Milk Producers Form an Association in Clarksburg
The Organization of the Clarksburg Milk Producers and Dealers Association held a Saturday meeting in the courthouse with M Sukin as president and Edward Cartright as secretaryTreasurer. The group aims to raise milk quality, standardize prices, and push ordinance changes including milk temperature, bottle returns, and sanitary handling to boost Clarksburg’s dairy industry. The next gathering is set for Saturday at 1 pm in the county courtroom to receive the city council report.
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Clarksburg Milk Producers and Dessers Association
Court House
M. Sukin
Enterprise
Presi- Henry Bassell
Mount Clare
Edward Cartright
Clarksburg
J.B. Supler
Henry Bassell
E. S. Haller
Aimia
New York
Affication
LR. Sturm
Henry Basel
J. B. Sapler
A.M. Sturm
J C. Ban Sell
E. J. Sturm
Viropa
J. W. Bailey
Rosemont
G. A. Bailey
Shinnston
T. J. McIntire
Monongahi
F.C Sturm
J. W. Saunders
Meadowbrook
A. J. Marple
Lorent
M. 14 Villers
Plain boiled COI guidance for coffee boiling process
Instructions describe boiling coffee with Chicago tea method. Add one cup cold water per tablespoon of medium, bring to a boil then boil three minutes hard. Stir in a quarter cup cold water, let stand, pour into heated pot, and serve with rich cream or hot milk.
New Orleans Coffee Tips From Chichyo Dairy Co
Two heaping tablespoons of pulverized coffee placed in a cloth strainer with one third cup boiling water yields strong coffee extract. Filter and add enough hot milk to make a full cup. Always use Chichyo Dairy coffee.
Hughes Young Men's Hughes Republican Club Formed in Lewis County
A Weston event formed the Young Men's Hughes Republican Club of Lewis County with about fifty initial members and aims to grow to around two hundred. George FE. White is president, Henry Hailey secretary, and Sullivan Pacef treasurer. The group promotes support for Charles Evans Hughes and a protective tariff through active youth participation.
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Lewis County
Weston
Hughes Republican Chats
George FE. White
Henry Hailey
Sullivan Pacef
Charles Evang Hughes
United States
Hughes Republican Club
Levis County
Elub
Hughen
Ballin Brother of Hamburg Line Chief Jailed in NZ
Maxi milian Ballin, brother of a Hamburg‑American Line magnate, requested three months in jail in Auckland. The Auckland Weekly News notes he worked as a bookkeeper, lived in New Zealand for years, stopped receiving remittances after war broke out, and was unemployed. The court said the sentence was charitable, not punitive, to aid a man unable to support himself. A separate item reports a road contract discussion between A J Williams and T J Davis over Mitchie county work.
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Auckland
N. Z
Maximilian Ballin
Hamburg-American Line
Maximillian Ballin
Auckland Weekly News
New Zealand
Carpenters Local 236 Plan Labor Day Parade Meet
All members of Carpenters Local No 236 will meet in their hall Monday morning at 9 30 o clock sharp for a Labor Day parade. John L Jacox Recording Secretary.
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Carpenters Local No. 236
John L. Jacox
Party is in Fine Shape
Charles G. Coffman secretary of the Republican state committee reported party harmony at state headquarters pending the arrival of Joseph H W Gaines of Charleston. Prominent party workers brought cheerful news Saturday night, indicating the party is in a happy frame of mind.
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Charles G. Coffman
Republican State Committee
Joseph H W. Gaines
Charleston
Democratic Discord Looms In Big State Rally
In Morgantown and Charleston headquarters, Coffman reports clear Republican drift while Democratic discord is described as sharp, with rivals sharpening knives for rivals and many voters likely to desert or abstain. Key visitors Williams and Thompson share upbeat GOP views. Marshall county leans Republican. Additional fair plans promise over 5000 in cash premiums and expanded exhibits, with new halls and a poultry department.
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Coffuian
A. D. Willams
Morgantown
Williams Ix
Kin
Coffman
Arthur J.thompson
Ie Department of Archiver and History
Charleston
Thompson
Elizabeth Thompson
Clay Street
Republican Party
A. L. Hooton
Mountinville
Marshall County
Hooton
Panhandly
Cofman
Lilly
Judge Robinson
Ten Commandments May Be Shortened by Episcopal Panel
The general convention of the Protestant Episcopal church will consider a commission proposal to shorten the Ten Commandments by dropping the historical reasons for observance. The changes would affect the first two commandments and echo forms printed in 1549 and in the Scottish Episcopal prayer book.
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General Convention
Protestant Episcopal Church
Commission of Bishops
Catechism
Communion Office
Will Lovell Reported Dead by Franklin Lumber Firm
A telegram from James Lumber Company of Franklin Pennsylvania says Will I Lovell of 215 East Pike street Franklin dropped dead there while at work. Detective London J White learned Lovell had left his residence and no relatives are in the city. Franklin police notified. The message notes Lovell worked three days last week. The Central West Virginia Fair grounds are the picnic site for this annual outing scheduled September 12 13 and 14.
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West Virginia
Bureau of Police
James Lumber Company
Franklin
Will I Lovell
East Pike Street
Thin City
London J. White
Lovell
Franklin Police Department
Franklin Lumber Concern
Meeks resigns to take Minter home agency in Huntington
W G Meeks of 511 Lee street resigns after eighteen years with Citizens Wholesale Supply Co Columbus to represent Minter homes. He will handle agencies for Harrison, Marion, Monongalia, Lewis and Taylor counties and ships homes ready to be erected from Huntington. Also notes a marriage license issued to Burrell Zinn and Marie Eckelbergs.
