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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1905
Page
2
Frank Deshon appears in a latest comedy attraction titled Office Boy at the Grand Opera House on Thursday. Promoters Nizon and Zimmerman tout the show as a strong comedy with a capable company and fine production. The piece follows Deshon in a lighthearted tale praised by early audiences in the East.
The opera comedy The Office Boy starring Frank Deshon will be performed at the Grant Jera House on Tuesday December 21 as part of a latest contribution. The two act production features music by Ludwig Englander and a cast linked to notable names in theater and opera.
Southern Pine Lumber Company announces a car load of renowned Alpha Portland Cement, praised as superior. The notice emphasizes the cement’s quality as a premier product in stock.
A local shop invites customers to choose from a broad display of watches clocks and jewelry at reasonable prices. Lee Probst promotes a list for gifts amid a large assortment.
The regular annual meeting of stockholders of The Merchants National Bank of West Virginia at Clarksburg will elect seven directors for the ensuing year. The meeting is set for Tuesday January 9 1906 at 10 oclock at the bank house. RB Harrison cashier.
A new jewelry store opens beside the post office with a full stock of trunks suitcases and umbrellas for men and women. The display appears at Merriman's footwear and furnishing location opposite the post office on Third Street.
A damaged OCR item notes Levy's store on Went treet offering Christmas stock in various sizes. Sturm & Wik advertise a sale and three spoilebed items at Levy's, with references to Santa season and shoppers browsing the selection.
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