Postomice and Clarksburg Minor Dispute Reported
Fragmentary notes indicate a small matter involving Postomice and Clarksburg with unclear details and no stated resolution.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1906
Page
4
Fragmentary notes indicate a small matter involving Postomice and Clarksburg with unclear details and no stated resolution.
The piece critiques Bryan's remarks on President Roosevelt and military policy, praising Roosevelt as a peacemaker and highlights ethical lines from the President’s message. It argues Bryan should acknowledge shared ideals and notes accompanying local items including a missing name in a petition and unrelated ad-rich Telegram content.
A collection of handwritten Christmas requests from children on Kenton Kyle’s street shows kids asking Santa for dolls, toy trains, horses, overcoats, guns, candy, and warm clothing. Some letters mention siblings, sick relatives, and family addresses, with hopeful notes for delivery by Christmas.
A comps line at 332 West Pike Street is noted in this brief item. No additional context or details are provided in the readable text.
A reader from Adamsion West Virginia asks for gifts for two children including a teby buggy a two ring work box story book a carpet sweeper candy nuts and fruit for the family Also Willie desires a hobby horse a swing colored blocks and a toy train The message ends with a cheerful request not to forget them year old siblings and mentions Goodbe Martha Jane Barth in Adamsion West Virginia.
Diana M. Despara died in Philadelphia. Her funeral took place Friday afternoon at 2:30 at the Duncan residence on West Main Street with relatives and friends paying tribute to her memory as services were conducted at home and at the church.
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