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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1903
Page
2
Dense OCR text from a historical page shows scattered names, places, and ads. It includes references to news stands, politicians, doctors, and a prayerful or promotional tone. The passage mentions GLEN ELK, Tackaom, Shore, and various unnamed figures, with ambiguous political content and product notices.
Farmers oppose taxed at full value on property and demand tax relief. They oppose taxes on nonpaid notes and note interest, seek exemption for bonds, and urge fair taxation aligned with property value. The draft law would change taxes on city and municipal bonds, prompting farmer objections.
Community letters recount Andrew Carnegie funding for Huntington and Clarksville libraries and a tribute to local civic workers. The piece notes historic philanthropy by Carnegie and supporters, referencing library buildings, patrons, and a public dedication scene in a small town.
A fragmented critique of crime reporting in New York papers. The piece argues sensationalism boosts notoriety while crime quotes show rising theft by employees and corporate complicity. It urges accountability and warns against glorifying criminal acts.
A terse notice describes a harness establishment, kept ready at 830, with the implication of prompt service for teams in need of any harness type. The listing emphasizes availability and readiness of stock.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a piano in a Harmonist setting and a sale by Phonon Mule Company on February 18. No clear names besides Harmonist and Phonon Mule. details are sparse and may reflect an auction or property listing in the building.
Public dancing nights at Flibridge dance hall feature admission of 40 gentlemen and 50 cents for ladies, with 25 cents for Illes. Music provided by the Peerless piano player, adding lively entertainment each week.
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