Bowl service improves as throws go in
A brief note indicates that better service increases with more successful throws into the bowl. The line suggests a simple causal link between accuracy and quality of service, without naming people or places.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1906
Page
2
A brief note indicates that better service increases with more successful throws into the bowl. The line suggests a simple causal link between accuracy and quality of service, without naming people or places.
Friday updates toast to tariff headlines. Henry G Davis will not accept the Democratic nomination for Congress in West Virginia's Second District. The piece condemns party inconsistency on tariff and revenue while praising the fair association for a new half mile track and park, noting Huntington and Iena as sites for an incurables home.
The article discusses relocating a patient from Randolph County to a state home or colony for cheaper care, plus a demand that the national government seize and destroy a large amount of dubious money linked to a Syrian leper. It also reports on tax levies under the new law, noting Harrison County’s low rates and overall tax reductions, and accuses Walter M Morris of writing contributions to a Democratic paper to oppose a new party.
The text reviews factional shifts within the Democratic camp and questions the visibility of annual levies. It notes few News mentions of levies, hints at public dissatisfaction, and mentions figures like Jatima Bryan visiting the area. Local disputes over gas pricing and district rivalries in Adams and First districts are touched upon, with speculation about candidates and allegiances.
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