Public Health Service Board Meets In Red Cross Rooms
Tonight at 7 20 the Public Health Service board holds its monthly meeting in Red Cross rooms called by chairman Ma W Thirtsian. Also notes cover a Mt City Lodge Knights of Pythias social, a request for duty relief for D C Cole, and a birth at Cole home weighing six pounds each with two more lodge members to join.
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Public Health Service Board
Red Cross
Ma. W. Thirtsian
Cole
Gwants Clu
Thes City
Eel Kiwaniaat
Tana Ye Bridge
Kabers
Nj Ag
Aets Tall Pears City
Clarksburg
Acd
Clarksbarg
Contray
Larry
Shatter
Clyde S. Holt
Amor Danham
Ray Mapel
Same
Boyer
B. Y. Brant
Ava
Suitih
J. J. Watkins
A C: T Howard
M.C. Lough
Ter
Local Rotary Club hears plans amid bridge talks and boxing lore
The meeting discusses a bridge project budget and appoints a five member committee to study the bridge question. Attendees include W J Wiesel Clarence Robinson and others. The group notes the boxing champion Reed F Martin and mentions property moves in Terra Alta and Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Martin
Terra Alta
Bearcat
Alli
W. Va
Tom
Sam R
Nuzum
Huerizona
Cupid
W. J. Wiesel
Clarence Robinson
Cunningham
Reed
Local Reform Efforts Highlight Tax Valuation Debate
Washington officials and Marion County board members discuss property tax assessments and funding for a bridge project over the Monongahela. Senator Elkins backs a $75,000 state share and urges a 10 percent valuation increase, while critics warn of rising taxes and stalled progress amid political maneuvering and committee reviews.
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Bel
Harding ‘and
Cox? Club
Marion County Board
Weshiigton
Tors
Comaway
Fairmont
Burleson
Tig Justiter
Giub
Monongahela
James Davis
Coun
Campaien
Tis
Sion
Days of Our Fathers
R. Purdee
Eldridge Carter
R. J. Cunningham
Washington
Conaway
Harding
Davis Elkins
Epublican Nz
Etytional
New York
W. J. Wiegel
France
Atate
Wiliam E.baker
Elkins
Iase
Mittee
Wesel
Reed
Potomac
Statie
Alber
Kemi
Fragmented OCR reveals late 1920s political chatter and battlefield notes
The text presents a jumble of historical mentions from a newspaper page, including references to General Washington era, Turkish at headquarters, and a long discourse on Democratic nominee dynamics with figures like Carter Glass, Mitchell Palmer, and McAdoo. It reads as an OCR wreck with scattered names, places, and dates.
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Mac
Mae
Carter Glass
Hay
Mitchell Palmer
Chuzap
Wim Hisself
Ahaz
Michell Palmer
Cali
Bte
Adoo
McAdoo
Meg
Aloo
Eaner Ray Baker
Nevada
Joe
Wikson
Mitch Palmer
Eazy
Bippo
Open Air Church Service Scheduled for Sunday Evening
An open air church service will be held on Fairmont Avenue lawn by Deputy Sheriffs and local pastors with music by the George L. Kerr Moose band directed by H. I. Shaw. Minister J F. Gordon will preach. If rain forces cancellation the service moves to Central Christian Church at eight.
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Leni
Tage van
Nor
Sherits
Fairmont Ave
Seema
Tetelle
Secenil
Leorn
Av Morgar-First Christian Church
Cat
George L. Kerr
Moose
H. I. Shaw
Cbcle
LN. Wetzel
JF. Gordon
Second Street
Walnut-avenue
President Wilson Enjoys Open Car Rides Amid Rising Costs
Washington reports President Wilson increasingly rides in open autos in Rock Creek Park and toward Mt Vernon, wearing a straw hat and keeping a firm grip. He appears older and less active than two years ago, while the cost of living climbs. Department of Labor figures show higher family expenditures from May to June and since January, with food costs driving the rise.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
Rock Creek Park
Mt Vernon
Department of Labor
Fairmont Welcomes Dr Newell With Banquet
A party from Fairmont escorted Dr Newell through unper Mo nongahela valley to the nct plant and the machinery company plant, ending at the big Dow er plant in Rivesville. A luncheon at The Fairmont honored Dr Newell described as the father of trriga. Ray S. Quick, resident engineer of J F Casey Construction Co, acted as toastmaster at the banquet.
