State 50 Years Old June 20 1913 Celebration
A statewide observance marks the 50th anniversary on June 20 1913. The celebration highlights community milestones and public events across locales, inviting participation from citizens and organizations to honor fifty years of state progress.
West Virginia History of State Birth and Jubilee Plan
The text outlines West Virginia’s birth dates and events from 1861 to 1863, naming critical actions by the Virginia convention, the formation of a new state, ratification of the constitution, and Lincoln’s proclamation. It notes Wheeling as the celebration site for the fiftieth anniversary and praises teachers and pupils for memory work guiding the Semi Centenary celebrations with flags to be given to schools.
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New York State Reports Over Two Million Families
The state notes a total of 2,046,645 families residing in New York, reflecting household patterns and demographics across the state for policy planning and social services.
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Fragmentary Notice Prompts School Anniversary Idea
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Professor Shawkey: Dynamic Leader of Free Schools
A portrait notes Professor Shawkey as a magnetic, energetic official in the state’s education system. He is described as a dynamic, quick thinking administrator driving teacher and pupil efforts ahead of the statewide June 20 anniversary observance.
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Hon Henry G Davis and West Virginia commission head
Hon Henry G Davis, chairman of the West Virginia Semi Centenial Commission, is praised for steadfastness amid pressure from younger members. The article notes his long service and faithfulness as a model for others facing demanding roles.
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Davin's Service to State Noted by Centennial Commission
A report lauds Mr Davin for tireless work on the Semi Centennial Commission. He accepted a committee role and devoted himself to its duties, attending meetings and guiding preparations since the December 1909 Parkersburg session, earning unanimous praise for his leadership.
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Flags for 8 000 West Virginia schools
Secretary of State Redd solved the cost problem for a new West Virginia state flag design. The flag retains the original emblems and colors but is printed at minimum cost. Eight thousand flags will be delivered by June first for distribution to schools statewide, with one flag placed in each schoolhouse by the Semi Centennial Commission.
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Birth rate in Italy per seven thousand inhabitants
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Rossmore's Banshee tale of a sudden Dublin-born lord
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Lost in the Last Lap and the Letter Writer
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