Parker Calls Upon Bull Moose For Convention In August
John M. Parker, Progressive party vice presidential nominee, issues a call for a Chicago convention on August 6 to nominate a president and vice president and revive the party as a distinct organization. He urges burying the Bull Moose emblem, praises American eagle symbolism, and appeals to red blooded Americans and women suffrage supporters to unite against the two dominant parties.
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New Orleans
Ameries
Progressive Party
Chicago
John M. Parker
Hughes
Parker
Colonel Roosevelt
Ame
Americ
Republican Party
Charles E. Hughes
Mr. Parker
Amorica
Anter- Jeaniam
Shin
America
Star Chamber
National Progressive Convention
National Committee
Naional
Steam-Reller
Progressive National Committee
Democratic Party
South
Wall Street
Buckhannon People Note Ills And Visits In Town
Buckhannon July 15. Trussell Foukes from Clarksburg improves at his father W P Foukes home. Mrs Hilleary Better and Mrs Fred Hilleary show improvement after illness. Charley Huffman Gratton and M L Rohrbaugh Newark visit friends. Aston Levinstein returns from Baltimore and Pen Mar Md. Harold Burnside from Akron visits mother Anna Burnside. Pauline Fish visits Sutton families. Lillie Treiber leaves for Fairmont to stay with aunt Mrs Joe Hart. G C Young, druggist, on southern state business. Clell Hardman spends day in Clarksburg with brother post-operation. Jame Griffin of Columbus visits Mrs Griffin and her mother Mrs S E Arnold. Willam Hefner and Mrs Hefner visit D C Hughes family. Hefner to Abode with parents. Hefner secretary to Congressman Howard Sutherland. Dr Hanse Jarrett of Grafton visits New Valley House as state witness in Grafton bank case. John B Morrison, assistant AG, heads prosecution in Durbin case. Mrs John Miller of Wichita Falls Tex a guest at Dayteh Morrison home. Captain C W Morris Webster Springs railroad visits. J L Holden Tonmile attends local guard company demonstration. no sons enlisted.
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Charley Huffman
Gratton
Sund
Pauline Fish
Alfred Walker
L. K. Kelly
Sutton
Lillie Treiber
Frank Treiber
West Mainstreat
Fairmont
Joe Hart
G. C. Young
Willam Mefner
Washington, D. C
Grafton Bank
John B. Morrison
Durbin
John Miller
Wichita Falls
Tex Is & Best
Dayteh" Morrison
C. W. Morris
Pick
eng-Webster-Springes
Weston Woman Heads West on Long Journey Home
Miss Marguerite Hale, of Weston, returning from a two year visit with her Portland, Oregon brother, sails from Portland July 11 aboard the Great Northwestern. Her planned circuit includes San Francisco Los Angeles Pasadena Arizona New Mexico Denver St Louis Indianapolis and Weston with many stops along the way.
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Weston
Marguerite Hale
Dr. P Hale
Portland
Ore
Great Northwestern
Floating Palace of the Pacific
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Arizona
New Mexico
Denver
Col
St Louis
Indianapolis
T. W. Hale
Miss Hale
Chicago
Council Islata
Lincoln
Neb
Weaver
Colo
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Uah
Misy
Marguerite
Fuel Briquet Report Shows 221 587 Short Tons Produced
The annual Geological Survey statement on fuel briquetting for 191 is now available. It records production of 221,587 short tons valued at 41,096,716.
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The
Geological Survey
Local Feed Store Ad Promises Quality Service and Low Prices
M West Feed Supply advertises lime praster cement sand and sewer pipes with emphasis on right prices high quality and dependable service. Full contact via two listed phone numbers.
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M. West
Stora
Three Day Display Promotes Choctaw Chickasaw Lands Sale
The Oklahoma Indian Land Car visits Clarksburg to publicize sale of about a million acres of Choctaw and Chickasaw lands in southeastern Oklahoma. Government offers easy annual payments, no residency or improvement required, with maps and experts on site. Open daily and Sunday with broad display of Oklahoma products at Koblegard & Co. tracks.
