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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1914
Page
12
A terse business note reiterates that Sir Clarksburg remains as strong as ever, urging owners to review their records and affirm ongoing effort and performance. The message emphasizes sustained activity and consistency without detailing specific actions or figures.
Room with bath and basement features, oak porch, chicken yard, and water access described near Colonial Heights. House priced at $2,600. affordable chance to own a cottage near town high school building.
Historic style listing describes a pour room cottage with large basements front and back porches a 40 by 100 foot lot with alley in rear yard hen house and garden good well water and ample grounds in Stealey Heights near Simpson Avenue.
Two story cottage with six rooms and a fine basement offered at 2500 dollars. Property located at 429 Stealey Avenue. Buds notes a temporary price reduction for a few days to attract buyers.
The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and strengthens the system to combat consumption and related illnesses. It asserts dizziness, appetite loss, and weakened lungs improve with the remedy and urges readers to buy from their druggist.
Interesting program rendered this afternoon by the Junior Missionary Society in St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal church South with Mrs C James in charge. Bridge Luncheon featured Killarney roses at a Weston gathering on Friday afternoon to honor Mrs Blanchard of Sunbury guest of Mrs P Maybury. Auction bridge at five tables included Mrs Maybury Harrison Mrs Edgar Hood Mrs Henry Alexander and Miss Blanchard among attendees. Entertains guests Misses Bartlet and Miss Fackler of York with Miss Mabel Garrett hosting Friday afternoon bridge. Guest list included Misses Lena Eva Bartlett Mrs Milton J Boos of Chicago Mrs George Stoner Mrs J M Haggerty Mrs Charles Deison and Miss Fackler of York. L E Warner of Bristol visited Saturday. Gilbert Li Hurst from Sardis district was there Saturday.
Miss Missouri Mathew aged 28 died at her home on Drum Mond Street Friday after an illness. She is survived by her father Rev J W Mathew of Elkins four brothers Thomas M Maine W John H and Sylvester R Mathew all of this city and a sister Mrs J J Tierney of Adamston. Funeral services will be held at the home Sunday afternoon and burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery.
The Mutual Benefit Site of Newark New Jersey has sent out 1915 dividend scales showing sizable increases over 1914. The ad notes that even in tough times the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company offers larger and better returns, fueling public confidence in life insurance.
Statement filed by Robert B. Bernfelt shows the Republican state committee spent 6,679.50 from July 1 to December 1 with 216.07 unpaid bills and 6,980.00 received leaving about 185 to cover potential charges. Major donors were Natham Goff and Warden M. Z. White at 1,000 each. Governor Hatcheld gave 500. Progressive candidates Harvey W. Harmer and Charles J. Shuck had smaller showings. George I. Neal’s itemized report lists 129,900 for the nomination and 2,821.10 for the campaign, with 1,000 from C. L. Shayer and 200 from J. R. Buckingham.
In Doddridge Wetzel Pleasants and Harrison counties several operators report completed tests on Oakey Doak farm I D Morgan farm Henry Myers farm and B I Heldreth farm with shows for oil in Gordon sand and 10 to 25 barrel outputs. The Geological Survey notes gasoline extraction from casing head gas is rising fast with 1913 output nearly doubling 1912.
In a criminal court session Alex Meg received a two year sentence in the penitentiary for wounding his wife Rosa Mex in the bip witha une. Thomes Mills, found guilty of violating the prohibition law, was ordered to six months in jail and on the roads plus a $100 fine and costs. Clarence Matheny drew twelve months in jail on the roads and a $100 fine as an agent for a house of bad repute. Two indictments against Edward Hale, railroad conductor, were quashed for failing to state the violations occurred in Harrigan county. they charged delivery of Aquor without receipts.
Despatch from Tome eaya reports the death of Cardinal Angelo di Pietro, Doyen of the Sacred College, in London. He served as papal nuncio to Madrid in 1887 and was a prominent church figure at the time of his passing. The item notes his historic role and standing within the Catholic hierarchy.
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