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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1906
Page
8
A playful ad outlines gifts for all including umbrellas priced from 1 to 3 50 and garments for men women and children. It encourages purchasing tickets with a shoes giveaway for holders and notes a December 24 1906 closing time.
In the city, William B. Wood of Parkerabuce and C M Archer from Parkersburg arrive as James R. White of Waldo shifts to Parkersburg for a visit with Charlea P. Dallas and friends. Tack Basler and J M Behe plan Christmas at Pittsburgh, returning later to work at the tin mills. Rupert N Koblegard is confined to bed, likely back soon. H M Reise of Cleveland, formerly Harrison county, leaves after several county days. J W Williams from Marshville and L Barlow from Buckhannon attend to business. Robert Shuttleworth returns from Fairmont. U S Deputy Marshal E D Hupp heads to Grafton to seize a federal prisoner for violating internal revenue laws. P Fawkes of Buckhanton visits the city.
The notice advertises a new holiday china collection at Stony's, 407 Main Street, Suntenco Day by express. It mentions bargain counter prices across the new line and promotes express delivery, with Stout's also listed at the same address.
Real estate promoter urges quick buying with promises of 25 percent inside property gains after a proposed Rail Crossing timing. Listings include two story frame dwellings, brick and frame houses, building lots on Clay and Mechanic streets, a grocery stand, a large two story frame with eight rooms, a 12 acre farm at 35 per acre, and multiple lots in Jarvis Addition and Union Heights. Prices range from 175 to 5,000 dollars with installment options and emphasis on rising values.
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