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W. G. Meeks
Lee Street
Citizens Wholesale Supply Company
Columbus
Minter Homes
Huntington Lumber and Supply Company
Huntington
Meeks
West Virginia
Virgnna
District of Columbia
Kentucky
Ohio
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Huntington Company
Harrison
Marlon
Monogalia
Lewis and Taylor Countie
Minter
Burrell Zinn
Marie Eckelbergs
County clerk issues many hunting licenses this year
The county clerk and staff issued at least fifty licenses Saturday and over a thousand licenses have been issued this year in the county. The squirrel hunting season opens September 16 and runs until December 1.
McGinnis Child Dead in Stewart Burial Planned
Mrs. Mary E Rooney received a message Saturday evening announcing the death of Margaret Jos McGinnis aged one year daughter of Mr and Mrs Willis McGinnis of Stewart D The deceased child is a nephew of Mrs Rooney and will be brought here Sunday for burial The funeral party will go direct to the cemetery from train No 12 The burial will be in Holy Cross cemetery
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Mary E. Rooney
Margaret Jos McGinnis
Willis ‘McGinnis
Stewart, D
Woodmen 10 Picnic at Jacksons Mills near Weston
A union Modern Woodman picnic is planned at Jacksons Mills near Weston on Thursday September 7. Northcott Camp No 5748 M W A and Alpha Camp No 1644 Royal Neighbors of America members are expected. Depart from traction station at 9 30 a m. public invited. D R Michabi V C
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Jackson's Mills
Weston
Thursady
Northcott Camp
M. W. of A
Alpha Camp
Royal Neighbors of
America
Traction Station
Notice to Pasturing Stock At Na Than Goft's Farm
All persons pasturing stock on Na than Goft s Elkhilt farm are notified to call on the undersigned at the farm house on or before September 10, 1916 end to adjust all matters in connection with pasture rent William Cox Superintendent Hikhilt Farm
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Nathan Goft
Elkhilt
William Cox
Hikhilt
West Virginia Poem by Reed Sings Loyal Pride
A wartime style verse by Reed extols West Virginia with lines praising loyalty courage and home. The poem depicts West Virginia as a promised land where youth and age work toward hopeful dreams and steadfast friends offer cheer.
New Electrician E M Coll Welcomes Ninth Pound Son
Sanford Coll Company official E M Coll, secretary treasurer, was absent from Ste plac on Second wheet all day Saturday. He announced that he would be busy teaching his new electrical business. The stork visited the Coll home at 516 Virginia street Saturday spring and left a nine pound boy. Mrs Coll and the baby are reported to be doing well and Coll is expected to resume duties Monday.
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E. M. Coll
Sanford Coll Company
Ste Placa
Coll
Virginia Street
Mr. Coll
Hils
Troops to Exibit In Huntington From Camp
National authorization today allows three infantry and machine gun companies from Huntington to depart mobilization camp for exhibition drills in Huntington for several days. Citizens are to provide troop transportation. Excavation starts for a two story frame residence on Horner avenue for Cuthbert A Osborn and family.
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Huntington
Charleston
Horner Avenue
Virginia and
South Seventh Streets
Cuthbert A. Osborn
Midway Features At Clarksburg Fair This September
A long avenue has been graded and fenced for carnivals and midway features at the Central West Virginia Fair in Clarksburg from September 12 to 14. One hundred different open air and tent attractions have been booked for the week.
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West Virginia
Clarksburg
Tuberculosis Death of Gravel Dragmer Aged 35
Gravel Dragmer died Saturday morning at the county infirmary after a lingering illness from tuberculosis. He was buried Saturday afternoon in the county cemetery.
Clarksburg Milk Draft Meeting to Discuss Ordinance
The city council will convene Wednesday night to hear a committee of milk producers and dealers supplying Clarksburg. The group seeks changes to the recently adopted milk ordinance.
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Clarksburg
Man Kelley Ready For Quick Justice At County Court
A man identified as Kelley faced a quick trial in the county court after being accused of selling a pint of whiskey in the basement of the courthouse. Constable Bartlett arrested him, and before Magistrate Carter Kelley requested immediate trial. He received a sixty day county road sentence and a $100 fine. Prohibitionist John Tenney swore out a warrant, and Kelley admitted guilt, with the court imposing the minimal penalty.
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J. Tey
Court House
Constablr
J. Bartlett
Startig
Kelley
John Tenney
Minute Carter
Coastal Bartlett
Ame
Magi Carter
Soldiers unpaid in Charleston as recruits flood camp
In Charleston on September 20 and amid a holiday, funds to pay Second West Virginia infantry were delayed until banking hours today. A tentative plan proposed distributing 30000 dollars to cover soldiers paid for August service. New recruits continued arriving, increasing company sizes with A Company now about 150 men after initial allotments this week.
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Charleston
Second West
No Meeting Held in Wood County Court House
No meeting occurred at Wood County Court House due to the absence of the county agent who spent the day attending farm institutes in another county.
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Rison County
Jeourt House
Wood County
Observe Holidays Labor Day Closure Notice
Local banks shops and public offices will be closed for Labor Day observance. Post office hours will follow the usual holiday schedule.
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