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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1920
Page
5
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An itemized rundown from Fairmont lists events tonight including an Airs J L Little address and a school exhibition. Licenses issued include W T Rosiwich and J Daugherty. medical notices report blood transfusion for L C Wilfong and treatment for Anthony Shuttle. Masons plan a special 7:00 meeting and the Woman's Council prepares for its Friday session with 25 members overseeing the council's work.
May 25 reports from Monongalia, Wheeling, Parkersburg, Mannington, Grafton, Naylor, Randolph and Barbour counties show a strong Republican turnout in a crowded primary. Leaders predict heavy votes as weather cooperates and gubernatorial bids from Morgan and Montgomery attract attention. Local contests for sheriff, senator and other offices also noted amid mixed Democratic participation.
An annual Dunbar school exhibit displays from crude first grade drawings to finished essays and domestic arts. Students show physics experiments, health charts, history maps, and extensive needlework and baked goods. Faculty members including W C Armstrong and Estelle Lee are lauded for guiding the pupils.
Classified notice seeking a room or hovac near Bhort Avenue with bath, immediate possession. Cash offer and contact Sage at 253 7960 for details.
Tests in the Senate inquiry show Herbert Hoover campaign spending of $66,382 not counting California primary costs. Manager John F. Lucey testified as totals were tallied at $52,185 in subcategories.
Property listings show multiple city houses for sale with prices from 2000 to 5200 dollars. Albert Court Norval Spring Hamilton Wilson Market St Noroor and other streets are noted with 4 to 8 room layouts, large lots, sun porch, allys, and terms offering half cash or installments. Contact Gee JA. Fortney, Second Floor McCrory 3 and 1c store, office phone 405, Residence 740-J.
A windy fragment shows a strained exchange where Crane mocks a hat, Adam defends it as a symbol of marriage, and a reference to a bank escape and a spring song hints at broader character quirks. The dialogue captures envy and surprise among unnamed speakers.
Physicians from Marion County attended a medical convention at Parkersburg last week. The Marion County medical society will meet again at Cook hospital to discuss the event and plan future activities.
A fragment describes a Republican mass meeting at the courthouse with attendees including L. Kuhn D. Ms Harmony and Will Gaskin. It notes Jayesne and Le Sa were shopping nearby. The report captures a local political gathering and participant presence.
James McCale of Thoburn reports his health improving after illness. Isaac Glover, once ill, is able to be out. A tree owned by Lee Satterfield on Ford Street is involved in the narrative.
Pittsburgh May 2 The strike of river men began today as the fore of the steamer Tide of the Pioneer Coal Company walked off at Dravesburg. Local Longshoremen’s Association members report dock hands firemen mates and watchmen voted May 10 to walk out to press for higher pay and better conditions.
A weary woman at a public event was supported by a local business figure who helped her reach a seat and regain energy. The moment highlighted community assistance during a crowded gathering and drew attention to accessibility during such functions.
A Charleston woman describes severe stomach and kidney pains, dizziness, and insomnia from heat. After taking Nervlax, she reports better sleep, improved appetite, and overall health, and she proudly recommends it to friends. Nervlax is sold at a local store.
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