Farmers Hear Great Lecture On Clover And Implements
County agent W. D. Zinn spoke to about 25 farmers in the forenoon and 60 to 70 in the afternoon at Harrison County, urging use of manure spreaders lime and phosphate on clover. praised riding cultivators and disc drills and noted February to April sowing windows. He announced trips to Marshville and Bristol with another meeting planned for the court house next Saturday.
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Harrison County
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Lightburn
Good Hope
Marshville
Bristol
Hopkins in Havana praises want ads over editorials
Carl A Hopkins, writing from Havana Cuba where he works for the Spanish American Development Company, says Want Ads in The Telegram look better to him than Havana Post editorials. He has been in Havana two months and likes the city and his position. He requests forwarding Clarksburg newspapers as he is away from home.
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Havana Post
Carl A. Hopkins
Veyanna
Cuba
Clarksburg
Hopkins
Havana
Child Dies at Home of Parents on South Chestnut Street
Claude Dye Jr aged 3 died at 3 thirty Saturday at his parents home on South Chestnut street from tuberculosis. Funeral services will be held at the Dye home Monday at 3 pm with Rev W B King of First Methodist Episcopal church officiating. The bereaved parents have many friends. Samuel R Ford has filed a lunacy complaint against Sisan Extine 14 of Gore and the lunacy board will likely hear it Monday.
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South Chestnut Street
Dye
W. B. King
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Samuel R. Ford
Sisan Extine
Yeers
Gore
Poard
Forty five prisoners confined in county jail
Forty five prisoners are confined in the county jail with thirty eligible for work on county roads. The brief note records the counts and the work-eligible subset, reflecting a routine correctional bulletin.
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Jill
Eligile
First Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor Service
The Sunday evening service at First Presbyterian will be led by the Senior and Intermediate Christian Endeavor societies. Readings, prayers, hymns, and solos feature Miss Nell Layman and Miss Ruth Alger with remarks from Miss Nell Layman about the state union. The event kicks off Christian Endeavor week February 6 13 with plans for a midweek prayer meeting and a citywide social.
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Christan Endeavor Societies
Lewis Sutton, Jr
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
Ruth Alger
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Lillian Spang
Butler
Nell Solo
M Morgan
Hizpah Benedict
Nell Layman
Fairmont
State Christian Endeavor Union
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Societies
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Supreme Court prepares special docket for early hearing
The supreme court of appeals directs the clerk to prepare a special docket for cases fully matured on or before February 18. The docket will begin April 18 and run five weeks, allowing lawyers to place matured cases on the docket without notice. The action stems from 1913 statutes granting the court control of its docket.
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Supreme Court of Appeals
Marriage License Issued for Frank Orange and Noradiyal
A marriage license has been issued for Frank Orange and Noradiyal, marking a new union. The document confirms their eligibility to wed under local regulations.
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Frank 'T
Oragge
Plans for Clarksburg Interurban Station Expansion
Traction officials from Fairmont and Cleveland convene next Tuesday to settle plans for a larger interurban station in Clarksburg. Manager E B Moore says rapid growth demands a commodious facility, with express room expanded and temporary quarters used during construction to serve passengers. Weather permitting, work will start soon and aim for a September 1 completion.
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Fairmont
Wilbur Watson
Cleveland
Watson
Clarksburg
New Route Planned for Wilsonburg Line to Wilsonburg
Monongahela Valley Traction Company plans to reroute Wilsonburg cars via an interurban station with a new branch from the Fairmont line south of Limestone Creek. The change, aimed at reducing a dangerous hill and enabling larger equipment, will begin early next summer while Adamston service continues without a Wilsonburg run. Harold Roush released on $500 bond after Friday night arrest for liquor purchase in public place. trial set next week.
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Adamston
Harold Roush
Democratic push on tariff bills aims for early passage
Washington February 6 Democratic leaders plan to push the administration bills to create a tariff commission and repeal the sugar clause of the Underwood tariff. The Ways and Means Committee will draft reports this week with a possible February 20 passage target. A sugar tariff free list is seen for May 1 unless repeals pass. Also on the agenda is Hill’s dyestuffs tariff proposal, with a Wilson-Kitchin conference likely next week.
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Democratc
House
Kitchin
Ways and Means
Tariff Commission
Hill
Administrator Qualifies for Grantville Estate
Arnim Hinkle has qualified as administrator of the estate of Grantville. Bond set at 1200 dollars with sureties John W. Bush and J Ira Lacson. Appraisers named Rev J P McCormick. Will preach this morning at St Paul Methodist Episcopal Church south. No evening service.
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Hinkle
Grantville
W. Hinkle
John W. Bush
J. Ira Lacson
H. J. Myers
J. P. McCormick
St. Paul Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Reynolds Leader in Critical Condition Improves
Edgar M. Reynolds, a Chicago editor, who has been critically ill here since yesterday, was reported to be greatly improved today though physicians warn he is not yet out of danger. Charles Pont, former county court member from Lost Creek, visited here Saturday evening.
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Tay
Angele
Edga M. Reynolds
Chicago
Rango
New Street Cars to be Installed on Local System
Pay as you enter street cars will be added to the Clarisburg routes with eight new steel cars ordered from Philadelphia. Five will run in the city, creating larger capacity and improved comfort, while three will operate on the Watson-Loot avenue line in Falemont. The cars are slated for delivery by August 1. A separate lecture by Pastor A H McMillan on biblical prophecies and Jewish prospects is planned for Robinson Grand theater at 2 pm, free to all with no collection.
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Russell
Robinson Grand Theater
Natore
McMillan
Philadelphia
Thene
Falemont
Watson-Loot Avenue
Tragic Nurse Student Causes Fatal Error
Miss Hazel Schoenfelt a 20 year old nursing student at Allegheny General Hospital was found dead in the Allegheny River in Pittsburg after she admitted giving the wrong medicine to a patient. She reportedly walked into the river amid the incident and could not be saved. her body was identified after recovery.
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Pittsburg
Hazel Schoenfelt
Altoona
Allegheny River
Colombia Treaty Report Sparks Debate Over Funds
The foreign relations committee favoring a payment of 15 million dollars to Colombia was received calmly in Bogota. The Pan American friendship is tested as critics argue 25 million would only cover actual damages, highlighting tensions in the proposed aid package.
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Bogota
Colombia
United States
Foreign Relations Committee
Local Industrial News Highlights Community Visits and Accidents
Mrs Nathan Barnett returns home improved after visiting Mintwood relatives while Mrs W Rymer visited Polat Comfort. Olga Whitney recovers at her home on EH jatteot. Minnie Lightner and others socialized at Gransells. Jollitte from Henderson visits Henderson Store Co. McIntire suffers severe burns at work Norwood pottery. Ladies Aid Society gathers at Miss Pearl Deem’s home for business and refreshments. Re openings include Norwood addition plans and Dr D A Willis’s professional visit. Reverend O W Wise to preach at Hammond chapel. Family returns from Missouri. Herbert Davis ill. Walker sound gutted in a ruin removal project.
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Mond Chapel
Pearl Deem
Wale Nut Avenue
Thong Minnie Lightner
Himen Addinton
Gale Lants
Jesmer
H. A. Crummit
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