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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1906
Page
2
Notice to merchants outlines requirements for weekly telegram submissions and guarantees for same day service. Mentions payment terms and conditions for receiving acknowledgments, with emphasis on timely reporting to ensure improved service quality.
A Virginia editorial argues against Democratic tariff plans likening them to the Wilson era and urges a solid Republican delegation to support pro growth policies. It praises Senator Elkins and warns against returning to Cleveland era mistakes, citing local political maneuvers and upcoming elections involving George Byrne and Baker.
County notes show Democrats split over nominations with Sturgis and Hubbard/Dovener rivalries. Main street bridge over Elk creek is dangerous with loose flooring and a down railing. court urged to authorize repairs. Elk Creek health department praised for sanitary focus. Senator John J. Cornwell declines bid for Congress or state senate this year. Uncertainty lingers over Byrne versus Davis in the Fairmont race. prediction favors George.
Cyrus E Webb and Justus Tce Cream appear as candidates for county offices including county superintendent of free schools and county commissioner. The notices indicate intention to run under the Republican banner subject to party will. Incubator viewing and health remarks appear in fragmentary content.
The Cincinnati Fall Festival hosts a baby incubator display Aug 28 to Sept 22. Dr William Stewart from New York prepares the exhibit with live infants under expert care. The device, praised worldwide, mimics egg hatchery to keep fragile newborns alive and thriving with constant medical supervision.
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