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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1912
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a school superintendent and officials including a state commissioner of agriculture, a payee, a circuit court judge, a prosecuting attorney named John C. Southern, and county administration figures Sturm and Osborn among others. Names appear with uncertain spellings and incomplete roles.
An Evening Echo clipping references efforts by Roosevelt supporters in the Democratic machine to affirm Theodore Roosevelt as a central figure. The text critiques campaign tactics and media portrayal, noting advances and supposed living standards arguments as part of political theater.
A fragmented quote stresses that breaking promises harms trust and reputations, noting the impact on livelihood. It mentions a Chicago business leader proposing an ethical standard to never break a promise and to avoid making unfulfillable pledges.
Weston notes begin with the water works project to start next week on a leased tract near Haleville. A reservoir site is donated by W. E. Damlap at the Donlyn addition with stone supply for construction. First stockholder payments have been made as secretary A. O. Hughes manages arrangements.
A garbled OCR fragment reports a Saturday night chicken incident near St Mary’s Avenue and Milas Hesicn’s base. It mentions Mr Malon, Mir: Hemion Ored, and Dr DPS Morgan’s garden with several addts and a supposed attempt to steal chickens.
Local Knights of Pythias are urged to attend tonight’s lodge meeting, the last before delegates White and W. E. B. Starcher depart for the grand lodge gathering Sunday.
Westident Dianager, He Durr of Uniontown Pennsylvania is appointed resident manager of the Tri-State Cindy Company store on Thirl street. He will move his family here at once. Mr Durr was formerly a traveling salesman for the company and has thorough knowledge of the business.
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