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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1912
Page
9
Schedule for week two of Gore alléfa announced by the schedule committee lists matchups across days Monday to Wednesday. Teams include Dono hue Johnsen Caywood Stor, Seramitas Adami Yon, Lear White versus Kandy Rides, and Harbaugh Oil Company.
Senator Chilton introduces a pension bill in Washington on April 22 authorizing a pension for Mrs Nettie Hustler of Parkersburg. Sewing machines rebuilt by Blauosh at 163 WY Main St offer door to door service with skilled technicians.
A cream serge garment features a black line stripe and six gore panels with a self closure button. Priced at five dollars, it is presented in a compact catalog style.
Cainhw ta returned from Baltimore with his ill daughter Bibel in a plaster cast after four weeks at St Josephs hospital. Baltimore engineers and workers demand 50c hourly regular and 75c overtime. Mrs M S Holt attended the Daughters of the American Revolution Congress in Washington. Podunk Limited to be staged for Methodist church benefit at Camden opera house with tickets on sale. Rev Lanham family moved to Methodist parsonage. Dr Keener arranging pathology work at Homewood in May. Mrs Louie Bennett and daughter Mite Agta planned Europe trip but delays. they expect arrival mid May. W W Dunnington visited from Webster Springs. hardware stores to close at 6 pm starting May 1. Mrs C Rapphaw returned from Salem. T J Ryan a business visitor. Dameon note rumored to change hands May first. Mrs Justice to sell lease to I H Marta formerly with Weston Store.
A sequence of land deeds records transfers in 1-2 lot parcels across Pike street Fair Grounds addition Dale avenue Tidler Hotnor avenue Elk district Upland Gray Pritchard and Coal districts. Names include James M. Crist William L. Cole Theodore Reichert Sylva C F B Stevens Martha E Parrill James C Tidler Luther Haymond Jr Susan Haymond William N McCloud Lipstie WL son Thomas J Reager Carrie Reager John C Stansbury CE Louther and others.
A sequence of land transfer notices shows William L Keyes to Grace Keyen with 1 2 of lot on Sycamore street, H and Mary C Grapes to David L Swiger on 1 jot Adamaton, Clark Really Company to Joseph Garcias on 1 lot, Grasselll Davis Horner to George W Bunner on 1 lot, Grasselll James W Gaston to ertrode E Davis on 1 lot, Polit Comfort, C M Cunningham to J R Chad Well on 2 lots East Clarksburg, John M Flint and others to Parker P Flint on 15 of 30 acres Tenmile district, David B Rogers to Hesse Hurst 93 acres Sardis district, N Parrish to S A Cavalier 1 in Sardis district.
Blk district George Ross Grant district D W Cork Surdle luthlet Henry A Swiger James Ogden Amory E 8 Rogers Tonmile district W E Leonard F G Ehret M Y Hurst Union district N B Ferrell Wirt W Post The Hillington convention Nat ts Clark district W L Highland Harvey W Harmer F B Haymaker P H Koblegard John M Flanigan A L Lohm Charles W Moore Frank Shuttleworth Clay district Leslie Hawker Andrew Moore Robert L Finlayson Eagle district Dr L C Oyster G L Romney R G Robinson Erie district R M Shuttleworth Grant district L J Daviseon Sardis district Henry Bennett F E Robinson Lloyd Thrasher Simpson district Samuel S Farla Eawin W Eakin Tenmite district Clyde Bailay W A Meredith George J Trainer Union district W J Law George W Sturm George H Berry visitor from Wyatt
Property listings describe several corner and park view lots in Colonial Heights near the court house and city center. Prices range from 800 to 1000 dollars with terms of one third down and two years or one year options. Listings note frontages on Worley Avenue and Lee Street with several parcels near Buena Vista and Park View.
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