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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1914
Page
11
A fragmented ad-copy item notes Glen BIE on Fourth Street selling property with strong opportunities. It hints at low prices and urges readers to see the seller for more details, presenting a brisk real estate pitch with limited legible facts.
A five room cottage on a level lot in Hartland is offered for 1300 dollars. This attractive value emphasizes a practical home option for buyers seeking affordability and space.
Fragmentary notes show H C Alexander, Britt, and a Board of Education discussion on consolidation and loans. Mentions Citiz en's Loan Co and various tokens suggesting a local government or school district finance motion.Reads like a despatch from a 19th or early 20th century municipal meeting.
Owner forced to sell due to money constraints and security issues. Describes a new, six-room home in a desirable neighborhood with enclosed sleeping porch, front and back porches, polished hardwood finishes, electric fixtures with push buttons, hand painted walls, cemented cellar, hot water heater, attic floater, good garden. Valued at $6,500 but will be sold to the best offer by Monday. Letters only to 450 Waldo Hotel.
Public notice in Harrison County West Virginia outlines actions on the estate of Daniel Robinson deceased. Commissioner in chancery Sylvester C. Atherton to take account and report. creditors and heirs urged to present claims by December 1, 1911 at the clerk's office in Clarksburg.
An old advertisement extols Wear-Ever aluminum cookware for even heating and reduced fuel use, claiming it speeds cooking and lowers anxiety over temps. The copy praises one strong sheet metal construction and brand reliability while listing hardware store and local county references amid ornate legal text.
A damaged OCR fragment references a court or legal matter in a county archive dated October 1914. It mentions names such as Roy Parra, Charlee, Kyle Bary Huck, and Kyla with an unclear trust or claimant context. The legibility is poor and essential facts are obscured.
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