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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1915
Page
3
The Stier Piruie Company é ators will host a bazaar on Thirdday at the corner of Second and Wesku. Readied are a number of aweful articles suitable for Curist- Tina gifts and other items.
Mr and Mrs Joese C reward have son or daughter returned Sunday evening from Baltimore. The item reads as a brief personal notice noting a family reunion or return of a family member from travel.
A brief note records that the party returned to their home in Pittsburg after spending several days here visiting Mr and Mrs A C Sturdevant.
In Elkhart Indiana plumbers report no sign of a new rule banning bicycle or motorcycle use during work hours after a union decree. A $5 fine is set for violations though riding to and from jobs during lunch is allowed, and passengers may ride with employers' vehicles at any time.
Denver news outlines Colorado's 1916 statewide Prohibition move with city by city and county enforcement issues. It details the law’s penalties, medicinal and sacramental exceptions, licensing fees for physicians and druggists, and enforcement risks for officials.
Ralph Peters reports on a long debate over increased pay for mail carriage as railroads face new rate cuts and the Pullman department weighs compensation for carrying parcel volume. Officials cite regional disparities and potential annual losses, while Congress debates weighing carry volume and future pay adjustments.
The read text argues railroad policies in the Midwest would pay workers less and harm business. It references the department and Congress debates on pay, roadways, and train frequency, implying regional economic impact and petitioned changes.
Fragmentary OCR yields a local item mentioning Chewing gum, names like Paulla Gotoski and Axtell, with figures around 430 dollars and a court related reference in Massachusetts. Readable bits imply a small civil action or fine, unclear dates or full parties.
A fragmented advertisable listing shows items like fountain pens, silver pens, Xmas cards, seal boxes, tissue paper, cameras priced around $200, books, calendars, weather and Boy Scout books, framed pictures, and other assorted merchandise in a miscellaneous sale.
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