different farm area. Names and exact actions are garbled, but references a health event for Mr. and Mrs. and an event on Anoday evening for Walttmore remain unclear.
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Polsom
Thin County
Gonih Peon
Company
Therif
Weil
Hope Ratursi Gahea Beng
Tnbon Aistriet
Popeerr
Amd
Walttmore
State legislature acts on a planned school district project
The community supports a $15,000 deal and $2,000 price cut as the State considers authorization for a school improvement project. Involving Roxomnsife and McFanden Holts, the plan seeks to enhance surrounding areas and facilities, with residents contributing funds to ensure proper upkeep and safety.
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McFanden Holts
Caroling Inrtmimture and Labor Reform Debate
Fragmented OCR text notes a legislative push influenced by cotton manufacturers aimed at restricting child labor in mills to age thirteen. Mentions women organizations and societies opposing the move, with references to Mrs. Elizabeth Z. Vance and Mary Hussey as guests.
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Ralbign
Tabor Nas
Natih ‘Caroling
Kppedis
Women's Organisationa
Heman
Harlow
Coton
Bors
TS Arerandét
Timit
Ett
Entertained Friends at West Shinnston on Saturday Night
Misa Dora Bwiker hosted school friends at her West Shinnston home Saturday evening marked by songs and games. Grace Nay, Harold Hamilton, and Augustina McDermott visited relatives in Weston. Fred T. Jet attended a ciphering match at Mudllicks School House. George Stajoney, recovering from illness, was seen about town with Mrs. Riles Shinn of Clarksburg visiting relatives. The Olive Electric Theatre showed a short program Saturday night. Junior Gre of Monongah visited relatives Friday. Mrs. Leslie Hawker shopped at Palmont Thursday. Stella Hawker and Frank Napkin Hawker were at Fairmont yesterday.
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Shennston
Mar
Misa Dora Bwiker
West Shinnaton
Grace
OL. Nay
Fairmont
Mudllicks School
Nouse
George Stajoney
Riles Shinn
Clarksburg
Olive Electric Theatre
Monongah
Leslie Hawker
Paltmont
Mires Stella
Hawker
Fainke
Mtr
Homer Hawker
Dawson Escapes Charleston Explosion Narrowly
Governor Dawson survived a nearby explosion that damaged a theater in Charleston Saturday. The blast scalded a barber and drew debris toward the governor’s carriage, though he escaped with minor injuries and remained unharmed by the force of the blast.
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Charleston
Mar
Dawson
Chile
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