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- Local news item in the West Union Herald of Thursday, June 22 1911:
"Our good friend, H. K. Hewitt, owner of the Greenwood flouring mill and a store at Greenwood, has added to his business investmant the stock of goods of F. J. Dotson, one of Greenwood's leading merchants. This gives Henry a very nice business proposition. He has our best wishes."
Item in the Doddridge County Republican of Friday, Oct 30 1914:
"Mr. Voter:
"Since the dog tax was voted down, we have had an increase in the dog population in our district, at least one hundred percent, and also a corresponding decrease in sheep, owing to the said dogs.
"Shall this ratio continue or shall we re-instate the dog tax?
"On account of the energy of the friends of the canine family, and the oversight and neglect of the sheep-raiser, the tax was defeated two years ago, but let us not forget that we now have a chance to amend our laws this fall by a direct vote. Let us help our poor friends who keep a half-dozen dogs by eliminating part of them; and also help sheep growers by protecting their flocks.
"An X in front of "dog tax" on your ticket will do it. Don't forget to vote.
"Very truly yours,
H. K. HEWITT,
Greenwood, West Va."
Advertisement in "West Union Herald," Thursday, May 4 1916:
FOR SALE
I have a car of acid phosphate, the kind that is recommended at Morgantown for W.Va. soil.
Price $1.00 per cwt.
Buy early for your corn.
I also have a Ford touring car, will sell or trade for a good horse or two.
Will take or give the difference.
Be quick if you wish to do business with me.
H. K, Hewitt, Greenwood, W.Va.
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1872 - 1949 (77 years)
