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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1907
Page
4
Telegram is delivered in Clarksburg and vicinity by our service carriers. Complaints about irregular service will be immediately investigated and corrected.
An Evening Echo discusses tree acclimatization and climate limits, noting trees resist shifting habits but can guide foresters in selecting species. It also endorses W P Hubbard for river and harbor committee, arguing his election benefits the Ohio valley industrial district.
Articles discuss Capt. Devener and Mr. Hubbard for river and harbor committee seats, noting Hubbard’s legal skill and business acumen along with West Virginia manufacturing ties. The piece criticizes wealth as a governor prerequisite and mentions Mrs. Lee Maxwell and little son visiting Miss Edna Trickett Lin in Fairmont.
Reuben Robinson general manager of the Grand Opera House is in the city from Wheeling after weeks in New York arranging bookings for the coming season. He secured many high class attractions and says the Grand season opens early in September with date to be announced soon. The house forecasts its biggest business in its history.
The Rev L W Sifferd pastor of the Lutheran church of Clarksburg preached at St Clara and administered the Lord's Supper to large congregations. He also spoke Saturday at St John's on The Rapture With Rome and the Great Flood tracing church history from early Christianity to the Reformation and Lutheran growth.
The Woman's Board of Missions auxiliary meeting is postponed one week due to the illness of Mrs. McReynolds. The new date will be announced next Sunday.
Magistrate Gordon dismissed warrants against Mrs. Gertrude Deffett and Mrs. Sarah Coffman and Constable C L Ford in a Northglew home row case. No sufficient evidence supported assault or interference charges, and the warrants were dropped at complainants' cost. K Baker of Wallace and W J Connors of Cincinnati were noted as visitors.
In the absence of Rev Dr W M Hudson pastor of the First Presbyterian church who is in the East the Rev Dr Hulley of Broaddus Institute will preach at the church next Sunday morning at the usual hour.
C F Zaruba moves his broker and ticket store into the Griffith building on Pike street by September 1. The vacated Jamieson building room will become a vaudeville theatre run by P F Mc Donnell with first class attractions.
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