Alleged blind pig found at Grasselli in hog pen raid
State officers and county officials uncovered a temperance raid Saturday at the Grasselli dwelling. A hog pen contained a whiskey stash described as sixty pints and other liquor. Prohibition charges were filed with a $510 bond proposed, as officers reported ongoing liquor sales from Brutale's home in a so called blind pig operation.
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Grasselli
Alent
Jackson
Car
Baen
Mount Clare
Reuten J. Burtlett
John H. Tenney
Prohibition
Lin Bruls
Brutale
Attema Bushila
Progressive march toward hotter lands and better health
We strive to supply the public with the choicest foods prepared for man’s enjoyment. The message invites readers to join the movement toward healthier eating and improved vitality through better dietary choices.
Law Chosen Secretary-Treasurer at Methodist Laymen Meeting
Clyde L. Law of this city was elected secretary-treasurer of the Methodist Laymen’s Association at the ninth annual convention in Wheeling during the ongoing West Virginia conference of the Methodist Episcopal church. Ohio and Pennsylvania visitors attended. Officers elected included President and district and Wheeling district leaders.
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Methodist Laymen’s Association
Wheeling
Clyde
Law
Methodist Laymen's Association
West Virginia
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ohio
Pennsylvania
St. Luke's Church
Juflice
W. Floener
Cassiday
J. G
No Harrison County Farm Bureau Meeting This Saturday
Farmers were busy harvesting when the Harrison County Farm Bureau did not hold a meeting. County farm agent D W Zinn hosted several visitors and discussed various phases of farm work with them.
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Harrison County Farm Bureau
D. W. Zinn
Hage Crummit Brings His Drum Corps to Town
The Drummit Republican straw corps, led by J Crantiitt of Infuntriitl, paraded through the city on a Saturday night. A decorated Anton mobile truck bore portraits and banners for Hughes and Falehanka. Crowds cheered as Hack Nunits influence was cited, with a promise the troupe will perform again before election day.
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Hage Crummit
J. Crantiitt
Eliy
Anton
Hyehoe
Hughes
Falehanka
Ani Hack
Taymond Tohing
Tinotx
Chicago
Morgantown
Morgan Owen
Hektowkate Bureau
Neat
Tirihinin Wold
Fife
Orinher
Logal nurses honored at West Virginia convention
Misson Mary B Gorman and Nellia Manning, graduates, were elected to office at the eleventh annual convention of the Graduate Nurses of West Virginia. Gorman named vice president. Manning named desc ents to the annual convention of the American Red Cross Society. Other officers listed include Mrs Susin Coole of Wheeling as president and Mon Anni Dewsotor of Charleston as first vice president.
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Mary B. Gorman
Nellia Manning
Offigen
Aseociation
West Virginia
Martinsburg
Mins Gorman
Prcond
Min Minning
Red Crows Society
Susin Coole
Wheeling
Mon Anni Dewsotor
Charleston
Bira
Bullard
Louise 3Oeli
Woman's Globe
Maude M.brantner
Fairmont
Local Masons Attend Dedication of Ancient Style Hall
A list of attendees for the dedication ceremony at the Ancient Style Hall of Munanry in the Valley of Whwlitieant Orient of Went Virgiga near Wheeling Darlng. The page names numerous masons with degrees, including notable brethren, and notes the event as a principal dedication with ceremonial details and speakers.
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Munanry
Ten Years Ago in Clarksburg and Surroundings
Local reminiscences recall Clarksburg and nearby communities with references to business leaders such as KY Wole and TOM Weir, county officials, and the Chirkebine defense. The piece mentions court matters, a $10,000 damages award, and social events tied to the Mountaineer era, including personalities and civic activities across the region.
Braxton County Snapshot on Political Winds
Braxton county residents anticipate strong support for Republican and anti national tickets. E G Rider of Suntan, a candidate for attorney general in the city Saturday night event. Hotmen Drenini of the state public service commission notes the political shift amid his many duties.
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Braxton County
G. Rider
Suntan
Tr. Rider
Ho Tnet DreNini
State Public Service Commission
Sweat as Michigan elects governor candidates listed
A Detroit report outlines political maneuvers as Sweet seeks Michigan governor, with plans for a future secretary of commerce role if he wins. Democratic central committee chair A. Brovand and Edward Branadort address party issues in Michigan, noting thirteen districts lack clear candidates while several named prospects for Congress are listed in districts one through ten.
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Detroit
Med
Dtiehikan
Sweet
Michlcuis
Lin Auscessur
Secretary of Commerce
Stevenson
Foliowa
Franke
Doranmus
Samuel W. Henkes
Ann Arbor
Jamies W. Marsh
Hyde Crack
Roy J. Wade
Three River
Povet J. Dan,hof
Grand Ranide
William 8. Kellogg
Lansing
Saventh
Varnum J. Howar
Mount Clamens
Highth
Wiliam
A. Seegmifler
Owonna
Sint Aintelet
Curtis
Alway
Traverne
Hughes Glub Colored Voters Meet Monday at Water Street
Colored voters of the city will assemble at the achoni house on Water street Monday to organize their efforts for Lun Lest dwo or lies age rant. The meeting aims to form an aggeenstye plan to support Maghes anit Fatrbaniy and to push for electoral action viewed as a successful mobilization.
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Ela
Faotor Imti Campalen
Maghes Anit
Forty-Two Prisoners in Slush Yard County Jail
A garbled item reports forty-two prisoners in the county jail yard with theodox confusion about the number still on site and available workers. The fragment references the slush yard and a count showing fifteen others connected to the facility.
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Tim Minilwr
Dairymen to Meet in Clarksburg for Producers Assembly
The Clarksburg Mule Producers and Boosters Association will hold a meeting here next Saturday after noon. Local dairymen are invited to discuss cooperative plans and market strategies with association leaders.
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Clarksburg
Bostors Avevetttion
Fragmentary slate of districts and names in incomplete report
A garbled OCR passage lists obscure district and candidate names including Henry C. Haller Royeratt William J. Macbopild Eugene Hore and Attorney General Grant Fotlown. It hints at support for a top prime bench and an expected victory by a large majority on the first ballot, but details are unclear.
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Cligs
Henry C. Haller
Blavesith
Royeratt
Pennney
William J. Macbopild
Culuindly
Eugene Hore
Detroit
Grant Fotlown
Aml
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