The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-10-14
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pleted Co. Packed, Gone

officers and to them goes the
overwhelming assurance of the
support of all the people hat
Keystone is to stay out of the
mud. To them we and the
people may pleasantly look, and
with optimism to see keystone
still forging its way to the top.
Already it is admitted that there
Is no possible way for any city
to ever cope with Keystone.
Business men from all over the
country are coming to Key
stone trying to buy and build.
property in Keystone is the
most valuable in the country.
(See J. f. PAlNTER)
Modestly do We speak, while
knowing what we say. would
suggest to him who may i'm the
FLU ture want To be properly
located for the finest place to
do business, in the very heart
of the city, we suggest that you
correspond with the Hon. j. f.
Painter, see him in person if
you care to visit the city, talk
with him and tell him your
business and if you want ~ real
ly be put in touch with IA really
business man, just see the Hon.
j. f.. Planter.
SERGEANT BERNARD
I'm this equasion in the COM
pletion of this project, who
could or who was in a more
strategetic position to help, put
it over than the Sergeant Ber-
nard? At his post night and
day, and knowing his post as no
one else knew it, was one of the
actual cogs in the wheels. Frem
him came such advice, in lea
tons, arrangements, and TIE
willing advice given, the cordial
relations between the powers
that were OF the construction
company and the representa-
tives of the State Road Com
mission through Sergeant Ber-
uard was well worth while.
JOHN WALKER) =
After all that is to be said and
done, and as little as Nhe people
may know, we venture the pre-
diction that there was not and
is not even today a more valua-
BILE asset to the progress of
Keytone and the putting it on
the map with improvements,
such as are substantial han
are coming and have come thru
the quiet manoueverings of our
old reliable and substantial
friend, John Walker, the pump
house man.
To tell it in its simplicity,
its truthfumess and in its verify,
the city of Keystone, so farya
it's city frontage, it's water
supply, it's pump house, its
yard appearance never was in
such commendable shape and
durability as it is today. All one
has to 30 to be advised of this
statement, stop long enough to
look over the situation. This
no criticism against anyone else
but it is just to have the public
to know that in keeping with
the state road work of seeing
that the long expected street
accommodation should come thru
Keystone has come John Walker
in charge of the water works
has otustripped are and every
thing.
thank God, t h e whole country
ROW sees that Keystone has a
business like set of men, at the
head of the administration
whose leader, director and chief
executive is none other than
that honest to God Johnnie
Stuart who would not misuse one
cent of the tax paying peoples
money. He is backed up by Re
corder in the person of the Hon.
Wade Pennington, humanitari-
an, a worker, industrious as was
thought of and referred to in the
words "In the sweat of a mans
lface should he eat his bread,
Then it comes to the council
( men just the mentioning of
their names right here is self
explanatory. Before naming
them while this is the first time
Confined on Page Three)