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Newspaper

The West Virginian

Location

Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1921

Page

4

Dreamers Press Toward Future in College Fray 1921

Fragmentary OCR notes reference college halls and a hopeful outlook for students facing challenges. Mentions names like Mook and phrases about power, pride, and a push toward the future in 1921.

Rontheb Ela

York Herald critiques public expenditure and Republican control

The York Herald analyzes government spending, arguing departments and agencies should restore public service levels. It notes wartime pressures and rising deficits, suggesting Republicans in power inherit large expenditures and must decide how to align with Wilson-era policies as the fiscal year ends.

York Herald Herald Ermil Congress Republican Congress Wilton Wilson

Value of Words and Labor in Early Publishing Profits

A fragmented reminiscence on literary pay per word from James Whitcomb Riley to Milton and Fitch. It then shifts to 19th century industrialist-scale royalties, domestic travel shifts with rail and auto use, and campus hazing reforms. The writer also notes political moves in the Republican Party and labor board wage decisions affecting rail transportation. With era-spanning critiques, the piece ties fame, money, and national policy to everyday life.

Stevenson Milton Clyde Fitch Riley

Government must preserve services while cutting expe nditures

The article discusses preserving core government functions as waste cuts are pursued, noting departments and commissions resist reductions. It cites President Harding’s push to lower taxes by trimming spending, but insists retrenchment cannot come from one department alone, urging coordinated restraint for 1922 campaign credibility.

Harding

Fragmentary 19th century clipping hints at political and social chaos

A garbled 19th century news fragment references riots, political maneuvering, and scandals. It mentions Congress, Newberry, Philadelphia teams, Boston, and various crime and explosive topics, with disjointed notes on professors, universities, and cabinet speculation. The piece reads as a collage of overheard headlines and stray lines rather than a cohesive report.

Indenture of violence in early Ohio County incident

In spring 1790 four of five Indians attacked Purdy family near Wheeling Ohio County. The husband and two daughters were killed or harmed. two daughters were taken captive for about ten years before release. Mrs Purdy hid in a thicket and the pursuing party failed to reach the assailants before they escaped to the Ohio River.

Purdy Ohio Wheeling Tan

Tent Meetings At Clarksburg Worthington

Tent meetings are being held at Clarksburg along the Bridgeport car line near Four. M vats of New Castle and Stephen Bottle of Gas City lead the gatherings, held at 7:30 each evening through July. An invitation is extended to all interested in the work of the Lord.

Clarksburg Worthington Clarksbure Bridgeport M. Vats New Castle Ind Stephen Bottle Gas City Mautings Begle Hp Lord

SETH TANNER Aims for a Long Road Home

Local reminiscence notes Seth Tanner on a Sunday journey along Three Notch Road. The text hints at old money and time worn paths, reflecting a rural voice and a tale of perseverance and memory.

Three Notch Road

Miss Jones Buried At Westernport

The funeral of Miss Katherine Leety Jones who died at Cook Hospital Sunday was held from St Peter Catholic Church in Westernport Md. Attending from the city were Mianea Bertie Arhatt, Alice Cotter, Marle Riggs, Elizabeth Sayers.

Miss Jones Westernport Mien Katherine Leety Jones Cook St. Petere Catholic Church Mianea Bertie Arhatt Alice Cotter Marle Riggs Elisabath Sayers

West End Improvement Company Land Transfers Listed

County Clerk records show multiple land transfer actions involving West End Improvement Company in Marion and Mannington districts. Transactions include parcels in Bellville, Paw Paw, Fairfield, and Union districts with considerations ranging from 260 to 5 000 dollars, detailing buyers such as Jesse Floyd Clara Chippe and others, and names like Phiney Mote and Alice Powell appearing in several deeds.

Les N Sattertalds West End Improvement Company Jose Li Boyers West End Fairmar Sonnideration Jesse O. Floyd Bale Floyd EAL Wyer Perosl Bellvgion Erec Ang Clara Chippe Fannie B. Bennett Fetrmont Hood, Jr Papalett Hood Ora'r. Yost Paw Paw P. Matheny Amanda V.mathsey Marion County Pew B. Moore Pairmont Alice Powall Mannington Phikney Mote Alice Q. Mets Alles Powell Walter Heffner Betsie C. Holmer P. A. Succi Union District

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