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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
9
A notice seeking a qualified teacher for the Sheetx Mills Independent School District invites applications. Write to A William Lee, Recorder, West Merord, AY Wa for details and submission deadlines.
The Feary annum meeting of the shareholders of the Empire National Hank will be herd at a tanking house Tuesday January 10 2217 at one of black p m for the election of directors and any other business that may properly come before It. I F B Bison Susnter
The article notes 240 institutions offer life insurance courses within a total of 688 colleges and universities nationwide. It states 192000 students out of 314000 attend institutions teaching the subject, comprising about 66 percent of the student body.
Lucius Hoge Sr. of Clarksburg, a prominent furniture dealer, is in Charleston on business. He comments on the boom in the Harrison metropolitan area and expresses cautious optimism about future growth.
Forty eight jurors are drawn for the west term of the circuit court beginning Monday January 2 with Judge Charles W. Lomb presiding. The panel includes Kemp Prestot Lowther Robinson Lang Skerrison Horner Garrett Parr Warner Morris Hawker Fletcher Guemsi Morfie Lynch Grimu Poling Allen Pletcher Martin Robinson Moy rey Boehm Stark Short McCarty Lepley Gunn Cole Bowman Gawthrop Fortney Reichert Silcott Richards Southers Duncan Morris Holden Silcott Robey Keenan GH Harper Yerkey Hall Teter Reynolds.
Limited seating at the Grand for The Merry Widow with a four seat limit per person to accommodate all patrons of Mr. Savage's elaborate production. The show features massive settings and imported gowns by Zimmerman, with Marsovian country scenes and native costumes for a semi barbaric, colorful spectacle.
The state will restore 20 percent of service pay for National Guard members starting January 1. Guardsmen will receive this drill pay weekly for field service, a feature welcomed by local units and supplementing extra rations and small conveniences provided during mobilizations.
A fine big boy baby was brought to the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Burke on Sixth street Glen Lake Friday morning. Friends of the family visited the household over the years arrival and Mr Burke busy receiving congratulations from the many friends of the family. He can hardly attend to his work at his place of business on Fourth street.
Samuel Anderson was sentenced to three days in jail with a $3 fine and costs after a police court session led by Mayor Emme F. Mogge. A second man registered again for drunkenness faced a minor fine as well in the same session.
In Lewis county a resident named George T Rotten of Hurst asks for Christmas help to support a blind man with no income for seventeen years. He states the man has no income and would be very thankful for any assistance. The note mentions prior acquaintance with Mr Rollins and references a drinking habit.
A damaged notice describes a vacant lot 503 by 146 feet facing a street with an alley at the rear. The property fronts on a main artery and includes a building or improvements at the address cited. Asking price is $5000 with one third cash and terms open for a year.
The county court’s December term will open Monday and extend over several days. Charles Post, appearing for a short term, will make his first offer, with Calder F Bailey as guardian. President Rendall is expected to preside over the last regular term.
An advertisement highlights a major distributor of New and Modern Hellon Standard Works and Juvenile Books. It touts instant delivery of New Fictional Lowest Prices and classics in bindings suited for libraries. Includes Christmas gift item A Book of Sweethearts with decorative bindings and verses.
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