Fire Water Sellers Offer Nabbed Home On Horner Avenue
Do You Want Fire-Water Sellers to Own a Nabbed By Officers Home If so here is a splendid purchase close in that will suit you On Horner avenue near the new school building we share a seven room house with basement attic front and back porches in a splendid residence section The interior is nicely finished in oak and has cabinet and brick mantels The house is well built and is cheap at the price The lots 31x80 feet with alley in rear No 450 Horner avenue PRICE 5250 on terms
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Horner Avenue
New Game and Fish Law Amendments Take Effect May 27
A synopsis details changes to hunting and fishing laws including license rules, seasons for deer, birds and fish, bag limits, trapping restrictions, and bounties. Non residents face $3 licenses, minors need parental consent, and certain predator and waterfowl protections are outlined. The report also notes a recent arrest in Bridgeport tied to illegal liquor distribution.
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Virginia
West Virginia proposed building plans noted in Pittsburg
The Construction Record lists Morgantown plans by architect John H Harmon for a two story brick and stone fireproof Masonic building on Willey street costing 2600 with auditorium banquet hall lodge room kitchen and pool room. Grafton estimates due March 27 for a two story brick high school by Frank L Packard costing 30000 with classrooms laboratories offices study hall and more. Sarah Williams sister of Edward Clark, Morgantown, colored, dies at home.
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Pittsburg
West Virginia
Morgantown
John H. Harmon
Uniontown
Willey Street
Masonic Association
Board of Education
Frank L. Packard
Columbus
Trial Docket For March Term In State Court
The criminal court docket shows the term extends to April 1 with cases up to March 31. Tomorrow morning call includes the cases against Thomas Garner Tom Waldo Arthur Wannert and Callie Brown. Remaining docket lists include Claude Bussey E Devore Wigner Thomas Waldo Carl Minor Frank Lover John Reynolds Harry Bastow, Frank Shook Robert Daddell Jennie Stottlemire Della Roby Andy Antonio John Deluce Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Dewey Daugherty et al.
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Criminal Court
Thomas Garner
Tom Waldo
Arthur Wannert
Callie Brown
Claude Bussey
E. Devore Wigner
Thomas Waldo
Carl Minor
Frank Lover
John Reynolds
Harry Bastow
Frank Shook
Robert Daddell
Jennie Stottlemire
Della Robey
Ben D. Orr
Andy Antonio
John Deluce
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Dewey Daugherty
Marriage License Issued To Okey K Radabaugh Relby B Martin
A marriage license has been issued at the office of County Clerk J J Crews to Okey K Radabaugh and Relby B Martin. the record confirms the formal authorization for marriage.
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J. J. Crews
Okey K. Radabaugh
Relby B. Martin
Sardis District Forms Agriculture Club at Wallace
Sardis district citizens met at the Wallace schoolhouse and organized the Sardis District Agricultural Club. Omar W. Swiger was elected president with S. J. Pigott as vice president and S. J. Gifford as secretary treasurer. The next meeting is set for April 1 at Wallace from 6 to 8 pm, with county and other officials likely to attend.
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T. B. Robey
G. W. Fair
T. A. Brady
E.D. Orr
Mosley Hall
M. Ayers
S. C. Morsis
C. W.swiger
Omar
W. Swiger
B D. Orr
Clarksburg
Wallace
A. P. Morrison
Deeds record transfers across Salem and Lumberport districts
Deeds show multiple lot and parcel transfers in Salem Lumberport and surrounding districts. Transactions include Gaines to Wilson single lot in Salem, Dennison to Sutton one lot in Salem, and Robinson and Stackpole family transfers in Lumberport. Other entries cover 66 acres in Clay district and 34 acres in Clay district, plus various city lots in Broadus and Cannisee areas.
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Harley D. Gaines
E. A.wilson
Salem
William Sutton
Jesse F. Randolph
Aaron Gain
Francis’ M. Robinson
Samuel W.imphrey
Lumberport
Alben
F. Stackpole
F.E_ Cook
Lot
Martin Brothers Company
Alben F
Columbia Stackpole
Homer M
SHA Cavalier
Artie Dye
Aly
Eastern oil market cools as prices drop across veins
The week ends with weaker eastern crude prices from the Seep purchasing agency of South Penn Oil Company, lowering Pennsylvania grade to 1.40 and Corning Cabell grades to 90 cents and 1.00 respectively. Development activity continues in Clay, Long Run, Ragan's Run, Smithfield, Straight Fork, and other districts with multiple wells showing limited production, including a twenty barrel test at Cairo Oil on the Maxon sand and several rigs being prepared for future salt and Big Injun sand tests.
