Thursday, June 12, 1913 Maj. W. J. Cackley has returned from the Confederate Veterans Reunion at Chattanooga, and reports a...
Read moreThursday, June 7, 1923 In the season of 1922, sheep to the number of 135 were stolen from the Alleghany...
Read moreThursday, May 31, 1923 Received of C. M. Elliott, of the Huntersville district, fourteen pieces of wampum on the 26th...
Read moreThursday, May 24, 1923 The word came the other day that there had been another record made in marathon work,...
Read moreThursday, May 17, 1923 A big snowstorm came to Pocahontas last Wednesday and Thursday, with unusually low temperatures. With the...
Read moreThursday, May 10, 1923 A fine, refreshing snowstorm in Pocahontas Wednesday. - - - Local weather observer S. L. Brown...
Read moreThursday, May 3, 1923 At the Methodist Sunday School, there were 205 present last Sunday; 182 at the Presbyterian; and...
Read moreThursday, April 26, 1923 Edgar Sharp of this county confessed to operating a moonshine still and was sentenced by Judge...
Read moreThursday, April 19, 1923 J. W. Carpenter and family, of Beaver Dam, made 300 pounds of maple sugar and 21...
Read moreThursday, April 12, 1923 A good deal is going on in this town this week. The big court is in...
Read moreThursday, April 9, 1923 In a little free for all at Madison Wilson’s restaurant Sunday night, Richard Stewart, a section...
Read moreThursday, March 29, 1923 Ira D. Brill, proprietor of the Peoples Store and Supply Company, has made and is making...
Read moreThursday, March 22, 1923 Six degrees above zero Monday night and the wind a blowing. This must have been the...
Read moreThursday, March 15, 1923 GOES TO PEN John Hatfield confessed to the crime of moonshining, and was sentenced to two...
Read moreThursday, March 8, 1923 M. N. McCoy, of Beard, was a visitor at this office Wednesday. He tells us that...
Read moreThursday, March 1, 1923 A short review of the world and the foolishness thereof. The subject has been somewhat neglected...
Read moreThursday, February 22, 1923 Pocahontas enjoyed a spell of real winter last week. The coldest at Marlinton was six below...
Read moreThursday, February 16, 1923 Not to be outdone by the groundhog, a big black rattler came from his winter quarters...
Read moreThursday, February 8, 1923 Al Weekly was before Squire Smith Monday, charged with moonshining. He was held to the grand...
Read moreThursday, February 1, 1923 About 25 contractors have been here the past few weeks to look over the Price Hill...
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