The Reefed Purists Record Of Tree Totals
The total number of trees in the reefs of Purists is 86 000 with 6 000 plane trees 16 000 elinet Stutss and 14 000 etna.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1916
Page
2
The total number of trees in the reefs of Purists is 86 000 with 6 000 plane trees 16 000 elinet Stutss and 14 000 etna.
Advertisement summary extols Chamberlain tablets as excellent for constipation. Describes them as pleasant to take, mild, and gentle in effect and claims availability everywhere.
Catarrh leads to consumption and serious blood disorders. Local treatment fails. remedies like Sarraperilia are promoted as the best cure, purifying the blood. Ask your druggist for it.
The fragmented text hints at oil and gas expansion, with references to development periods, wartime sentiment, and company activity. It mentions a company, possible wrecks, and discussions on production limits, suggesting cautious growth strategies during unsettled years.
A string of oil operations across farms including Geer Fork Duval, Maggie Fowler, Hayer McClore, Horse Week, and J Tourl-Batsott. Wells No 6 No 1 and No 8% show progress with barrels per day varying from twenty-five to eighty-seven, while calls for further drilling and gas outlooks are noted.
Keyser of Huntington speaks of relief from indigestion pains in the side and shoulder, nausea, and sleeplessness after using Tanlac. He claims only one bottle improved health and urges others to try it, noting his mouth feels better and energy returns. Advertisement notes Farrell's Drug Store.
On the George Salminger farm in Springhill Greene County Pa good staying qualities attract attention in surrounding territory. Leases offer special inducements to those engaging in building. A second test on the Hibbetts farm shows sixty barrel potential and No 2 tests indicate a strong expected producer near Brinkhaven.
County Superintendent Carl Lawson releases the 1917 examination timetable from the Department of Tree Schools in Charleston. Dates show several tests for elementary diplomas and renewals, with renewal rules, required readings, and options to attend college or normal school for credit to satisfy renewal.
Amos Payne discusses drafting a charter for Greater Clarksburg to be submitted to the charter committee led by Mayor Gorilam. He suggests including a provision for a county court levy tax for one to three years to fund creation and operation of a tram line, with yearly adequacy.
It warns that rundown health makes one tire easily and nervous, irksome work. It recommends immediately strengthening the system by switching to Scott's Emulsion, a blood enriching tissue building food containing pure Norwegian cod liver oil and free from alcohol.
A discussion urges creating a city commission for Greater Clarksburg to guide the public welfare and beautification. It calls for widening streets at key corners, extending broader rights of way, and empowering officials to open and widen streets with damages and betterments. The note criticizes past projects like the Sixth street bridge and Pierpont school corner for safety and design flaws.
In the United States District Court for the Northern District of West Virginia Ree Homer S Spoderast and Pankeupl appear in bankruptcy proceedings. Creditors of Hamer Snodgrass are informed of actions and deadlines in this notice.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a county event with meeting timing and location details. It references a December date and foreman role, but many names and specifics are unclear due to text corruption. The readable items mention meetings, a tour, and a local schedule in a municipal context. Continuous parts remain unreadable.
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