Farm wages rise as farm labor shifts urged by unions
A 1914 editorial notes farm wage gains partly tied to union activity and labor organization. It cites wages rising about fifty percent since the 1880s, with current North West wages $50-$60 monthly, while the South remains lower. The piece argues progress depends on steady food supplies and sustained farm help.
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Todestar Union
North‘west
West Virginia Roads Campaign and Sixth Street Bridge Debate
An Evening Echo discusses May 28 29 Road Holidays and a local referendum on whether the Sixth Street Bik Creek bridge should be an overhead or grade crossing. Officials including A D Wilkos weigh costs, bond limits, and engineering practicality to decide a bridge plan without exceeding funding, amid safety concerns and community impact.
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A.D. Wilkos
Patz
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France
West Virginia
Eitiseng
Bik Creek
Sixth Street
Quesson
Counell
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Qiay
Glen Bik
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Walla
Id Ieaue
Wages for Farm Help Rise Amid Labor Scarcity
The article notes rising farm labor costs as subsistence prices grow and government limits on cheap labor falter. It cites scarce farm labor caused by competition with coal, oil, and factories, pushing wages higher for rural workers.
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Dance and social events listed for Clarksburg area
A station of readable items lists multiple social events and games in Clarksburg and nearby towns. May 12 Trojan Club dance at Masonic Temple. May 4- event by Cadenza Orchestra at Huffman Hall. May 15 Peg O’ My Heart at Robinson Grand. May 19 Thirty Club dance at Waldo Hotel. June 10 Merchants Protective Association banquet at Waldo. May 20 Cumberland West Virginia League baseball at Union Park. June 11 Ohio Wesleyan vs West Virginia Wesleyan baseball at Union Park.
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Trojan Club
Masonic Temple
Cole Tate
Ps.w. Va
Union Park
Cadenza Orchestra
Huffman ‘Tall
Robinson Grand Theater
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Thirty Club
Waldo Hotel
Merchants’ ‘Protective Association
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Virginia Baseball League
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Matador Aristotle Yeabo Draws Crowd at Spanish Bull Fight
A large audience fills the bleachers as Aristotle Yeabo, famed matador, enters the arena with his scarf and bull sticker. He teases the bull, the crowd roars Vive Yeabo, and a misstep leads to a hasty retreat as the bull charges. A narrator recalls steps, spins, and an awkward escape amid festive chaos.
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Spain
Yeabo
Gultar
Amatelle Yeaho
Meeting Notice for Rev. A. W. Morridon Vague Travel
The Rev. A W Morridon of the Methodist Protestant church plans to travel tomorrow. Details mention a near train to Point Ps and Pitts burg with an oral board of home nila Surington I bats.
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A. W. Morridon
Methodist Protestant Church
Pomns
Point Ps
Pittsburg
Oral
Board of Home
Nila Surington
Unclear political and financial mandate in a fractured report
Fragmented OCR text discusses politics and judiciary in vague terms, mentions Green's financial operation of a railroad company and a debate over holding companies. Specific facts are obscured by garbled wording, making precise names, places, dates, and figures unreadable.
New Fourth Class Postmasters Named in West Virginia
Washington May 11 A new post office has been established at Haulet Raleigh county with Allen Rodden as postmaster. Fourth class postmasters appointed in West Virginia include William Lattin at Cowhide Lincoln county succeeding Montgomery. Fulton Sias at Hager Lincoln. William Greenlee at Nat Mason County. Andrew J. Salsbury at Revival Webster Pima succeeding Grover Salia bury. Rupert A. Feamster at Ronda Kanawha. Presley Morris at Stinson Calhoun. Sylvester Burrall at Artle Raleigh. Jerry Lambert at Said Creek Lincoln. Alonzo Woodall at Sweetland Lincoln.
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Haulet
Raleigh County
Allen
Rodden
Adderas
Quinnimont
West Virginia
Cowhide
Lincoln County
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Lincoln
Fulton Sias
Edward
Mason County
William Greenlee
Hebert i "Wood
Reasoned
Webster Pima
Andrew J. Salsbury
Grover G. Saliabury
Ronda
Kanawha
Rupert A. Feamster
Raleigh W. Harvey
Stinson
Calhoun County
Massa
Presley Morris
Artle
Raleigh
Sylvester Burrall
John Z. Moses
Said Creek
Jerry Lambert
Augiatua EB. Wagher
Sweetland
Alonzo Woodall
Thoiad T. Thompson
Bumper Wheat Prospects In West Virginia For 1915
West Virginia expects bumper wheat yields this year as a U S Department of Agriculture bulletin reports 236000 acres sown with crop condition at 95 percent on May 1. It estimates output around 3720000 bushels with prices near 1.00 dollars per bushel, slightly below last year.
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West Virginia
United States
Department of Agriculture
Alice Thik
Lax-Urtec Offers Quick Relief From Uric Acid Ailments
An ad claims a new remedy LAX-URTC removes uric acid to relieve rheumatism and related pains. It touts a purifier from Carliban and Bohemian springs, describing the laxative action on the bowels liver and kidneys with a sample limited to Welln de 1 er Co Anglo Inn Pharmacy.
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Bohemian
Vittlal Samplon Wit
Anglo Inn
Owens Eastern Bottle electrician undergoes capital operation
Brown, an electrician at Owens Eastern Bottle Company, underwent an operation on Capital Sunday for appendicitis. The operation was successful and he will be laid up.
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Owens Eastern Bottle Company
Capital Sunday
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