Weston’s Great Future Is Now Fully Assured
Weston’s future seems assured as growth expands city appeal and population. The piece outlines increased attractiveness for living, bigger population driving demand on merchants and producers, and a busier transport scene with the Baltimore and Ohio line noted. It mentions crowded trolley service between Richwood and Clarksbuke and line condition issues affecting trains.
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Weston
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Baltimore
Preyfoy
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Weston and Lewis County March Toward Traction Progress
The article notes the Monongahala Valley Traction Company advancing trolley service toward Weston, easing congestion and opening travel to Jane Lew. It highlights new homes and school growth, with Professor F. R. Yoke as superintendent, and surveys increasing populations, church activity, and Lewis County's growing fruit industry and future mining prospects as the line expands into the region.
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Harrison County
Jane Lew
Weston
First Street Car Enters Weston Marks New Epoch in History
Weston in Lewis County celebrates the arrival of the first street car, with traction officials from Fairmont and Clarksburg aboard. The interurban run from Fairmont to Weston took about an hour, prompting plans for a formal opening within thirty days. The line, fourteen months in progress, links Weston with Clarksburg and Glenville as a prospect to extend further into Gilmer County.
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Monopgahela Valley Traction Com
Weston
Clarksburg
James C. Watson
Fairmont
George T. Watson
A. B. Fleming
F. M. Mann
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Entive
Henalite
Jane Levine
Gether
Manin
Glenville
Gilmer County
Prominent Cornell Ex-President Praises Greek Valor
Jacob Gould Schurman, former Cornell president and ex minister to Greece and Montenegro, returned to the United States praising Greek bravery comparing modern soldiers to Marathon and Salamis fighters. He notes Greece’s domain has expanded postwar due to recent conflicts. In other news, Mrs Julia Hill, a 60 year old colored woman, died at her Clay street home. funeral arrangements set for Wednesday at Oakview cemetery. Colonel Walter Fargerte, International Allied Company president, discusses promotion and future plans with the firm’s growth toward a 100 million dollar enterprise and his upcoming assignments across Missouri and the Pacific coast. The Dry Farming Congress met at Garden City, Kansas, with farmers amused by the demonstrations.
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Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell University
Greece
Montenegro
Marathon
Salamis
Schurman
Julia Hill
Charles Hill
Clay Street
Oakview Cemetery
Walter Fargerte Presanta
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Pacific
Virginia
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Wilbur R. Smith Taxiness College Catalogue Ad
Young men and women urged to enroll for courses in housiness banking shorthand and typewriting. Advice from thousands of graduates touts the college in Lexington Kentucky with a new catalogue requested now. Nearby in British Columbia vast forest acreage and timber volumes are noted.
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Taplly
Wilbur R. Smith Taxiness College
Lexington
British Columbia
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Weston Court House
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