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Oklahoma Indian Land Car
Clarksburg
Oklahoma
U. S
Belt
Reverend letter opposes $2,000,000 Confederacy monument plan
A long letter from a Birmingham resident and Confederate veteran urges Daughters of the Confederacy not to fund a $2,000,000 mountain monument. He cites wartime heroes Robert E. Lee and a call to aid suffering widows and orphans, urging education and charity instead of a grand memorial.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Age-Herald
State Mountain
Atlanta
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Confederate States
Robert EB. Lee
Robert D. Johnston
Johnston
Lee
Birmingham
Ala
Robert E. Lee
U. D.C
Roosevelt Says He Was Deserted by Progressive Party
Detroit July 16 Colonel Roosevelt answers a Detroit inquiry stating he did not desert the national Progressive party the party deserted him The letter from W H Hill of Detroit and the colonel explains Michigan Progressives supported Hughes and Fairbanks and that Roosevelt believed the right course was to put party interests first amid the Chicago convention fallout
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Detroit
Mich
Theodore Roosevelt
W. H. Hill
National Progressive Party
Hill
Hughes
Fairbanks
Michigan
Pope
Douglas
Lin~ Fon
United States
Illinois
Raymond Robins
Progressive Party
Progressive
New York State
Lincoln
Senator
Lssue
Trumbull
Liver Life Tablets Promoted For Health
An advertisement urges readers to take Liver-Life Tablets to clear catarrhal matter and bile from the liver and intestines. The ad touts laxative ingredients and claims the product eliminates bile, with 10 and 25 cent packages available at stores. The snippet ends with a stray quip from a Broadwax roundup.
Old Hickory Tonic Advertisement Claims Health Boost
A vintage ad touts Old Hickory Tonic as a non patent remedy made by a family of physicians. It promises vigor, better digestion, and stronger blood, claiming noticeable improvement from the first day and urging readers to buy six bottles for best value.
Feldspar Report Shows 118,769 Tons Sold In 191%
The annual geological survey statement on feldspar notes 118,769 short tons sold during the year, with market value totaling 629,255 dollars. The report is now available for distribution.
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The
Geological Survey
West Liberty Dormitory Bid Notice Sealed bids invited
The State Board of Control in Charleston West Virginia seeks bids from ten contractors to build a dormitory and provide all materials per plans by F F Faris. Specifications include brick and wood construction with composite roof two porches and multiple dimensions. Bid packets require a 500 dollar certified check and must be marked Bid on West Liberty Dormitory.
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State Board of Control
Charleston
W. Va
F. F. Faris
Wheeling
West Liberty
Guaranty Company
J. Slakin
W. Ya
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Patform
Union
West
Clarksburg Laundry Co
Monongah
Worthington
Shinnston
Mt Clare Test Creek
Jane Lew Jackson's ‘Mills
Weston Rivesville
Grant Town
Fairview Barracksville
Farmington Downs
Mannington
Grasselli
Electric Express
Monongahela Valley Traction CO
Clarksburg, W. VA
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Upshur
Telegram
Buckhannon
Trussell Foukes
W. P. Foukes
Hilleary
Fred Hilleary
Brother
Edmiston
Joe Malone
St Mary’s Hospital
Haynes
Ter
Turner
Kev
Brooks
Webstar Springs
Howard Urannon
Glensville
M. ‘T. Brannow
Hope Gas Company
W. W. Hull
Fak
Louis Fisher
British Columbia
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Wexton
Sophorn
Roy
Marjorie
Robert Hale
Roy R. Hale
C. P. Hale
Mr. Hale
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Weat Second Street
Misa Gladine Stack
Fertains Card Club
Louise Edwards
Center Avenue
Mary Warder
Josephine Hale
Mas Kirk
Virginia
Myrtle
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Irene Cummings
Virginia Edwards
May Drummond
Margaret Cleary
Arilla Bland
Hairlton
Charlestop
Mary Pickens
Pickens
James Vandervort
River Avenue
Frank Hale
Abraham
Cincinnati
Wenforth
J. H. Wootter
Burnaville
George A. Toulman
Montana
George W. Crook
Camden
John 1 Fisher
Jack
Ashland
Marion Kirk
Roanoke
Joséphine Hale
Chestnut Avenue
Dan Tucker
Sarah Rector
Henry Page
May Johnson
Cole McGhee
Carpenter
U.S. Government Indian Land Co
Indian Land Car
Koblegard & Co
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Cour Cary
Moose
Roosevelt
Broadwax
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