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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1920
Page
5
A fragmented clipping shows weather outlook with snow flurries and rising temperatures, local operation reports, traffic notes, and court notices. It mentions Dundee, Parkerburg, and New England references, with brief weather, transportation, and public safety items amid a snowy day.
Prograc movement resumed by midafternoon after a earlier slowdown. Officials urged caution as operations continued at a controlled pace with no immediate disruptions reported.
PERSONALS. Mrs B Ollker and you Bernard plan a trip to Pittshurett for health reasons. Mr and Mrs Waffel of Brownsville Pa are visiting the former’s relatives. Mr and Mrs O H Ober at Carleton tea. John B Stevedaim of Huntington attends business in the city. J T Silas and others join officials’ concert at Owenn Toute plant. Dr H G Stopizer opens days in New York at the Pennsylvania Hotel.
Major Neely will address members of the Fairmont Chapter of the American Association of Engineers at the Palace Restaurant at 6:30 p.m. Monday. He will speak on the topic American History and free topics about industrial plans and civic improvement are noted.
County official WH wand of Meminizalta county 1% Brualty settles fire loss from a barn and contents destroyed by a recent blaze. The claim totals about 91000 to 9800 with machinery valued at 2580, and payment directed to the complainant.
The report notes Scott attending Reynolds funeral in Som Sewne and subsequent events. It covers annual board duties, reelecting officers, and routine dividends while listing officers and the corporate actions discussed at the meeting.
The Degrees of Chivalry will be conferred upon Mrs. Vornu Seer, Walnut avenue, Fairmont, and Mrs. Martha Vurner, Fairview, Thursday evening at seven at the Grand Opuya house by Ganton Mononsahels No. , Wutrerdis Militant. Old Fellows from Morgantown, Clarkville, Grafurn, Worthington, Mannington and others are invited. Rev. Wale Lint. Rivesville, formerly of kinw, will deliver a keynote. (THO veaeen 4 eok ferred for meritoriom service, AC LA IN THUY LAGU. Geneva, Dec. 16. Austri n was elected a mentor of the League of Nations by the assembly of the league today. The election was without opposition, Thirty-Five votes were in favor of her adoption. Two members were absent. New England, so soupporting 1 number 29 years ago now has to forihird 6 the amount use Saloon. In the larger towns of Mexico are to hie clannd rin oon fauntday unto cluck: Sunday morning.
A report by Walter S. Hallanga to Governor Cornwell shows per capita state government costs increasing from 4.04 to 5.01 dollars, with comparisons to 3.07 in 1915. The deficit at year end and projected 1921 costs spark calls for actual appropriations, emergency funding decisions, and tighter oversight on expenditures.
London dispatch reports Lord Mayor of Cork has sent a message to the American people urging relief for Ireland. The appeal asks Americans to organize a relief fund and to send contingents to Cork to aid in the crisis.
Regional coal operations report heavy loading on the Monongahela and B&O rails with 1 256 cars of coal and coke moved by Tuesday. Operators, United Mine Workers and Northern West Virginia Coal Operators Association scheduled talks in Fairmont with plans to set a rate for large cutting machinery. Weather and transport conditions disrupt train Movements and freight volumes as markets adjust prices and production.
An unnamed speaker, described as a well known lomiernao, touts Thedford's Black-Draught as a remedy for torpid liver and indigestion. He claims it helped headaches, feverish colds, and digestive distress, urging readers to ask for the genuine product to cleanse and relieve symptoms.
Reported partial returns indicate Squally Large Lewis and Mursey Rewer carried the unions with substantial margins. Lewis led in Washington DC and Northern West Virginia districts, while Mononexd liver 400 vote majority and up to 600 votes in others influenced the totals. Washington area figures show strong local support for the presidential candidate amid district headquarters activity at the Masehic Temple in Marrmont.
An old promotional fragment touts Sloan's Liniment as a universal remedy for rheumatic pains and aches. It asserts rapid relief for joints, backache, and strains, claiming decades of global use and suggesting everyone can benefit.
The West Virginia Coal Association led by J. C. Brainy of Dundas and W. H. Cunninghaw of Huntington held meetings in Philadelphia and Washington to discuss railway relations with the National Coal Association. The Winding Gulf Coal Association met in Philadelphia and elected officers for the coming year. The Smokeless Coal Operators Association of West Virginia also convened in Philadelphia.
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