Community notes from Wilsonburg and surrounding areas
Local items report Harvey Frank recovering from illness. Teachers BE Knight and others depart for Graf ton to attend the Monongatela Valley Round Table meeting in Graf ton Friday and Saturday. John Coyne transfer to Salem. Mrs Plant and Mrs Fittro visit Clarksburg. Squire Flynn to Meadowbrook on business. Walter Wunderlego may become night operator. Monongatton business visitors from Adamaton. A merchant named Harry Sturm travels from West Milford. Wells’s granite yard promotes direct monu ment sales with discount direct to public.
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Wilsonburg
Harvey Frank
Knight
Margaret Flynn
Lenora Marfin
Eunice Steatey
City Visitors and Local Businessmen Arrive in Town
A long list of visitors and businessmen from Gratton Buckhannon Monongah Parkersburg and elsewhere arrive in the city for meetings and errands. Officials Senator Arthur Thorn Delegate Charles Hart Joseph Morrison and others are in town. The crowd includes Cyrus Webb J D Stonestreet J H Aiken and M H King among many others on various duties.
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Parkersburg
Cincinnati
Arthur
K. ‘Thorn
Charleston
Charles M. Hart
Earl Morrison
Wilsonburg
J. Henry Morrison
William’ Madlay
Monongah
Gertrude O'Connor
Grace Pinherty
B. M. Vossier
Harrisville
Tucklgn
A. C. Henry
Weston
BP. Goedeck
Shinnston
Granville H. Davis
Satem
C.L. Belton
Smoots
Charles H.lanty
Reynoldsville
Smith Hood
Fairmont
George T. Watson
The
Traction Company
Marshall ‘E. Ashcraft
Misa Andrews
Mannington
M. H. King
Elkins
Republican State Committee
Buisnield
Lough Denies Letter Forgery In State Superintendent Bid
Myron C. Lough editor of the Fairmont West Virginian and Republican candidate for state superintendent of free schools sworn affidavit denying authorship of an anonymous letter sent to readers statewide. He insists the letter is a forged document with no lines written by him.
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Myron C. Lough
Fairmont
West
Woodyard Spends Days in Parkersburg Amid GOP Work
Congressman Harry C. Woodyard, after a Monday in Parkersburg with the Republican state committee, heads to Cairo Tuesday where friends plan a new local paper this week, then returns to visit local friends back in Parkersburg.
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Harry C. Woodyard
Republican State Committee
Cairo
Parkersburg
Sie
Property listings on Carraves and Cemetery Lane advertise lots and a house
Multiple real estate notices describe a 50 by 70 foot property on Carraves with a framed house, slate roof, 10 rooms, and brick boundary plus vacant lots on Me chanic and Lee streets. Prices involve $350 down with balance in 1 2 3 years, and other Cemetery Lane lots at 34 by 90 feet with $75 down and 6 percent interest. Park Avenue is noted as a premier Clarksburg street. Compact and pragmatic, these notices present parcels for building and investment with installment terms.
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Carravesnue
Miller elected Seattle mayor in 5,000 vote lead
Election results from Seattle show Republican John F. Miller defeating city party candidate William Hickman Moore by about 5,000 votes. Democratic candidate James B. Betts trailed in a distant third, roughly 600 behind.
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Seattle
Wash
John F. Miller
William Hickman Moore
James B. Btét
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Math and Fourte
Telnoram Aquine
Rena Ea Eneh
Burke & Burke
West Pike St
Central
Osburn's Shoe Store
Harry P. Sturm
Milford
Mar
Wells
West Virginia
Welless
Glen Bik
Grand Opera House
Talk OF All America
Henry B. Harris
Charles Klein
the Music Master
New York
Chicago
Boston
Lough
Woodyard
DE Jackson
Mechanic Street
Lee Street
Price
Poplar Street
Park Avenue
Clarksbirg
Cemetery Lane
Pike Street
Pinnickinnick
Tah Strere
Agents Ladies Home Journal Patterns
Fletcher
Tack Iel
R. E. Gill
Jeweler
Gorham
Mauser
Algut
Haviland
Limoges
Third Street
Thurs
M. E. Black Krohme
Ner Street
J. F. Krohme
Koblegard Insurance Agency
Moore Building
Soest Arenes
Democrat
Willison
Dennison
General Insurance
DE. Hardman
Third St
Clarksburg
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