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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1916
Page
6
A historic note marks the removal of the inaugural ball from modern ceremonies. The event, once a centerpiece of Washington social life, is described as no longer essential as inauguration routines expand and evolve.
Citizens insist the current tax funds be used to keep roads in reasonable condition for today’s travelers rather than diverting money to ongoing permanent construction. They support ongoing maintenance and essential updates to bridges culverts and approaches, arguing better roads now prevent costly fixes later.
A New York Chamber of Commerce report notes East Tyides and other tropical regions expanding their role in October imports to New York, totaling nearly 89 million dollars. Europe still provides the largest portion, with the United Kingdom Brazil and Cuba among top suppliers, while Argentina France and Japan contribute notable sums.
A quirky, rambling tale describes crows in a cornfield and sheep in a corral awaiting shearing. The narrator recalls a hot day, a character in boots, pocket picking, and a stop at the railroad station. A comic riff on animals and humans ends with a peanut mishap and a startled exclamation.
Fourth biennial report by state game warden J A Vieuiveniy covers prosecutions 449 fines 6936 14 total fish planted 1 806 840 and 624 forest fires over 1914 to 1916. It urges resident hunter licenses and risked forest protection to boost game and tourism in West Virginia. The second section highlights forest fire control via rockout stations and phone links, saving millions. A concluding note by Harle A Brooks covers game birds. Also New York envelope company raises wages 10 percent for 2500 workers.
In Philadelphia on December 25 The Elk Tanning Company of Pennsylvania increased day wages by twenty five cents for its 15 000 employees.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as instant relief for rheumatic pain joints sprains and backaches. It claims penetrating soothing action relieves aching joints and muscles with a small trial bottle available at drug stores and promises no skin irritation. The copy addresses sufferers to quit complaining and seek relief now.
The Salvation Army handed out Christmas baskets on Saturday afternoon at its hall on West Main Street. A Christmas tree event is planned in the hall New Year’s. A separate notice reports the Alum. Num. Goods Manufacturing Co in Milwaukee will distribute life insurance totaling $1,000,000 to its 1,500 employees across Wisconsin and other states.
Gore, the standout leader of the rubber band crew, steers the group to a hard fought victory as Warriors dominated the scene with coordinated rhythm and resolve.
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