Democratic Editorial Attacks and Book Worm Health Note
A jumble of political commentary and medical notes discusses Democratic criticism of Hafield in a governor race and exoneration by the House, followed by a long health section about hookworm biology. It notes a contrast with Roosevelt anti trust efforts and praises Attorney General Wickersham’s stance.
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Wiley- Hughes
Hyd. Hafield
Democratic House of Hoon
Dr. Hafield
Jt Committee
Wilsy
Dr. Hutheld
Democratic county ticket faces weak support in primary
The piece argues Democrats in Yuwf county face slim chances as Republicans dominate and many GOP voters should back the Democratic ticket only if necessary. It lauds Tom Knox and a sheriff candidate as strong, while notes the ticket was chosen in a primary, not a convention, and criticizes Democratic hopes for cross party votes.
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Wood Tow Wileon Tor
Baltimore
Afente
Lari
Tom M
Knox
Yuwf
Banda of the People
Coher
Estes U '5
John
Unscrambled note hints at Democratic candidacy fate
Fragmentary text suggests a political note about the Democratic candidate and possible handwriting on a wall. The meaning is unclear, but it implies a claim that a candidate’s fate or support is affected by unsteady circumstances and a wall inscription.
Fragmented OCR Poem Fragments From a Wartime Page
A garbled wartime OCR piece sketches a scene with a marching figure and crowd, mentioning a guard and tears. It reads like a stray poem or captioned diary fragment with uncertain names and actions. The readable bits suggest a political or military tableau amid disrupted narration.
Deeds Filed In Shinnston and Surrounding Districts
Property transfers include Stout to Peck in Simpson district and Davis-Hornor Co to Jolon in Bridgeport. Numerous lots change hands in Shinnston, Tenmile district, and surrounding towns, with transfers between individuals and firms such as Grastelli, Pell, Goth, Neeley, and the Lynch Enott Realty Co.
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Stout
George Peck
Simpson
Davis-Hornor Company
Angelo
Iantuno
Grastelli
James Ti
Flora N
Pell
Tucker
Bridgeport
Davis-Horner Company
Jolgon
Granselll
Albert Starchier
M. B
Uayfield
John W Goth, Jr
Eduation
Tenmile
Sristal
Edward Fittro
Frances V
George W. Neeley
Unions
Ulysses
Lynch-Enott
Yeal Hatate Company
Francis J
Shinn
A. J. Shafer
Shinnston
Ad. Shafer
Moale D. Shinn
Clarksburg Industrial Company
Anthony Bowen
City
Notice of Trustee's Sale for Two Parcels in Harrison WV
By virtue of two deeds of trust secured by Benjamin M. Jeffreys and wife to me, the sale is set for the 31st day of September 1912 at the courthouse door in Clarksburg, Harrison County, West Virginia. Parcels Nos. 642 and 643 include the dwelling and appurtenances. Lot No. 641 is part of the same tract. Sale to be public and separate with reserve, one third cash at sale and rest by note with interest. Trustee Tadkey Harrison signs this August 1912 document.
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Benjamin MJ
Jefreys
H Urrison
West Virginia
Said Taunt
Eehoeke
P.m
Diuate
Om Fowler Avensiy
Haast Charksbierg
Hheelson
Mehwirginte
Wirt
Ota
Bonae
Benjamin H. Jeffreys
Uhr Clarksburg /Ijiduatrial Company, corporation
Peeord
Clarksburg
Jeffreye
John A. Pieming
Aait
Myra TH. At- Ibn
Auauag
Taqey Harrison
Home treatment for child behavior promises cure
A spurious letter claims a mother named Mrs M Sum mitte Box Notre Dame Tud will mail a free home treatment guide to solve child trouble. It asserts the method cures children and adults alike, urging mothers to write for instructions without sending money.
True True Vatu BB Rotate Satin Directoire Fabrics
Textile list describes Satin directoire fabrics priced at $1.25 per yard and satin options at 65 cents per yard. It mentions colors such as Burgundy, Dark Electric, Navy, Copenhagen, Brown, Black, White, and various names for silk and foulard styles with showerproof features and neat border designs. The note lists multiple fabric brands and finishes including silks double width and artful designs.
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Old Howe
Copenhagen
Embroidered Robes and Lace Goods Price List
An antique listing shows remaining robes and embroidery materials with prices such as 1.60 to 1600 and 5.00 to 90.00 and 925.00 for fancy parlan novelty, plus ivory linen and rich embroideries. Sizable quantities described as sufficient material for making garments.
Outlaw Shoes Sale Lot with Various Styles
Purported sale note lists women’s low priced shoes from 2.59 to 4.00 dollars and men’s and children’s pairs. Mentions Mupps Ox fords Sailor Ties suede and leather options with prices around 1.00 to 6.00 dollars. Includes references to misses and two strap pumps and colonial style shoes.
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Alesina Cail
Fragmented political notice yields uncertain names and terms
A scrambled OCR passage mentions remedies and preparations for an upcoming event or sale. The text lacks clear dates, organizations, or people and provides only garbled phrases, making precise identification of entities difficult.
Best residence lots in Clarksburg offered at bargain prices
Two prime lots in a top Clarksburg residence addition will be sold at bargain prices to quick buyers. Inquiries accepted at the Telegraph office or by mailing P O Box 136 Clarksburg.
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Clarksburg
Church Services List Spanning Borough Congregations
A detailed church services page lists schedules for Omar's Lutheran First Methodist Ash Chapel United, Central Christian and other churches. It records pastors, Sunday schools, sermon topics and times, with Epworth Leagues and vestry notes across Pike Street, Main Street, Chestnut Street and surrounding areas.
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Omar
Wle
Keehing
Haymond Maxwald
Res
Chicago Grain Market Movements Annotated by Hogg and Davis
In Chicago on Aug 24 the grain scene notes President of Haw College Dean FE Hogg as a visitor, M Davis of Fairmont WV and publisher of the Fairmont Free Press passing through en route to Parkerstore. Taylor Ward won her Saturday from Pest Tree. Gy NDurbing of Gratton conducted a business visit.
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Chariog FE. Hogg
Haw Colleen
The
State University
Vitor Tre
M. Davis
Fairmount West Virginian
Fairmont Free Press
Parkerstore
Taylor
Ward
Pest Tree
Gy Ndurbing
Gratton
Prohibitionist Question Prompts Readership in 1972 Ad
An odd clipping asks readers if they are a prohibitionist and encourages picking up a copy of Great Leaders and Nations values of 1972. The note mentions a coupon on page x, implying a promotional tie in.
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National’ Gasges
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