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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1912
Page
13
Washington April 26 report by the House committee on Invalid Pensions approves a pension of 0% per month for James Baccus of Berland Pleasants County. The bill sets the highest amount the Senate will agree to, and Baccus would receive the full pension.
A. Butcher of this city wins the contract to furnish 125000 feet of stringers and 400 piling pieces for the Olariayburg Northern railroad at New Mustineydis Morgin Olt Hart of Wheellng.
Arnold Bimison dies at forty with mother Mary Bibnisink. funeral at St Pauls Protestant Episcopal served by Rev H B Lee. Fire at Sun Lumber plant contained with minor damage. A H Galves to relocate to Wheeling with Basilinars and Ohio Store. Wesleyan basketball beats Weston High 14 to 4. Genevieve Miller travels to Glenville for brother George’s typhoid care. G Daylscon of Washington attends National Exchange Bank smoke holders meeting.
Washington April 26 patents have been granted to inventors in West Virginia. The list includes William H Alten Welch car-rerailer Charles C Clark Guyandotte electric gas alarm William J Conwell and A F Dickey Huntington concrete structure stiffener John T Johnson Williamstown Huld spraying device Louis Kaufield Star City making rejectors John T Lee Hunterville poultry feeding appliance Charles C Morgan asignee of one half to J D Morgan New Martinsville trolley Augustus I Pyompson Huntington incandescent lamp and Francis D Thompson Wheeling preserving driving mechanism.
George A Laughlin announces for Congress in West Virginia First District subject to Republican primary June 4 1922. Alex R Campbell for Governor announces Dr H D Hafield of Eckman McDowell County as GOP nominee subject to primary January 4 1915.
A damaged OCR summary lists multiple political notices and candidate declarations for the 1912 West Virginia primary. It mentions state senate district twelve and attorney general bids by George White of Weston and Lilly of Beckley, with references to Harrison and Lewis counties and a June 4 1912 primary date.
A series of Republican primary announcements from candidates in Harrison County. Morie for House of Delegates, Sam Burns for Sheriff, Ebner for Prosecuting Attorney, and Conaway for Prosecuting Attorney pledge loyalty to the party and a public service agenda. Authors include Mor rie, Sarentha, Davibbon, and Wesuey L. Smith with aims to win June 4 1912.
A flood of notices declare candidacies for county surveyor assessor and justice positions in Harrison and nearby areas. Individuals including Cuthbert A. Osborn, Howard Roedbon, Eam Post, and W. Archer, among others, outline bids for Republican primaries set for June 4 1913.
The notice outlines Park View properties with oak finish interiors, cement block rooms, baths, mantels, and cooperating improvements. It lists prices around 1960 dollars and financing terms including one third cash and three years.
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