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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1912
Page
6
Boys clothing items feature full cut knickers with belt loops and knee pants in several colors. Norfolk suits in sizes 6 to 12 offered with double breasted options and Wash Russian styles in blue tan and white. Russian made Galatea fabrics in blue and red white tones resemble wool Dollar suits.
A reader reports buying BZO from Latrobe, Pennsylvania druggists Wells and Harker. George Ymoltts from Atlantic No. near here purchased packages, used one package over about four weeks, and can now stand and move better after years of foot trouble. He previously spent roughly $700 in medical bills without relief, hoping the product proves effective.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and state agriculture colleges report the recent agricultural campaign trips drew over 20 000 listeners across four states. Ohio alone saw more than 6 000 farmers visit. lectures featured stereopticon slides on farm beautification, marking the first use aboard an educational train in America.
Grammar School Principals Association to meet at Second Ward school in Fairmont. Principals and graded teachers from Clarksburg Mannington Grafton Morgantown expected. Two sessions at 10 a m and 2 p m feature addresses by Dr Shafer Dr Woodley and Superintendent Rosier. A Watson Second Ward principal serves as president.
In Huntington on April 12, Alex Trent, who confessed to robbing the Horse Pen postoffice of a registered money package and burning the building while postmaster, was sentenced by Judge Keller to one year at Fort Leavenworth and a $100 fine. Harry Parnell, who robbed the Eakman post office in McDowell County, received five years and a fine. The court term ended today.
Wheeling April 11 Mountaineer State Bulletin the official WV Sunday School Association paper, issue two of the year. It covers April May June and includes the thirteenth annual state Sunday school convention program to be held in this city April 20 May 1 and 2. Secretary A T Arnold and assistant Miss Graham outline county convention dates.
Committee members M. J. Parkbill Harry Sturm and J. P. Thompson were chosen to confer with local auto owners to drum up interest in the West Virginia Automobile Association. At a Thursday meeting at the Walio hotel Elmer Hough and Earle S. Wagner arrived to plan the association’s sixth annual convention here at month end. A later meeting will form a Clarksburg branch of the association.
In New York on April 11 the Baltimore and Ohio board promoted General Manager A W Thompson to third vice president in charge of operating. The board also confirmed F C Batchelder as assistant to the president with headquarters in Chicago, while Thompson remains general manager.
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