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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
2
The text sketches a political clash over the platform and a draft treaty during Senate debates. It notes Borah and other opponents as vocal, the idea of a doped treaty, and implied fatigue with Washington affairs as lawmakers consider action. The tone mirrors a period journalism snapshot of partisan maneuvering.
Edward N. Harley of Chicago argues that sound advertising cuts distribution waste and boosts sales force efficiency. He cites his ship building program experience and urges merchants to embrace modern advertising to reach customers and reduce unsold goods.
A discussion on advertising as guiding distribution rather than loud promotion. Includes Coal Review notes on fuel coordination, Rail Commerce Commission loan plans for equipment, and concerns about winter 1917 troubles. Also mentions labor and negro inclusion debates, chamber of commerce value, and sugar rationing.
Mrs. S Anna Morgan returns from Washington to visit with Mrs Samuel Tapp. J W W Marshall of Elkins, and H Blocker of Fairmont, were in town on business. Mrs Roy L Cronise of Pittsburgh visits her mother on Center Street. Miss Lucy Prichard plans a month in Cleveland. Mr Thomas Quirk returns from McKeesport for a short stay. Mrs GW Clayton travels to Pittsburgh for a few days. Various other friends and relatives are noted visiting in Marshall, Wet West Street, and nearby towns.
Monongah police chief joined the birdman in an aerial ride yesterday. Sam Pretty spent ten minutes in the air line as Union Memorial Services plan four local memorials on June 20, featuring the Knights of Pythias, the Improved Order of Redmen, the Order of Pocahontas and the Pythian Sisters.
A group of friends gathered Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Bear for a social evening. Guests included Mrs A poses and grandson Ag nel Mason of Detroit Michigan and May Morler of Brownsville. Dr Helen Sainick of Fairmont attended. Delicious refreshments were served.
Correspon dents note heat in Chicago and discuss a treaty matter. A vote about penalties for profiteering shows a split with 755 to 498 and 432 to 104 outcomes. Mentions of a sale and a Sunday game at Moundsville park suggest local sports and event notices amid the chatter.
Entries report social events and travel plans around Belington and nearby West Virginia. Frank Lille plans San Francisco return from fishing. Lever Act issues discussed. Miss Dorothy Connelly joins Marville store staff. Mrs EC MacCarnes hosts Berkeley visit. Everett BeattCarnes mentioned with Locust Street lunch.
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