Newspaper Wetzel Independent (Hundred, W. Va.) 1896-190?

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Title

Wetzel Independent (Hundred, W. Va.) 1896-190?

Dates of Publication

1896-190?

Created / Published

Hundred, W. Va. : Hundred Print. Co.

Headings

- United States--West Virginia--Wetzel--Hundred

Notes

- Weekly
- Began in 1896?; ceased after 1901. Cf. W. Va. State Gazetteers.
- Officers of the Hundred Printing Co. were W.W. & C.N. Roberts. Cf. Gazetteers.
- Editor: W.W. Roberts. Cf. McEldowney, John C., Jr. Hist. of Wetzel Co.
- Description based on: Vol. 2, no. 37 (July 28, 1898).

Medium

volumes

Library of Congress Control Number

sn86092416

OCLC Number

13306385

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