Meeting at Court House Burden On Citizens Highlighted
A local meeting at the court house addresses citizen burdens and a panel discusses duties and costs. Officials emphasize practical impacts on residents and outline possible reforms.
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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1920
Page
1
A local meeting at the court house addresses citizen burdens and a panel discusses duties and costs. Officials emphasize practical impacts on residents and outline possible reforms.
Clyde H. Smith, once canvassed by the County court as a Republican nominee, laments not appearing on the ticket but offers no hard feelings and urges party unity. The piece blends political talk with colorful local color about a snowy mass meeting and a scene at the courthouse featuring Doc Henry in mittens and an army helmet.
A deciphered dispatch notes Polish Allied delegation seeking armistice not just with Russians but signals that Russians are organizing. London reports a wireless message dated August 3 indicates widespread Polish parts under pressure and possible negotiations.
Fragment outlines sale at 26 cents each or 25.75 for 100 with a deposit option and reserved orders. Mentions Block A Edgway and Morgantown area lots striking as exp on. Calls attention to investment as lifetime savings and urges quick action for advantageous terms.
Good wages and free life assurance offered by Owens Bottle Company. Medical and tarnished employ costs apply. Eligible applicants should inquire for details on benefits and compensation options.
Fragments indicate a mine location in Norwood near the Brass Mill and Koppers works. No further details or dates are legible.
Monongah exports apportionment for New England shipments under ICC order limits to 115 cars daily. July production across Monongah area railways shows coal and coke outputs with coal tonnage around 1,095,500 and coke totals near 470 cars. Western Maryland, Monon divisions, and Baltimore and Ohio networks report varied carloads, with July 1920 marked by peak regional output and comparative declines from 1919. The piece notes prices remaining steady then slipping and hints at overall market volatility.
A West Virginia Republican delegation led by Judge F. Morgan heads to Marion Ohio for a state party conference and to urge Senator Warren G Harding to visit Wheeling on August 12. About 25 to 60 party leaders expected to join, with others from Washington Parkersburg and McCrum, as the group aims to coordinate support for the Republican ticket.
A Republican County Executive Committee meeting and district conventions are set for today in the Circuit Court Room La Sale Wy to nominate delegates to the state convention. Officials including Deputy Sheriff Howard Adams and George Wiess are noted as participants as districts prepare to elect electors and representatives, with sessions scheduled for morning hours and ongoing nominations for appeals court judges.
Associated Press reports wheat prices rose today amid heightened speculation. Traders pushed futures higher on fears of disruption from European war talks, lifting March delivery bids toward 220 to 250 cents a bushel as interest intensified.
About 200 employees of the box factory will leave Falmon Saturday morning at 9 o clock aboard a special train operated by the B C railroad to Valley Fall. The move follows a run of care vil de on the Monongah division and updates recorded this afternoon.
Fragmentary report shows opposition to a British government plan on railroad management. Mentions Washington and Aus. 3, a meeting with Wren on the ground, and a department of commerce note. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A three acre patch of green corn was destroyed by fire on the Minnick Soup farm, just above stock pond. Water and incendiary blast damaged nearby areas. Mr. Sow’s corn valued at £36 may have been affected. governor to investigate.
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