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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1908
Page
2
The store announces deep discounts on wool blankets and comforters with prices from 5.00 and 2.98 to 0.98 for comforts. It aims to clear every article of ready to wear for men women and children including suits coats skirts and waists. The sale runs this week with new Xmas gift items added to the mix.
Beautiful suits that sold up to 30 dollars are now offered at clearance prices. Worsteds and broadcloths come in all colors and sizes. Don’t miss these limited stock bargains on men’s wear.
Al Field of Greater Minstrels, famed hunter, advocates stronger game laws in West Virginia. He criticizes the loss of deputy wardens and warns that without enforcement preservation efforts will fail. Field notes Charleston meeting of the West Virginia Fish and Game Protective Association on January 20 to advance policy and enforcement.
The county reports a bumper deer season with abundant snow and a low estimate of at least two hundred deer killed, mostly sold for about $2,000 to hunters. The event drew spending by would be hunters from settlements, and included many yearlings and fawns among the total.
C. E. King filed a warrant before Magistrate G. H. Gordon on Tuesday accusing Harvey Murphy of assault and battery and threatening retaliation. George Murphy reportedly rushed in to swear out a peace warrant. Both men were taken into custody by Constable Ford as the case heads to a magistrate trial.
Old Ples Hall a three month old child of Mr and Mrs Williams of Poplar Street died Monday night at 8 o'clock of pneumonia. The child's body was taken this morning to Jewell for funeral services Wednesday morning with interment in the cemetery there. Mr Williams is a yard conductor for the B and O.
Lynn Kirtland, mayor of Sisters ville, recommended by Congressman Harry C. Woodyard for poormaster at Slateraville. President Roosevelt will nominate Kirtland after George Work recently died while serving as internal revenue collector.
J Scott Glen a prominent oil operator in the Oklahoma and Indian Territory era is reported seriously ill at the Arlington Hotel Hot Springs Arkansas with his family. He rose as a western field operator earning about a half million dollars in one of the notable West Virginia oil dents known as the Glen popeal. He is said to suffer a severe malaria attack.
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