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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1913
Page
3
Charleston reports coupons representing excess passenger fares totaling about $10 000 during the cent fare period are presented to the coupon redemption commission. Redemption begins next Monday with an estimated $2 000 000 in outstanding coupons likely to be turned in. The action affects multiple counties as the cent fare statute is tested.
Col. Joseph Fucey, president, reports progress on the new line as construction reaches Tyler county en route to Middlebourne. Two locomotives haul supplies and ballast while county commissioners inspect the line after approving $25,000 in bonds. Fucey earns praise for energy and management, boosting New Martinsville toward railroad center status.
John Lind would be undesirable in Mexico unless he brought recognition of the Huerta government. Mr. Bryan said that there was no change in plans with respect to Mr. Lind's mission. He declined to say what the nature of the American government so reply to the Adolphus message would be.
Sarah Chrade qualified as administratrix of John Chrade's estate before the bounty court Friday. The bond was set at 2000 dollars with Sam Oliverio as surety. Delson, Carl AV. Neftana, and M.G. Sperry were named appraisers for the estate.
A vintage style home remedy claim promotes SS or S.S.S. as a blood purifier to heal external abscesses. It advises keeping the area clean and bandaged, avoiding disruption of scabs, and suggests consulting a specialist by writing to the Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
Thursday evening a buggy crash near Wert, Mitford and Stealey injures Tracy Hurt, shattering two ribs and cutting the face. His mother and a nephew escape uninjured as the horse bolted, dragged out of the buggy, and ran several hundred yards before being recaptured. the rig suffered minor damage.
August dispatch from Salem reports Miss Francis Matthey visiting Webster Springs to see her ailing father Am Matthey. Max Jaffe of the underselling store is ill. City council approved building permits amid a boom and new residences. Baptist delegates named for Broad Run and pastor salary raised to 1200 with parsonage use. Water tank completed on south hill. Prof Rosler from Falmiont and his children passed through en route to Greenbrier county. Eastern Star held a lawn festival at John W Carpenter residence.
Locals from Clarksburg beat Salem by 105 pins in a return game last evening at Gore alleys. Coughlin led with high score, Clark Inghram of Salem the top three game average. Crowds gathered as several high scores appeared. Norfolk S nay reflect soldiers and visitors. Miss Kinch visited East Clarkstown.
On August ninth 1915 at 1 30 pm at the Harfee county courthouse front door the Empire National Bank of Clarksturt West Virginia will offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash a note of five thousand dollars dated April first 1912 payable on July first 1012 and secured by five bonds of the Virginia Company numbered 15 16 27 18 and 19 each one thousand dollars. The bonds mature July 1909 with interest at seven and one half percent. The note and bonds are offered for sale as collateral by J M Guffey Reed and endorsed by Joan M Galey. The sale is conducted by the bank at Clarkshing West Virginia Emerald Company.
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