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Fairmont
Dr. Newell
Mbnongahela Valley
Nct
Itchinery Company
Rivesville
Moon
Dr Newell
Ray S. Quick
J. F. Casey Construction Company
Fairmont Club
Railroad News In And Near Fairmont
Rail operations and personnel updates in Fairmont and nearby towns. Reports include semi annual rule examinations led by F. H. Brummage, Bartlett aboard B and C cars en route to Cirysford, and Peach consignments arriving via United States Railway Express from Springfield and Cumberland. Nine passengers take B and C excursion to Atlantic City. Plans call for ten mallet engines to run between Fairmont and Gratton by September 1 with track preparations underway under H H Tederick supervision.
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F. H Brummage
Fairmont
Richard P. Bartlett
Car Checker
Baltimore
Charleston
Ahlen
Cirysford
Olse Fairmont
Excar
Atlantic City
Stanley
Eunes
Gaston Junction
Clarksburg
Gratton
H. H. Tederick
Second Day of Taanyotion Trip Tour by Monongatela Officials
The second round of the summer inspection tour by Monongatela Valley Traction officials covers the Fairview and Mannington lines and includes a visit to the Rivesville plant. Yesterday they toured Helen’s Run Wyatt branches en route to Clarksburg. Twenty to twenty five people are making the trip.
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Monongatela Valley Traction Company
Helen's Run
Wyatt
Clarksburg
Lunden
Women of Christ Episcopal Church
Clarke- Summit
Fairview
Mannington
Rivesville
Baxter
Katy
Realty Deeds Filed For Record In County Clerk Notes
Realty deeds filed list transfers on McCoy Street Fairmont and Coleman Street with prices noted. Names include A G Martin Thomas L Burchnal Joseph M McCoy and wives, C Bella Lough, James I Moreland, Clark W Eisner, Simeon Bright, and others. Historical financial amounts show 1 dollar and 1900 dollars amid records. Also a stray medical note on premature baldness linked to teeth and a historical price of an Egyptian war chariot around 300 dollars.
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Reed F. Martin
Mount Vernon
Josh
Hs Sip Ula
Terra Alta
Lois
Bob
A. G. Martn
Thomas Les Burchinsl
Harry Virgil Morgan
McCoy St
Fairmont
Joseph M. McCoy
Thomas L. Hurchinal
Cleim Real Estate
Pears
Ross Musgrave
Joseph T. Dotts
Ennayivania Avenue
Arment
James I. Moreland
C. Bella Lough
Helle View Heights
Clark W. Eisner
Democratic memory sparks party clash over Littlepage choice
A fragmentary report recalls intra party tensions as Chilton battles for Hal Depue against Littlepage while federal officeholders sway Kanawha and Roane county negotiations. The president backs Littlepage and Osborne secures the appointment amid early raid plans and political rebuke.
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Chilton
Kanawha
Litilapage
Fx Con Pens
L. 5
Marshal Willlim ‘Osborne
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Regerdt Bo News
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Iered
Hotel Fairmont
Pee Aee
Jae Tal
Frederick H. Newell
Sutherlands
James A. Savace
Dayton
Jete
Bok Wei
Ac Fis
Sivage
Dester
Colonad
Mayo Brother S
Minneso
Wxe Gatter
Teter
Lark
Jme
Sara
Rotary Club
Aken i
Big Bob
Mt Leasant
Brown
R.T. Cunningham
Sam‘r. Suzum
C. W. Robinson
J. R. Spease
Fred Helmick
Incsuich
Fides
Ayer
Marbee
Tosea Morris
Yuich
Thaohis
Trectin Company
Cous
L. Cunninghas
J. BM
Jacobe
Casey Company
Foo
Igvexhaustel
Fayeite
Rabeteh
Greenbrier
Summers
Monte
Ott Y Ealhoun
Gilmer
Randolph
Webster
Nicholas County
Koonte
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Koontz
Wat
Voongreseman
Watzon
Ian
Marion
Ashi
Arthur
Nice
Wetsiven
Harrison
Letis
Monongalia
Taylor
West
Wood
Watton
Nine O'Cock
Ing
Aapell Degas
Douglas Fleming
Alera Ing
Amar EE
Assaly
Ots Republic
Laks
Hall
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Corts
Jatre
Uinlum
Joe Tumultu
Nelite
W. F. Foster
Ewan Toubus
Hawa
Virginia Sales
Tia Oat Pust
Littleton
Glovers Gap
Burd
Sind
Elizabeth Ardes
Mi.ano
Fiteates
Patprae
Gvecaleen
Ruihe
Railroad News
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Freckles
Slim
Blosser
Sivas
Autrin
ENVER
Anne
Ian Eg
Fes
Maxaciaat
Drittalm
Cheon
Kotalko
Lapis
EasyDrag
Queen
Oxfords
Aperth
Smith’s Shoe Store
Main Street
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