Multiple West Virginia Corporations Granted Charters
A May 1 report lists several new charters and incorporators across West Virginia towns. Details include Wheelink Eon Company of Wheeling owning the FTheeling baseball club, Union Improvement Company of Des Moines acquiring Fort Des Moines lots, and Nuttallburg Smokeless Fuel Company forming with $125,000 capital. Also noted are orchards ventures near Berkeley County and various local associations in Mannington, Rowlesburg, and Washington DC connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champton
Wheelink Eon Company
Wheeling
Ftheeling
George Aioe
James Dyson
Union Improvement
Company of West Virginia
Des Moines
Fort Des Moines
Te Incorporators &Re
N. T. Guernsey
Ejr Taylor
F. A. Brown
Ge Eippsyana
F. Maxner
Edenbrook Orchards
Martinsburg
General
Gerrardstown
Berkeley County
Taporporatora
Butler
J. ‘Albert Shaffer
J. G. Ontrich
Malcolm ‘A. Cole
William J H. Schofield
Washington
W. Va
Nuttallburg Goal Company
W. B. Deegans
Fayettes County
T. W. ©. Deegans
Lloyd Keller
Fayette- McNabb
H. L. Kirkpatrick
Macdonald
H. ‘M. Personette
Mannington
A. Lb. Prichard
B. C. Bartin
If.e. Purdee
J. J. Haught
Basnett
Book Board in Charleston Hears Textbook Bids
The West Virginia school book commission, appointed by Governor Glasecock, meets in Charleston to hear merits of school publications and solicit bids for text books. Representatives from all publishing houses are present as the board plans a likely week long session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qhairlston
School Book Commission
Glasecock
West Virginia
Black man Bradshaw jailed for pistol law violation
William Bradshaw, described as colored, received six months in the county jail from Justice Jackson V. Carter after arrest by Lieutenant Nicholas M. Whyte on Pine street for disorderly conduct. A pistol found during search led to the conviction under the Johnson anti Pistol toting law. Mayor Moore delivered custody to the justice. Police Chief Harry Lb. Brooks secured the warrant. the hearing last night found the evidence sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bradshaw
Jackson V. Carter
Johnson
Bradshaw
Nicholas M. Whyte
Pine Street
Moore
In Justice of the Peace
Harry Lb. Brooks
Carter
Rival in His District for Congressional Nomination
Harry Scherr confirms a rival bid in West Virginia's Fifth District to challenge incumbent Republican James A. Hughes for the May primary. Partner Gogiykoonts, a former Mingo County legislator, with firm Goodykoontz Scherr aims to canvass every county and secure nomination.
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Charonsto
Chicago
West Virginia
Gogiykoonts
Congress
Harry Scherr
Williamson
Wells -Goodykoontzs
James A. Hughes
Wil
Scherr
Goodykoonts
Mingo County
Sheppard, Goodykoontz and Scherr
James A Hughes
Orr. Goodykoontz
Goodykoonta
Hughes
Chamberlain's Linement for Rheumatism Relief
Advertises Chamberlain's Linement available at dealers for relief from rheumatism. Claims easy application and massaging of affected parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Tre B i B Waters suits and silks dress line ad
An old advertisement promotes Tre B i B and Waters garments including women's suits priced at 22.50 to 25.00 and silk dresses at 18.50. It lists fabrics such as fancy mixtures line stripes whipcords serges diagonals in grey tan blue and black.
Women Suits and Silk Dresses Sale Prices Noted
The notice lists women suits from 25 to 35 dollars and silk dresses ranging from 12.50 to 40 dollars. It promotes a broad selection including tans greys navies and blacks and mentions materials like messaline taffeta pongee and chatelaine fabrics for day and evening wear.
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Hamburger’s Department Store
Pike Street
Waldo
Main St
Vas
Cravenette
Colonial
Clarksburg Automobile Company
Secre Sidiee Noesae
Charleston
W. A. McDermott
Willison
Dennicon
Pittsburg
Tre
Waters
Frank D. McEnteer
Concreta
Call Bell
Clarksburg
West VA
Athletic Union
Fourth St
Clarksburg, W. Va
Empire National Bank
Fourth Sts
M. E. Rarick
Our Way
Clarksburg Pressing Co
Hell
Bell
Pacha Ni
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