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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1920
Page
7
A 1920 Times discussion on constitutional aspects of treaty making and appointments. It argues the president must act with the Senate's advice and consent, noting the shared power between executive and Senate in treaties ambassadors and high offices. It reflects Federalist views and contemporary debate.
The article notes criticism of the comptroller of the treasury as an unpopular figure led by John Skelton Williams and references Mehadden the house committee chair proposing to remove the comptroller from the treasury and move treasury board membership to the currency plan. It discusses ongoing banking clashes and calls for reform of the currency department structure.
The article argues that Congress should seek expert advice before pursuing Mrs McFadden's bill. It warns that the treasury's relation to the basic issue is delicate and crucial, especially amid large scale international finance. It cautions against acting hastily without careful consideration.
The West Virginia health commissioner urges vigorous public education on sanitation and quarantines to justify state health funding. He calls for removal of local health officers lacking modern public health ideas and for state authorities to appoint qualified staff to strengthen health administration statewide.
Deeds recorded by County Clerk A G Martin include John Troynar to Voile Troynar for land on Jackson Street in Farrowat Conn ration 2500 J W Randall and wits to A O Kendall for land in Hamilton additions to Fairmont 1000 Marion County Court to Monongahula Valley Traction Company for a right of way Voorarm to Win eld district 260 Daniel B McCullough and wife to Hertebel Mr Row land in Feimmont Con 50 George L Schauhner and Karl Cox for land in Un lotdintriat 1000
Mary Agnes McLaughlin daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles McLaughlin died at their Mannington home on Thursday morning after a illness Her sister Mrs Pat Zer of Mannington and brothers James Tolson Okla M J of Dallas Tex and Charan W of Polen Tas and adopted brother John Williams survive Her mother died four years ago The obituary mentions colonial New England Sabbath laws.
The article notes the first corn planted in colonial Virginia near Morgantown, carried out by David and Mokwall Morgan in 1768 for West Virginia University. It also references Ebenezer Zinc planting near Murkat street, and records William Robinson and Thomas Hollana in Border Warfare planting corn at the mouth of Slnpeon crack in Haeri county on July 33, 1774, amid an attack by Indiana forces.
The funeral of Mrs Hmmt Mathews, who died Thursday at her home on Highlands Terrace, was held this afternoon. Burial followed at Newetown Cemetery. Undertaker BC. Donee attended.
A fragment notes a discovery about Pilon ailment and a Wise prescription for internal use. It references Hem-Toid and a tablet taken internally with claims of quick relief. Additional names and places appear garbled but suggest Fairmont and a money-back guarantee.
ELKINS December 11. W W Trent secretary of the West Virginia Education Association urges stronger support for rural schools. He cites appeals from counties asking for tax raises and teachers, urging wealthy centers to aid rural districts and proposing ten million dollars annually for schools from state funds and taxes. He argues state lawmakers should pass laws to provide well equipped schools and well prepared teachers to sustain rural communities and future citizens.
Editorial discusses labor leaders and political power. It argues the president cannot fully control government machinery and fears concentrated authority. The piece contends the American people would resist attempts to curb rights and prevent abuses of power, while noting private citizens influencing policy in the past year.
An old advertisement extols Willo Mint Tablets as a pleasant laxative that eases constipation and liver troubles without griping or harsh purgatives. It claims quick action, no stomach upset, and relief from headaches indigestion and fatigue, urging readers to buy from druggists nationwide.
The piece examines how labor unions and their leaders levy dues and fees from thousands of workers to fund political aims. It argues that the system pressures workers to accept privileges or lose wages, alleging large sums flow to unions and that party politics manipulate public opinion for broader power.
Readable ad style notice announces a new furniture store offering a full line of furniture carpets stoves palms and wallpaper at 12 Monroe Street. The ad highlights exchaore Venia and ongoing introductions for customers seeking home furnishings.
A vintage shopping digest highlights chokers sweaters scarves and rain gear as top gifts. It touts affordable, quality items like Court umbrellas and hosiery, urging wrapping in Christmas gift boxes and noting festive selections for winter wardrobes.
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