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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1921
Page
4
The text presents a garbled excerpt mentioning income tax due again and financial strain. Names and coherent events are unclear, but the fragment signals personal quarrel, a reference to “Gly income tax” and a 1921 copyright note.
The excerpt notes Charles M and the steel industry facing years of near nonproduction and 25 percent capacity. It warns shortages would rise without revival but hints at improving early signals as Europe’s situation tempers pessimism and hints of a gradual rebound in demand and production.
Dispatch from Washington reported by the Baltimore Sun notes coal operators face a Congress bent on exposing industry figures and forcing reports. Senator Frelinghuysen and cabinet allies push measures while operators resist and warn prices may rise amid a broader political battle. Harding signs the budget bill and aims to appoint a budget director within two weeks as Germany debates press freedom and British miners weigh ballot terms to end a strike.
Fragmented OCR text from a Ohio newspaper references prohibition era chatter and erratic phrases. It mentions a person labeled as a journalist or editor, unusual speech patterns, and vague notes about legal matters and a planned ball game. The passage appears incomplete and lacks coherent events or dates.
The United Brethren church Bastide at the corner of Vermont Avenue and Walrfax Street will be dedicated tomorrow. Sunday school at 9 30 a m. morning service at 10 46 a m with Dr Camp of Dayton Ohio. platform meeting at 2 20 p m with visiting ministers and city notables. evening service at 6 00 p m with Dr Camp preaching. Town visitors will be given dinner free.
A local church notices a full day of services across Fairview M E South Grace Lutheran and other churches. It lists Sunday school times Epworth League meetings preachings and special sermons with named pastors and city venues.
A busy Sunday schedule lists services at Epworth Lutheran Presbyterian First Baptist Temple and other churches. Activities include Children's Day exercises Sunday school Bible study midweek prayers and evening sermons with topics on Christ the fundamental factor and God’s saving grace.
Sabbath School meets Saturdays at two o clock with Mrs George Binnix as superintendent After Sunday School an hour of Bible study is held The store claims Ollat is the son of God and the gospel is taught from this room
The ordinance amends Chapter 26 to require building permits for new structures and additions. It details permit application contents, approval authority, and penalties for violations including fines and removal of unpermitted wooden buildings. It defines fire limits and enforcement roles of the Mayor, Fire Chief, and City Clerk.
City approves a detailed easement and widening plan along Locust Avenue and surrounding streets from Coal Run road to the Monongahela river. The measure, passed June 1921 by the Board of Directors, restricts wooden structures along bridge lines and mandates a fixed 100 foot offset from street lines. Mayor William W. Conaway to attest.
Advertisement for Simco White Salve by Wm. M. Simpson Drug Co. of Willingsburg Pennsylvania. Marketed for sore throat croup colds influenza and pneumonia with pleasant vapors inhaled. Sold at Fairmont Pharmacy.
Sunday School at 9 30 supervised by O W Evans public worship at 10 46 Child's Day program in the main auditorium sermon to railroad men by Dr King Junior League and Epworth League meet at 7 00 Sunday worship at 8 00 sermon by Dr J Talbott Keenan prayer and conference on the first Wednesday at 7 30 special music includes Remember Thy Creator In the Day of Thy Youth Adama Floro and much more listed church events and musicians
The Central Christian Church invites all lacking a Bible School or church home to attend a 2:30 A.M. Bible School. The 10:45 A.M. sermon titled The Unde veloped Soul will be followed by baptismal services during the evening worship. minister J.B. Gordon leads.
Merchants announce prices are stable again after a period of uncertainty and rising costs. They pledge fair, reasonable pricing on most goods with occasional lower offers on clearance items to clear stock.
A brief notice invites summer visitors to explore a local shop during their night tour. It stresses hospitality and urges sightseers to browse without overloading the tour experience while promising a welcoming atmosphere and shopping invitation.
A fragmented fashion piece describes wool capes and light summer outfits for men and women. It highlights versatile capes, embroidered borders, plaid skirts, tunics, and airy white and blue garments, noting practicality, comfort, and Parisian influence for warm days.
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