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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1910

Page

8

Rail bottleneck grips coal mines amid weak car supply

Widespread idle status of forty mines under Consolidation Coal in this region amid rail car shortages. Ohio Railroad reports limited coal car supply causing reduced movement, with December tonnage likely to fall. Coal trade itself remains strong and mines have steady orders, but transportation delays hinder delivery and earnings. The railroad's road improvements between here and Cumberland disrupt schedules and rail power is reportedly worn down.

Ieee Pitino and Ohio Railroad Here Cumberland Willard

Deeds Filed For Several Property Transfers Across Districts

James A. Drummond to Ira Leiriss transfers 1 lot in Lumberport. William H. McWhorter to George A. Titus 1 lot in Grant district HV. Harmer, special commissioner Ud. B Sanctuaky to FB. Daviss nes 1 lot in Bridgeport. Horner Company to D. A. Str catt 1 lot in Grasselli. Fair Grounds Improvement Company to Cora B. King 2 lots in Clark.

James A. Drummond Ira le Iriss Lumberport William H. McWhorter George A. Titus Grant District HV. Harmer Ud. B Sanctuaky FB. Davisnes Bridgeport Daviss Horner Company D. A. Str Catt Grasselli Fair Grounds Improvement Company Cora B. King Clark

Still Water Runs Deep at Hyde's Theatre Party

Hyde's Theatre Party presented Still Water Runs Deep last night, drawing a near sold out crowd. The company offered strong acting and elaborate stage embellishments, and another large audience is expected tonight for The Texan.

Hyde Steill

Brotherhood of Painters Meet At Williams Building

The Brotherhood of Painters will hold a meeting in the Williams Building Friday at 7 30 D. All members are requested to be present. A J Kesling financial secretary.

Brotherhood of Painters Willams Building A. J Kesling

Fragmented OCR Notice on Pharmacy Ad and Cognitive Barriers

An OCR damaged fragment discusses fog bound conditions and a dream of renovation and cleansing of land. It mentions health tablets priced fifty cents and a large box of JOGA at Wells & Haymaker Co druggists with money back guarantees and Booth's ai-o-mi sample offer.

Wells & Haymaker “Co Booth Ulalo

Witness Jenkins Brought In For Federal Charge

George C. Jenkins of Newburg was brought by deputy marshal B D Hupp before US commissioner A C Moore on December 1 for alleged violation of internal revenue laws. Bond set at 300 for Jenkins and 100 for the witness. neither could bond, both jailed and to be sent to Parkerburg for January federal court. Officers say the witness is a worse bootlegger than Jenkins.

George C. Jenkins Newburs B. D. Hupp United States Charshal A. C. Moore Thomas M. Walker Jenkins Parkerabure

Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk

Marriage licenses have been issued by the county clerk and deputies. The names listed include Charles O. McVicker and Myrtle Meredith, Gilbert H. Gain and Glennie Reynolds, along with W. A. Roberts Jemphissines as a visitor from Bakins.

Charles O. McVicker Myrtle Meredith Ilbert H. Gain Glennie ‘Reynolds

Musical program reviews mix of voices and strings

The review lauds performances by Harry Dorebarsare and Ralph Dunbar with cello solos and a piano company pianist Rob neda. It lists pieces from The Old Brigade to Italian Story and Nearer to Thee, noting the ensemble’s size and travel.

Bimbar Joe Peake Peli Harry Dorebarsare Xooi Robneda Old Brigade Belis Red Wing Harry Dondar Peve Robinson Corporal S. Ditty Offenbach Dvorak Gels Maschenl Quartet Peils Lot Canada Germany England France

Skating Rink Draws Crowds as Winter Fades

Reports from Boulder to Parkerman mention visitors and a notable purchase by T. W. Keeny of Christmas goods. W. J. Mdiherson plans a business visit to Parkerman. Local residents anticipate lingering winter malaise while winter events and attractions continue to draw attention at the rink.

Ibis Sars Faye Boulder Gole W. J. Mdiherson Parkerman T. W. Keeny Christnens

Memphis Socialites Honor Visiting Mrs Muebacm

Mrs MR Muebacm, visiting her daughter Mrs Seymour Goodwin of Bowker Avenue Memphis, will soon return to Clarketown West Virginia. While in Memphis she received many social attentions with several notable events held in her honor.

Memphis Muebacm Seymour Goodwin Bowker Avenue Clarketurg W. Va Nushmunt Sas" Deel

Jail, Justice Perry Camp Holds Howard in Bond Case

Justice W P Perry Camp committed Edward Howards to jail for default of bond set at 500 dollars to answer an indictment by the criminal court grand jury for an alleged touching in a local disturbance. Robert B Willison, of Willigan and Dennison, returned last night from a trip to Florida.

W.perry Camp Edward Howards Criminal Court Grand Jury A.B Robert B. Willison Willigan and Dennison Rip Florida

Freischman's yeast demonstration at Slanksborg

A scrambled notice notes a Freischman yeast demonstration at Slanksborg with a 7:20 start and no admission. It mentions an afternoon session and hopes many ladies will attend, implying limited attendance and a focus on the yeast product.

Slanksborg

Local leaders to host monthly meeting at Fairmont

A regular monthly gathering will be held tonight at Fairmont with superintendents of the Coal Company in attendance. Residents, including Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Clare, are notified to participate and discuss community matters.

Meeeis Dation J Coal Company Fairmont

Weekly libel suit over food claims sparks trial debate

The Weekly criticized our foods, prompting libel action. Court testimony revealed experts debating potassium phosphate's role in brain function, linking nourishment to mental balance and digestion. The case highlighted mind and digestion interdependence and the impact of nutrition on nerve and brain activity.

Post Europe

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iPise Empire Ational Empire National Bank Fourth Streets Clarksburg S. Pari Cuahiler Jaleby W. A. Roberts Jemphissines Bakins Salem Ls Sirs Nusbacm Boos Routh Enerils C. C Clare Bere Iice Geoghegan Beamis Geo. W. Carey Foni Nature Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
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