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Newspaper

The West Virginian

Location

Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1920

Page

2

Ambition to Gain Broad Support for Candidacy

The letter expresses a confident pledge to secure approval and build broad backing. The writer aims to win the favor of voters across the state, urging friends and allies to support the candidate and secure a favorable outcome.

Avery Sec J

Purina Mills Dealers Convene at Columbus Meeting

Norman attends a Columbus convention where Purina Mills reps discuss meat and poultry feed methods for the territory. Local dealer Worman from St. Louis joins Ohio and adjoining regions in demonstrations, lectures, and free service for stock raisers, highlighting research support.

Tocal Mic Purina Mills St. Louis Worman Hata Repre Ohio Thea Purina Mito Mey Sstock Norman

Revervous wren may help with Mrs G H Schill headache

Mrs G H Schill of this town reports three years of severe headaches that left her unable to work or sleep. She tried three bottles of a remedy and attributes relief to ingredients believed to cure headaches. she has used it for four years with benefits observed.

G. H. Schill Tatas

Casilio Abandons His Plan 10 Wed

Parkersburg attorney Mark Hanna visited Fairmont to discuss the case of Arthur Casilio, a Pittsburgh man linked to a white slave charge. Alberta Mason, a ward of U.S. Marshal Smith, was the chief witness. Mason remains unmarried. Authorities question Hanna’s motives about securing bail or marriage to influence testimony.

Mark Hanna Parkersburg Fairmont Arthur Bernard Caaillo Pittsburgh Alberta Mason United States Marshall Smith Casilio Hanna Court House Ig Mission Thas Dy Mirah Smith Cas Mito Hig Nerone Mia Mason

Supply and Demand Rise on Wilson Health News

The paper notes another price advance after reports President Wilson is well enough to use his typewriter, as reported by the Atchison Globe.

Wilson Atchison Globe

A Roast Artist Shows Latest Picture

A Boston Transcript note reports on an artist presenting a new image titled It’s the best thing I ever did. The piece recalls remarks in a back-and-forth exchange with critics, urging perseverance despite skepticism.

Critie Boston Transcript

Cruobleum Hair Tonic Ad Promises Dandruff Elimination

An advertisement touts Cruobleum as a harmless antiseptic hair tonic that removes dandruff and invigorates hair. It claims high quality petroleum content, promises quick results, and urges Fairmont Pharmacy to stock it or offers a mail order option from Wilkinsburg Station, Pittsburgh.

Fairmont Pharmacy Wm. M Simpson’ Dice Co Wilkinsburg Station Pittsburgh

Farm land values rise in West Virginia March report shows gains

CharlestonMarch 20 Farm land values in West Virginia rose sharply over the past year with good plow lands and improved farms leading the gains. The March agricultural report by State Commissioner J H Stewart and US Crop Estimates agent Bryant notes WV up about thirteen and a half percent and the nation about twenty percent. Prices per acre increased for good plow land from 64 to 75 dollars, poor plow land from 29 to 32, all plow land from 44.08 to 51, and all farm land from 51 to 58 dollars. Wages for farm labor rose, yet availability remains tight. On hand March 1 WV farmers reported 8,497,000 bushels of corn (4% of last year), 1,620,000 wheat (30%), and 1,820,000 oats (28%).

Charleston State Commissioner of Agriculture J. H. Stewart H. ¥. Bryant United States Bureau of Crop Estimates United States West Virginia

US farmers hold large corn and wheat stocks in 1919

The board reports 1919 corn stockpiles at 997 million bushels and 1919 wheat reserves at 165 million, with oats and other crops showing profits. Comparisons to 1918 and March 1 levels are noted, alongside commentary on dipping business and a taxi of numbers from government reports.

United States Ana Payne

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