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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1912
Page
3
A fragmented notice urges readers to see local advertisements for work. The text hints at forming familiarity with business turns and the value of a timely help wanted notice in the Telegram. It reflects a doorway to employment through the publication.
Fred Fuller and his troupe plus extra attraction Rogers and West start at the Victoria theater. The minstrel portion is well performed with clockwork precision, strong singing, clever dancing, and handsome costumes. Mildred Gates delivers a neat three-song specialty and the overall show is worth the price, suggesting patrons should not wait for Saturday night.
City policemen were idle this morning as no session of the police court was held and no arrests were made since the last regular session. John A. Crislip of Washington DC, a former Clarkeburg resident, is in town for a few days to look after interests he has. He recently returned to Washington from Jacksonville Florida where he spent the winter.
Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce launches twelfth trade extension tour through western Pennsylvania Maryland Ohio and eleven West Virginia towns May 21 22 23 24. Leaders McKee and Boggs spearhead event highlighting social visits with no solicitations and strong representation from manufacturers jobbers and wholesalers.
Notice records the stockholders meeting action to discontinue and dissolve Heights Grocery Company, appointing directors to wind up affairs, pay debts, and distribute remaining assets pro rata among stockholders. It notes official publication and requires secretary’s filing per law, dated March 1912, signed by John, President, and Madison Mines, Attest.
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