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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1908
Page
7
Ellen Stan notes serge popular for spring, praising durability and lower cost than broadcloth. Warns broadcloth expensive and suggests navy blue brown and black as staples. Describes a short walking skirt pattern to be mailed for 10 cents with size 4010 and full address.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions the Royal Neighbors in charge of the social part of an event. It references Ally Candillatha a former bp deputy and M. Compenly of Parkersburg, with notes on precinct sessions and a ceremony.
Miss Williams, found dead on her farm near Point Marion Pennsylvania, reportedly burned to death when her clothes caught while burning trash. She was an aunt of B G Williams of Skriper's Tavern. Mr Williams and his daughter Miss Laura will travel to Point Marion for funeral arrangements. The community mourns the loss of a well known local resident.
A call has been set for an executive committee meeting of the Prohibition party in the county. The meeting, at the In Loba building, aims to arrange the county convention and appoint delegates to upcoming state and national party sessions.
Washington April 25 The Admiral Thomas request to be relieved in command of the Atlantic battleship fleet by May 15 has been received at the navy department. The command will be surrendered to Admiral Speery on that date giving him time to study fleet movements before leaving San Francisco in July for the world trip. Changes in minor commands planned at fleet departure will be moved up to May 15.
A collection of adages on truth, pride, and human folly appears, noting quips about honesty and brains. The piece cites Pennsylvanian Frank Randi of Shinnaton, who visited on Saturday, adding a local noting.
Attendees gathered in the parlors of Broaddus Institute for a music and expression recital this afternoon. The event featured school performances as part of a lively program. The Woman's Circle of the Woolmen of the World held a well attended meeting with important judge business addressed.
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