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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1908
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR reads a grouped item on the second floor about tires and a nearby location. The text is garbled but mentions ongoing activity and a setup on a specific street corner with possible heating or hardware references.
A parade of guests and travelers fills the city listings. Dr. C. M. Dele of Chicago visits relatives and plans a two week stay while dentistry work is noted. Mrs. Stout of Folsom and HAL Quay of Leadville are among those seen Sunday. Several locals, including Miss Zagia Butler and George A. Nellis, arrive or depart for Atlantic City and Atlantic visits.
A family outing near Milford was enjoyed Sunday by WHEE Mortis and J N Carakudon and their families. They returned home after spending the afternoon. A large Clarkeville crowd attended the Grafton game this morning. A trash pile fire in West Erd caused a minor response from the fire department with no damage.
A series of property transfers are listed from Salem and surrounding areas including lots and parcels being conveyed among residents such as Davis, Collins, Williams, Richards, and Bates to entities like West Lumberport Land and Improvement Company and local buyers. An Allen's Foot Ease advertisement promises relief for swollen feet and related ailments, and offers a free trial package and sample via Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, NY.
An incomplete advertisement urges readers to collect wall paper samples before stocks run out. It promises a desirable selection of patterns and colors, noting new prices and avoiding search through old items. Readers are invited to write in time, with a hint that fall is an opportune moment.
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