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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1914
Page
3
Real estate notice urges quick call to view vacant lots in the million area near the courthouse. Promotion highlights two 40 and 50 foot frontage parcels. One house begun in the addition, promising a fine home site and immediate proposition for buyers.
The notice states five small farms near the city are available for independent buyers. Prices range from 1000 to 2000 dollars. Potential buyers are urged to act, stating they can work for themselves rather than being employed by others.
Buyer seeks about one acre in Industrial Addition for exchange against inside property and cash difference. Offers to trade if you have suitable property. Contact to arrange details.
A prime undeveloped parcel on Milford Street in Stealey addition, measuring 409 by 120 feet with access via played streets. This sizable block offers ample frontage and potential for development or investment within the neighborhood.
A self respecting tenant should find your apartment rental ad in the Daily Telegram on any day with available units.
H. W. Ewing, renowned natural gas expert, promotes field testing of proportional meters and precise well measurements. For information, contact in Parkersburg, West Virginia.
Jacksonville and Duval County push for 2 to 5 million in new road bonds to expand a paved statewide system. The area already boasts 60 miles of paved streets, a seashore boulevard, and several scenic drives to Mandarin, Riverside, Ortega, and Kings Road. The region attracts visitors during reunions with shell and brick roadways and rapid auto travel times.
Washington, April 3 A poultry expert outlines adaptable breeds for small plots Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes Rhode Island Reds Orpingtons and White Leghorns. It covers yard maintenance feeding with dry mash or moist scraps chick rearing under hens or with incubators and rotat ing yards, plus stock selection and care for optimal egg and meat production.
Washington, April 30. A United States Department of Agriculture bulletin reports Angora goats have become a demonstrated success in the United States. The Angora Goat bulletin says U S flocks are widespread, with Southwest and Northwest regions best suited, and U S fleeces now rival those from South Africa or Asia Minor.
The article reviews Angora fleece value and use across regions, noting prices from 42 to 55 conto per pound for top fleeces and averages by state, with Oregon at 3.7 pounds and Texas 1.86. It cites twice yearly shearing in hot climates, imports around two million pounds, and shows a El Paso show example where a 19 pound ram fleece sold, illustrating care and handling in commercial wool.
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