Furniture Repair Upholstering Service Opens Shop
A first class furniture repair shop announces it can repair all kinds of furniture. The shop offers upholstery finishing work and wood work for house pieces.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1908
Page
5
A first class furniture repair shop announces it can repair all kinds of furniture. The shop offers upholstery finishing work and wood work for house pieces.
A mix of social events fills a week in the area. Notables include Misses Smith of Washington DC visiting Fairmont with return plans, and a reception at Mrs. J Smith’s home. Lost Creek hosts a party for Miss Josephine Sheets with out-of-town guests. A leap year dance tops the Holtman schedule with Thirty couples attending.
Fragmented text lists names and locations including West Milford Clarkaburg Fairmont Astiland and Clear Sra with visitors and relatives. It reads as a fragmented social column or note about people visiting, with many garbled names and places.
Clarity is limited by fragmented OCR text. Readable items mention G. Righlant and Tom Romine visiting Clarkstown for Christmas. A Pennsylvania visitor and Mrs Llosa Chaitase are noted, with references to Sus Shlanetons and Lom Creek relatives nearby.
The annual stockholders meeting of the West Virginia Bank will be held in the banking room on Wednesday September 15 1009 to elect directors for the ensuing year and transact other business as may come before the meeting. Fred Sb Woop presides.
A fragmented report records a timely aid event on a city street involving local individuals and a kitchen implement. The text shows uncertain figures and names, with mentions of costs around 40 to 43 dollars and a reference to a kitchen item.
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