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Newspaper
The Labor Argus
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
3
The Labor Argus requests unions and secretaries to mail labor news and notices for weekly publication. Submissions must reach by Tuesday and be written on one side of the paper only. This notice urges prompt sending to ensure timely coverage in the labor press.
Regular session of the County Court of Kanawha County continued to Aug 29 1907 to address large outstanding indebtedness. Court orders direct a special levy authorized by the 1907 Legislature to pay debts, listing holders of county orders for participation. Clerks ordered to publish notices in all county newspapers until Sept 10 1907 and collect prebidental copies for record.
Varied scenes of western life will be presented by Buffalo Bill's Wild West during a forthcoming city visit. A dramatic Indian battle, an emigrant train attack, a railway train holdup, and a ranch frontier scene titled A Holiday at the Ranch will be staged with fidelity. The show features horsemanship, roping, and other frontier sports on Gol Wy Cody's T-B Ranch near Cody, Wyoming.
Ray Thompson’s troupe of educated bronches with gustangs performs equine feats in a high school style show. Western-bred horses mimic skilled circus moves while Western girls ride with ease. The sequence juxtaposes frontier pleasures with Holian raids as redskins attack a ranch. The program presents authentic frontier life through film images like The Battle of Summit Springs and The Great Rain Holdup.
The Charleston City Council adopted a public notice and ordinance authorizing issuing four and one half percent bonds totaling 170000 for projects including Elk River bridge work Virginia Street and demolition and reconstruction of the Keystone bridge, with details on bond terms, sale, exempt taxes, and a special election to ratify. The document includes sections on bond denominations, interest at 4.5 percent, 34 year maturity, sale conditions, use of proceeds, tax levy, and a September 10, 1907 special election date with voting options For ratification or For rejection.
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