Tailored fashions and hats dominate central West Virginia shop
The ad proclaims Pemsons-Souders as the leading center offering tailored suits at 25 dollars with full alteration service. Gage Bros. hats, Redfern corsets, and rubber hose supporters are priced from 3.50 to 10 dollars. Large selection includes over 60 hat styles and multiple dress options.
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Gage Bros
Redfern
Silk petticoats and Spring Footwear Bargains
Bargains sway in apparel with silk petticoats cut from 6.50 to 5.05 in black and colors as surplus stock clears. Spring footwear arrives in patent leather Russia calf and oiled leathers from 2.00 to 3.59. Children and boys styles in oxfords, collars, belts, veils, and bows offered with low prices and new designs.
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Russia
Goodyear
List of unclaimed prisoners in Clarksburg post office
A list of unclaimed letters in the Clarksburg post office will be sent to dead letter offices in Washington if not called for within thirty days. Delivery would be greatly facilitated if the house number and street are included in the moldrups.
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Clarksburge
Washington
Luis Alviroy Angiga Barrette
ReEen Worth
Miss Feral Bennett
Gulvéppe Carlo
Nicola
Clare Joloi
Vincehgo
Carlamago
Victor Core
Kutonsy Gimky
Comey
Fred Fox
Molin Gyaggy
Mra
Atlas Beradin
J. A. Holm
James Ach
Mims Hester Jeffreys
Lend Wy Jones
Judge
Hilla Kugétata
Ruil Ovia
David” Kellerman
Ottys Knight
C. W. Laurie
Aines Lauran
Chuiyi Lyons
Liniwant
Upton Mis Mena McIntyre Geo
Musseth
Monroe
Walt Monenr
Monro
Claudie Morgan
Philip Nolan
Wille Oldaker
Mise Easter Owens
Mr. G
Wharmike
Capt
Wad
Pond
J. Paulut
Simony Pan
Wi E Powell
Lw, Richards
Oppia Reed
Walter Reed
Ernest Raplon
Qumea
Roberts
Mixs
Emma Ribleth
John Smith
Teles Sandornak
Jose Swares
Shannes
Revival closes with many conversions at Stewart Methods
At the Stewart Methods church south of Ely a revival led by Rev. J. E. Scott of Adamston and assisted by Brother J. W. Gerrard of Wilsonburg yielded forty four conversions and forty new members. The church began two years ago with about twenty members and the revival tripled its size. Scott concludes the series and resumes regular services across his charge including Stewart chapel and other churches. Next week he and Hamer Stumgardner join a revival at Smithfield M B Church.
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Episcopal Church
Ely
J. EB. Scott
Adamston
J. W. Gerrard
Wilsonburg
Mr. Scott
Scott
Stewart Chapel
Mr. Hope
Hamer Stumegardner
Smithfield M. B
Players Signed by Fairmont Baseball for Spring Trials
President T S Haymond of the Fairmont team announces trial signings from Suinelders Decker and Holmes among others. Catchers Mrachtie and Snodgrass plus infielders Gites and Andrew join a group hoped to push veteran players for positions. The signings originate from Cincinnati Cameron New Brighton and East Liverpool with several coming from Cleveland Buffalo Lieben and East Lafayette.
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T. S. Haymond
Fairmont
Suinelders
Decker
Cincinnati
Holmes
Cameron Cogswell
New Brighton
Leon
East Liverpool
Haught
Amon
Mrachtie
New Castle Pa
Snodgrass
Frhans
Mepkins
Cleveland
Carlisle
Lieben
Mich
Ael
East Lafayette
Andrew
New Castle
Gites
Buffalo
Peason
Appointed Receiver for Salam Window Cine Company Assets
W. E. Leonard was regularly appointed receiver of the Salam Window Cine Company's property in bankruptcy proceedings. He posted a bond of $1,000 as part of the appointment.
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W. E. Leonard
Haa Ham Sphoigied
Salam Window Cine Company
Wntathers
Trapd
Kanawha County Committee Ousts Local Panel In Scramble For Primaries
The Kanawha county committee voted 8 to 4 to oust the county committee after a heated meeting over the governor primary process. Attorneys for Mr. Scherr argued the call favored Kanawha candidates while County Chairman Woodyard received a telegram of satisfaction from governor candidate Hy Hearne.
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Kanawha County Committee
Scherr
J. W. Vandervort
Thomas Brown
Parkersburg
Frank Reynolds
Keyecr
Grant Hall
Charleston
Kanawha
Townsend
Oustain
Woodyard
Hy. Hearne
Kanawhs
Back to Fairmont Purchasing Department Transfer
A report states the payment department of the Patroent Cont Company will move from Enitimers back to Paesod. It notes officials and the Berne temple location involved in the change.
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Paergont Cont
Moret
Porthyaity Department
The
Patraent
Enitimers
Bilieenie
Alt. Walson
Tall Flower Grasselett Terrains Town
A fragment describes a street scene with muddy conditions and rapid growth of tall flowers in a town. It mentions schools under a local manager and references local officials and figures such as Curt Lawton. The passage reflects urban disruption and community concerns over infrastructure.
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Grassellt
Thistte
Clark
Curt
Recovering From Attack Mentioned In Vague Report
An unclear report notes a person recovering from an attack linked to Erippe and Ash. mentions John Staunton and McN Bhone in residence context. Details are fragmentary and names appear out of order.
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Ash
Epyne
John Staunton
Bhone
Police Court Report From City Session
Fragmented OCR notes describe a police court hearing with an arrestee charged by officers. It mentions a mayoral finding, a three day detention, and a prior arrest for being drunk in the rent, with a forfeit of a sum noted.
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Wijfing
Urrad
Regier
Sabeniti
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