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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1914
Page
3
A clipped note states that business in Clarksburg is as strong as ever, with Gol saving books and owners continuing to maintain the same activity level as in prior years.
Eight room house with bath basement and back porches located on a nice lot with kitchen and chicken yard hot and cold water close to high school building price two thousand six hundred dollars ideal cottage home for someone unable to miss this opportunity
Sour room cottage with large base s, front and back porches. Good 40x100 feet, with valley in rear, 'ei'yard and hen house and in. Good well of water.
A two story five room cottage with a sand fine basement is listed at 2500 dollars and offered for a few days at a reduced price. The property sits on Stealey Avenue South District Outlet and signals a short term bargain.
Weston residents participate in multiple events as deaths, illnesses, and fires shape the week. Howard Loudin and Florent Baffey mourn W K Zinn. R J Vassar seeks surgery for Wadeholds. G Gould's Buckhannon barn burns after a gasoline engine explosion. city school superintendent speaks to the Men's Brotherhood. Weston High School reopens the old armory for basketball with seats for 500. Polk Creek bridge declared dangerous. newsagent law compliance and local social visits noted. Sprigg Lumber Co purchases its plant lot.
A county court session Saturday addressed requests from Polk Creek residents for growth measures and a special assessment to raise funds. Ober t H. Aspinall completed paving work and builds a new porch at his home. Miss Ida Garton visited Freemanburg and Keyser to see her brother, Dr Lloyd H Gaotons.
Grace Weekly Queen of 412 Duff Street Stealey Heights died Sunday after a prolonged illness. Survived by husband and three sons Denyer Wendell and an infant. Funeral at 10 Tuesday morning at Du Street United Brethren Church conducted by Rev. G F Radabaugh with burial in Masonic Cemetery.
An unusually important meeting of Tal Temple of the Cryptic Order for Knights of Khorassan is to be held tonight in the Pythian hall. Officers to serve for the ensuing year will be elected, a class of candidates will be initiated, and rehearsals are to be held in preparation for the institution of a new temple next Saturday night at Terra Alta with the local temple to play a prominent role.
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