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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1903
Page
2
A colored man named William A White is accused of stealing goods from Kried & Son wholesale Grocers in Thirth more. The detective says the case will likely send him to a Maryland prison, with the trial to proceed soon as possible amid ongoing investigations.
A fragmented account describes city confinement issues, prison conditions, and proposed building controls. It mentions overrun facilities, legal disputes, and long-standing debates about municipal housing, property, and safety measures amid urban growth and regulatory pressures.
A garbled column touts a tonic sold by Frank G. Hania drug store in East Clarksburg. It claims to relieve dyspepsia and headaches with a “new life Lilly” formula, urging readers to buy and use the product despite unclear wording.
A garbled set of notes mentions Lambert the plasterer, revolts, and a sense of imminent trouble in the system. Amid the chaos, an ad touts electric bitters and Thoklon’s Arnica Salve as cures for stomach, kidney, and skin issues, with names of local officials and stores appearing in stray phrases.
M D Stuart advertises paying and salting horses at his large barns behind the Central Presbyterian church where the Clarkaburg Transfer was once located. He aims to have some horses for sale or board and invites bidders to inspect the barn.
Fragments indicate a grain trade office in Whiting faced a visit by Gallagher and a broker with stools. Correspondent notes from Thirley and Melon mention wire violations tied to New York and Chicago, with entries in the Travin building room 7.
Advertises Sweet Melody Flour and harnesses available at Rey nolds on Main Street. Mentions proximity to Joe Wenos establishment and a time reference 8.30.
Davis and Willis advertise direct sourcing from fintillers and offer Virginia tobacco products at competitive prices. Located opposite LK and 0 freight depot, the notice highlights value and stock in trade.
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