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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1912
Page
4
A fragmentary Old Newspaper page argues Congress must act to clarify patent rights after a 4 to 3 Supreme Court decision. It asserts courts lack control over materials used with patented products and calls for decisive federal legislation to align law with public needs.
Careful selection of incubating eggs is advised with weight around twenty four ounces per dozen and smooth shells free from ridges. Newer eggs hatch better though chicks from fresh eggs are strongest. cool storage at about 10 degrees helps viability and daily turning prevents damage. Reject oversize, underdeveloped, thin or irregular eggs and those with abnormal shapes.
The New York press objects to Taft delates in the Taft column citing states likely to vote Democratic. They argue Republicans are present in these states and Taft gained supporters since his presidency. They note Taft’s past vote tallies across Alabama Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi Missouri South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Oklahoma and more.
The piece discusses how delegates to the Republican and Democratic national conventions are chosen. It notes differences between party practices, with Republicans selecting by state and Democrats via members of all parties who vote in primaries. It questions excluding northern delegates allied with McKinley or Wilson and Clark, arguing such exclusions could be mirrored across parties.
County Republicans unify after factional rifts. Tele gram notes a statewide impact as Harrison County prepares for a fall campaign. Backed by historical GOP strength, leaders claim a sweeping victory will return county government to Republican control and bolster wealth and industry across the region.
A county committee papers details demands for equal representation on committees and the inclusion of Insurgents in appointing at least one commissioner and one clerk at each voting place for June primaries. The ten‑member panel, consisting of regulars and Insurgents, met to harmonize factional differences and ultimately accepted items 1 2 and 4.
A candidate from West Viremian announces intent to run for the First Congressional District. The message outlines entry into the race and signals a campaign start.
Official notices announce Dr. H. D. Eaufeld of Rekman McDowell for Governor under Republican primary June 4 1913. Also listed is candidate MR George E White for state senator from the Twelfth District with primary details dated April 16 1912 in Wheaton West Virginia.
Beckley West Virginia April 13 1912 FOI Attorney General announces that A A Belly is a candidate for the Republican nomination for attorney general subject to the June 4 1912 primary election.
A series of Republican primary declarations from Harrison and surrounding counties announces candidates for judge of the thirteenth judicial district criminal and circuit courts, house of delegates, sheriff, prosecuting attorney, and assessor. Nominees include Charles W. Lynch Haymond Maxwell Will Morris Roy E. Parrish Lill Davis, John M. Knox, John C. Southern W. M. Conaway and Howard Robinson with primaries set for June 4 1912 in Harrison and related counties.
William Post announces candidacy for Justice of the Peace in Clark district Harrison county subject to Republican primary on June 4, 1912. E Starcher announces bid for Justice of the Peace in Coal district Harrison county subject to Republican primary on June 4, 1912.
Marvels of value feature handsomely tailored plain and trimmed models in Clarksburg. Prices quoted are 16.50, 20.00 and 25.00, with suits designed to meet the tastes of discriminating buyers.
White habutai silk offered in a 27 inch width, durable imported fabric suitable for waists dresses and slips. Sold at 50 cents per yard.
The ad highlights medium weight rubberized waterproof coats for women in tan gray and green. Full length garments with close fitting collars and sizes 34 to 42. Describes a phenomenal sale and calls the $5.00 price a very special bargain.
Cotton washable serges are very popular for spring skirts. Extra quality serge, 29 inches wide, white with black pin stripe, 25c yard. Other styles in same material lighter weight at 1&c yard.
A catalog style notice lists SEAMLESS TAPESTRY rugs and velvet bugs with various sizes and prices. Notable items include 6x9 foot rugs at 84.98 35.98 and 7.98 and SMITHWTS AXMINSTER RUGS in multiple sizes at 1.39 6x7 and 2.93.
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