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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1914
Page
16
The domestic fence department of E High School finished 00 articles for sale at a bazaar to be held Saturday December 6. The items will be offered by Young Mess Christian Awo and others.
Bridgeport High School travels to Fairview to meet Sindy Toothman’s fast Fairview basketball squad in a decisive matchup. The Bridgeport squad, aiming to upset one of the league’s swiftest teams, must elevate their play tonight to challenge the hosts.
Weston West on Dec 4 reports Prof F R Yoke to address Men’s Brotherhood next Sunday. Obituary for D Webster Annawalt, painter, survived by widow and children. Bishop Gravatt confirms class, Hamilton meetings noted. Tourists and residents travel, streets flushed, and several locals visiting relatives across towns.
Fragmentary OCR item shows a classified ad heading with garbled wording. The readable fragment hints at a notice or insertion page in The Huntay Delrgram, lacking clear names, dates, or specifics to summarize.
The West Virginia Forest, Game and Fish Protective Association will hold its annual meeting in Wheeling on December 9 and 10. The program includes addresses by H. L. Kirk, Senator Oliver Marsaball, and Prof. A. B. Brooks with sessions on forest laws, deer woods, bird life, and fish regulations, plus officer reports and elections. A cigar prize is offered for the best fish story.
State Agriculture Commissioner Williams relaxes quarantine for rail and boat shipments within West Virginia. Livestock may move for slaughter, winter quarters, or breeding with an affidavit showing origin county, owner details, and disease-free status, in disinfected cars. affidavits must be approved and forwarded to the Agriculture Department in Charleston.
An advertisement touts Amolox as a universal remedy for eczema and skin troubles. It claims rapid hair regrowth in a scalp case and immediate itch relief, with a money back guarantee via Wella Haymaker Company.
Readable ad lists pork prices and meat specials for Friday and Saturday at Browns Market. Items include pork chops, pork steak, sausage, loin cuts, round steak, ribeye style fibrosat, shucked oysters, rabbits, with prices in cents and an item labeled shuck font.
Advertisement for Hot Springs Liver Buttons claiming to relieve bile and indigestion. Promises painless relief, non nauseating, with price listed as 25 cents. Offers to send product and diet information to Hot Springs Chemical Co. Arkansas.
A 6 year old boy, Ralph Fearne, died instantly after stepping onto a moving train near Spring Hill. The aged farmer, slightly deaf, alighted to exit at Maypia station and was struck as the engine bore down. He leaves a widow.
Charleston dispatch writes that Anton Zimmerman a 29 year old miner was crushed to death in the Winden mines by falling slate on December 4. The accident occurred during routine mining operations and authorities report no further survivors or details at this time.
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