West Virginia Industry and Railroads Commented On
An article reviewing West Virginia industrial growth highlights timber and manufacturing gains. It notes $12 million invested in timber, 1905 timber value of $14.93 million, 622 factories with $41.28 million capital, and annual output of $94.53 million. It praises railroads enabling access and urges continued industrial expansion. It also mentions political notes about state Republican figures and local party leadership concerns.
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Wat Virginia Board
Chile
Senstor Mikins
West Virginia
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State Board of Agriculture
Atlantic
Pacific
Camden
Davis and Elkins
Barton
Tate Manufacturing
West Virginia Board of Trade
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School and Church Progress in West Virginia
Hon A B Fleming of Fairmont cites religious devotion and school growth as proof of civilization in West Virginia. He argues congregations and steeples show moral foundation while public education expands, with higher education enrollment reflecting ongoing commitment.
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A. B. Fleming
Fairmont
West Virginal Board of ‘Trade
West Virginia
Fleming
Holiday rush seen in railroad and express shipments
As the holiday season nears, railroads and express firms brace for significantly higher merchandise shipments and increased passenger traffic. Departments report preparations underway to handle the surge and ensure smooth service during peak winter travel.
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Expressomp Fanine
Moral reform and education mission praised by visitor
A visitor endorses a mission promoting education and virtue among countrymen, stating it provides instruction without class distinction and serves as a healthy moral atmosphere for the young. The document also urges support for religiously inclusive moral education across Catholic, Protestant, Jewish, and other communities. It warns about neglecting prompt child treatment for croup and touts Hyomel as a quick remedy with testimonials from Rev. Geo. Sisson.
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Mire
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Esteblishea
Walter
Geo. Sis‘son
M. E. Church
South Londonerry
Promise to Leave Leaves Davis Freed at Police Court
Davis, arrested for drunkenness, was reprimanded by Mayor Wood at the police court session and released from custody. The judge spoke about the promise to depart from the city, while a 44.60 fine was mentioned in the proceedings. James McAteer is referenced in relation to the case.
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Davis
Wood
James McAteewn
Jal
Poundstone
Buckhannon
Pike Street
Cob
Marton
Globe Clothing House
Pure dairy milk at City Market
The notice warns that ordinary colds are dangerous as they can lead to pneumonia and chronic catarrh. It explains colds prepare the body for germs that cause diphtheria fever measles and cough and urges caution for children and general safety.
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Watts-Lamberd
Ladies’ Union
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Lowndes Savings Bank & Trust Co