Telegram Service Notice for Clarkeburg Delivery
The Telegram is delivered in Clarkeburg and infancy by regular carriers. Complaints about regular service will be immediately investigated and corrected.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1908
Page
4
The Telegram is delivered in Clarkeburg and infancy by regular carriers. Complaints about regular service will be immediately investigated and corrected.
An analysis of Howard Fr. Gross of Chicago arguing that good roads are the key to education and economic development. He cites roads as the veins of commerce and warns that poor infrastructure hurts market delivery and currency stability in the farm economy.
A discussion on ward representation in city committees grows heated as critics argue current allocations favor some wards over others. The Telegram suggests one representative per ward per committee to ensure equality, while noting the need to avoid overrepresentation and urging public education on local government.
County conventions and primaries press toward Swisher and Scherr securing delegates. Senator Scott doubts a dark horse will emerge and says the two current candidates must duel it out. Charles E. Lamberd, former Wade and ux secretary, praised for improving city work, and minister Cotton at St Paul proclaims Christian allegiance while denying the virgin birth.
In New York on April 27 the young philanthropist Cooper promotes a medical preparation at 45 Fulton Street attracting locals who report dramatic relief from long standing stomach and nervous troubles. A Brooklyn resident, Mrs Stack of 98 Washington Street, testifies to renewed appetite and reduced gas after using the remedy.
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