Right To Condemn Land By Company Denied By Court
Judge Rodgers ruled that the Shepherdstown Light and Power Company had no right to condemn land for a transmission line from Millville to Damnit Number 5. The company, absorbed by Potomac Edison interests, no longer exists, so condemnation must be pursued by a living entity. Most Jefferson county landowners had settled. only a few remain.
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Kitty Probes Baby Yarn In Brief Family Row
A brief domestic tiff prompts Kitty to investigate a baby yarn dispute. A columnist notes the overheard quarrel and the bother over the infant tale, with suspicion on the storyteller. The writer hints at choosing truth over rumor.
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