Wallace Town Visits Spark Political Fence for Democrats
Town residents and visiting figures, including Wallace residents and Clarkeburg candidate Stanley Veka J. Dojah, associated with the Democratic nomination for sheriff, were seen shaking hands and discussing local politics. Several locals visited relatives and conducted business in town, with R. V. Thompson moving a saw mill to a new site and planning timber work.
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Willian B. Towit
Parrish
John E. Ritter
Clarksburg
Phil
Pigott
Big Bik
Hollis Kemper
William Bennett
Alliance
Artie Dye
Carnezie Gas Company
Folsom
Coamany
O' Brown
Delila Wallns
William Hall
Farrmsiil
Jefferson Robinson
R. V. Thompson
Big Rock Ganp
Tara
Hoo Hoo Hoo on to the Lumber Business Program
Toastmaster Harry B Curtin opens a speech program titled The Relation of the Hoo Hoo to the Lumber Business The Future Hoo Hoo features E Stringer Boggess with cats and kittens vaudeville Music by Cadenza Orchestra Prominent visitors include Alf A Rudy Elkins C D Howard Cowen A B Smith Uniontown Paw J West B M Bonner J W Romine G W Stephen Wheeling L Alcock Baltimore W Lee Jock J C Roane West Union Pittsburg figures from Parkersburg region
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Harry B. Curtin
E. Stringer Boggess
Alf. A. Rudy
Elkins
C. D. Howard
Cowen
A. B. Smith
Uniontown, Paw
J. ©. West
B. M- Bonner
J. W. Romine
Parkersbur
G. W. Stephen
Wheeling
3. Lalcock
Baltimore, Md
W. Lee Jock
J. C. Roane
Westo
Frank Smith
Pittsburg
Million Dollar Mission Drive Reported By Methodists
A distant church appeal notes five million dollars used in a year for foreign missions. The AmneapolisMinn May 10 conference tally shows total contributions and special gifts, with a promise of continued support as reported to the general conference.
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The
Methodist Church
Calithattee
Conference Examines Special Gifts For Mission Fields
The report urges harmonizing donations with field needs and considers separate contributions for foreign and home missions. It cites 492 new missionaries and 4,291 native preachers added in 24 years, notes revolutions in Mexico and China impacting missions, and expresses optimism for future growth.
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General Conference
Mexico
China
Funeral for Clifford Hyer Held at Baptist Church
The ten year old Clifford Hyer son of Mr and Mrs William Hyer of the Pinnickinnice mine area died after developing lockjaw following a leg injury. The funeral is at First Baptist Church Saturday morning at 10 with burial in Elkglow cemetery. East Inverpool man.
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Clifford Hyer
William ‘Hyer
Pinnickinnice
Iack-jaw
First Baptist Church
Neveral
Ciffort
East Inverpool
Will E. Moore Dies of Heart Disease in East Liverpool
Will E. Moore aged 52 of East Liverpool Ohio collapsed and died of heart disease while walking on the street. A wife survives him. He formerly served as chief of police in this city.
Salem Council Hears Hog Control Proposals
At a regular meeting Salem councilors heard Health Officer S Redneliyy urge hog control inside the city limits. He proposed requiring hogs to provide one heart acres for each hog and moving all hogs at large during certain months. The recommendations were referred to the ordinances committee.
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Salem
Couballl
Jamhetibers
Cvap
Comnelain Reza
Ts. Redneliyy
Che
Noted Doctor’s Endorsement Cited in Latrobe Ad
A fragmentary 19th century advertisement recalls a Latrobe physician named Tavengsod gud Strickler who praises a treatment described as a great mental remedy. The note mentions a coal plant and an advertised package priced at 1270 with a jar labeled 250. The readable text suggests a testimonial style promotion with personal claims of relief and payment promises.
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Tavengsod
Gud Strickler
Drdggiats
Latrobe
George Amoltie
Lextoon
Bilta
Welle & Hie Maker Co
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