Footsteps Through History
Thursday, November 29, 1900 THE FLOOD OF 1900 Rainfall at Marlinton 4.88 inches. All move to the second story. An...
Read moreDetailsThursday, November 29, 1900 THE FLOOD OF 1900 Rainfall at Marlinton 4.88 inches. All move to the second story. An...
Read moreDetailsThursday, November 15, 1900 LOCAL MENTION The election storm occurred last week, and Elk Mountain was covered with frost and...
Read moreDetailsThursday, November 8, 1900 The Pocahontas Times has put in an 1,800-pound job press of the Chandler & Price make....
Read moreDetailsThursday, November 1, 1900 FETE DAY IN MARLINTON While no special committee had been appointed to consult with the weather...
Read moreDetailsThursday, October 25, 1900 GRAND RALLY! First Train in Marlinton, Barbecue, Polo Tournament, Football, Coronation and Tournament Ball – October...
Read moreDetailsThursday, October 18, 1900 The demand for workmen and teams to haul ties cannot be supplied. No idle or unemployed...
Read moreDetailsThursday, October 11, 1900 Charles Nicholas, who was indicted for shooting Porter Mann in August, threw himself on the mercy...
Read moreDetailsThursday, October 4, 1900 A five-year-old child of Eliza Campbell, staying at J. R. Apperson’s was kicked in the face...
Read moreDetailsThursday, September 27, 1900 The drought was ended by gracious rains last Saturday. - - - Steps are being taken...
Read moreDetailsThursday, September 13, 1900 It has been reported that the West Virginia Fish Hat-chery will be located on Stony Creek...
Read moreDetailsThursday, September 13, 1900 We have a whiskey ring that should be looked after. The dealer of the poison claims...
Read moreDetailsThursday, September 6, 1900 Major Carter, of Washington, who spent his vacation at Marlinton, is the President’s physician. He said...
Read moreDetailsThursday, August 30, 1900 While Mr. Baxter’s team was coming from Millboro Thursday, they came across two large rattlesnakes on...
Read moreDetailsThursday, August 23, 1900 O. A. Veasy, the engineer who laid out the town in 1891, was here and laid...
Read moreDetailsThursday, August 16, 1900 As descriptive of a small place, this proverbial expression is often used: “There is not room...
Read moreDetailsThursday, August 9, 1900 The rise in the river moved O’Connell’s log drive from Stony Bottom to about opposite Mill...
Read moreDetailsThursday, August 2, 1900 THE COURTS It becomes our younger men, who are about to get control of the voting...
Read moreDetailsThursday, July 26, 1900 We now come to the beginning of the 20th century, but to fully understand the events...
Read moreDetailsThursday, July 19, 1900 From an interesting letter written by Mrs. Caroline Tallman, of Boone, Iowa, we learn that she...
Read moreDetailsThursday, July 12, 1900 STAND UP The staunchest trait of American character has never been pictured in bolder relief than...
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