Local Visitors and Business Moves In Mannington
Custies Chariton returns from Wheeling while many others visit from Uniontown Fairmont Wheeling Springfield Moundsville Clarksburg and Burts towns. Bell Telephone shows hotel upgrades and regional travel patterns with residents attending commencements and visiting relatives around Fairmont Buckhannon and Main Street communities.
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Custies Chariton
Wheeling
Laat Fairmont
Esterday
Oscar Willer
Uniontown
Fala Michaels
Earnsbawy
Carman-McNeill
Ferry
Metz
D Rush
Glover Gap
Roy H. Stewart
Stewart Unite Works
R Stevenson
Eagleman
Springfield
T. Hunter
Washington. D
Beaty
Fairmont
Bartlett
B. EB Fisher
Mallen
Kennedy
M E. Michaels
Pric Weed
Main Street
Was
Paul
Gery
Railroad Street
Frank Cook
Fleming
Wheelin
Thursdi “Russellis
Moundsville
Kollar
Cameron
Local Residents Visit On Various Business Trips
Thursday business rush includes Miss Mary Ormidff traveling to Meta to see her mother. Jack Wilson from Oregon attended local affairs yesterday. TR Brown of Tellairе Ohio visited relatives. A B Rushford a telegrapher made a business trip to Fairmont. Thomas Downs returned from a business trip to Broomfield. Roland Howard of Camena and TV Bryce of Burton WV also appeared as visitors in town.
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T. J. Jones
Jeanette Morgan
Buckyhannon
West Jevan
Columbia
George Silar
Baltimore
George Baxter
New Cumberland
Maude
Mabel Moran
Buckhannon
Wesleyan College
JM Merwell
Norton, Va
Slisa Frances Furbee
Buckhinnon
Burttown
Ratye
Burt
Henderson
Fafrbciont
Arch Burt
J F
McPersons
East Liverpool
Onto
Beall
Clarksburg
Virginia Cottrill
Burt Hi
Fairmont
John Stewart
Parkersburg
Edith Lancaster
Hope
Main Street
R. V. Noble
Aren Salem
W. Va
M. Oppenheim
Marletts
Ohio
NM Meredith
Belpre
Frien B. K. Rodermar
Carlyle Blackwell
Burts
Louih Conner
Moundaville
Mrs. L. Harvey
East High Street
EP Furbge
Mary Ormidff
Meta
Jack Wilson
Oregon
TR Brown
Tellaire
Rushford
Thomas Downs
Irip
Broomfield
Roland Howard
Camena
Bryce
Burton
Revolt in Malines Report Says 70 Civilians Killed
London dispatch quotes a Ghent traveler reporting a Malines revolt last Tuesday. German soldiers reportedly fired into the crowd and 70 civilians were killed, though no confirmation has been received. Marines have been stationed behind electrified wire fences since the incident.
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London
Centralews
Amsterdam
Ghent
Belgium
Malines
Citizens oppose strip coal mining in Jefferson county
The Steubenville Chamber of Commerce and local civic groups join to block 7000 acres in Wayne and Smithfield counties from being strip mined. They argue surface stripping wastes fertile lands in the upper Ohio Valley and have hired counsel to study legal options for court action. Steam shovels could move coal with 25 workers, contrasting with traditional mining methods.
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Associated Pres
Steubenville
Chamber of Commerce of
Jefferson County
Wayne
Smithfeld
Upper
Ohio Valley
John F. Rechtime Dies At Monongah
John F. Rechtime of Monongah died suddenly yesterday after falling ill on his way to the mine where he worked. He returned home and died minutes after arriving. He formerly lived in Preston county before moving to Monongah. Survived by his wife and three children Mrs. J. Dutt of Kanes Creek, C. H. Rectime of Reedsville, and C. H Rectime of Enterprise. Body to be taken to Reedsville for funeral services at Bethlehem Church. He was a Knights of Pythias member with Black Diamond Lodge representatives to escort the body.
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John F. Rechtime
Monongah
Mr. Redhtime
Preston County
Monagelt
J. ¥. Dutt
Kane's Creek
C. H
Fine Auto Owner For Killing Chickens
J. Smith of Fairmont was fined ten dollars for speeding on Barrackville road and killing several chickens owned by Lee Wilson near Barrackville. Justice M. R. Musgrove imposed the sentence last night. Tusca Morris prosecuted for the State and James A. Meredith defended. An appeal was taken.
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Barrackville
Lee Wilson
J. Smith
Fairmont
Niagara Falls Compared to Zambezi In Size
An article notes it is generally understood that the Falls of the Zambezi on Africa's east coast are in every way much larger than those at Niagara Falls. The comparison highlights perceived scale without detailed measurements or new data.
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Niagara Falls
Zambezi
Africa
Niagara
Scrapbook for Children and Fish Fatten on Alfalfa
Scrapbook for Children describes making a durable keepsake by sewing muslin sheets and pasting bright pictures. Daily Thought notes persistence despite objections. Johnson reports fish fattening on alfalfa, with Washington irrigation ditch catches prompting an investigation confirming the theory.
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Waahington
Work of Ancient Engineers in Nile Protection
Ancient historians claim that per 1 000 miles of the Lower Nile were protected by artificial embankments and other engineering works.
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Nile
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