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South Penn Oil Company
Pennsylvania
Corning
Cabell
Clay District
Ritchie County
West Virginia
Cairo Oil Company
W.mccullough
Maxon
Hope Natural Gas Company
Isaiah Griffin
Long Run
Central District
Doddridge
Carnegie Natural Gas Company
Smithfield
Wetzel County
Philadelphia Company
Robinson- Hoge
N.S. Powder and Company
Penn
Oil ‘Company
Myers
Keenir
Rock-run
Burning “Springs
Wirt
Walnut Creek
Oil Company
Harvey
Producta Treen
Gordon ‘Sand and
Spencer
Roane County
Sand/Parker Bros
W. B. Poling
Cabot
Smith
Goft & ‘Heck
W. W
Carter Oil Company
C. W. Post
Reedy Creek
Curtis District
G. I. Cabot
Margaret J. Crislip
Spencer Creek
Roade Development Company
J. E. Post
Little Creek
Spencer District
L. S
Turkey Run
Grant District
Doman and’ Company
Cora‘ Cochran
Hart Brothers
Rebecca Wright
Hope! Natural’ Gas Company
Coch Tan
Cochat No
Rebecca’ Glover
Aln Glenville
Gilmtr County
Hope Natural Gas
Ezra
Co operative store planned by Phillips Sheet and Tin Place workers
A meeting of Phillips Sheet and Tin Place Company workers in the court house formed plans for a cooperative general merchandise store near the tin plate mills. Authorized capital is 7500 dollars with 25 dollar shares, four per person, half subscribed. The aim is to buy goods cheaper and operate nationwide via cooperative methods. Meanwhile Bernard Smith is jailed awaiting hearing for alleged illegal liquor activity after police found bottles and a key in his West Main Street apartment.
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Phillips Sheet and Tin Place Company
Court House
Wasi
Secretary of State
Utv
Co-Operative
West Main Street
Bernard Smith
Magistrat
Bernard
J. H. Tenney
Stachert
Bernard Andi
Arre
Westlaw
Brankeort Hero Karl Ott Wins Multiple War Decorations
Karl Ott of Schiganheim, a former volunteer now advanced to the highest noncommissioned rank, has received six decorations. His honors include the Iron Cross first class, Ton cross second class, Prussian Service Order, Prussian Iron Cross second class, and additional bravery medals from Prussia and allied orders.
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Naence
Associated Press
Brankeort
Karl Ott
Schiganheim
Fires Cause Major Losses Across Clarkeburg Area
State Fire Marshal reports January fire losses totaling 55598 with Clarkeburg bearing 2600 of the share 19200. Two blazes struck Henry Warder’s store and Larry Cann’s shop and dwelling the origins remain unknown. An arrest followed a Saturday incident involving a young man in New Pair on related charges.
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Eire
John S. Ho- Tan
Clarkeburg
Henry Warder
Larry Cann
Russians Adopt Turkish Girl Baby Amid War Turmoil
In a unusual wartime exchange a Turkish girl baby is adopted by Russians. The scene described shows the child clothed fed and presented in Orthodox rites within the turmoil of the Caucasus region as Italians and Russians react to cross border events.
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Russia
Aveek
Menefourak
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Willie
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Anderson Crow
John Combs
Baschanalian
Hudson and McGraw
Jackson
Howard Post
Golf Building
Salem College
Sarah Williams
Edward Clark
South Fourth
Larksburg
W. Va
Criminal Court of County
Sardis
the Union Dentists
W. Pike St
Pike News
Ohio
Reas Aun
Independence Township
Washington
Meno!Oil Company
D. Riggs
Squaw
Chester Air
Fairfield Township
Washington County
Stephens&Company
Andrew Carrothers
tSockport
Samuel E
Jonn
Buingirt Farm
Bernard’ Smith
Anidh
Spassenger
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Lawrence
Pedwaxdsr
Nanvof
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