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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1909
Page
6
A fragmented page lists real estate for sale on Durvis Street and Tay AMMEN, horse buyers near Clarksburg, a Glen Kir Hall dance on February 6, a drug store ad for Our-Pie pies, and employment openings in manufacturing. Verses show local commerce, social events, and job solicitations with names like Moore & Flowers and The Walde Drug Store.
A local report lauds the West Virginia Colored Institute and Rev. Pryor for advancing industrial training among Black youth. It highlights praise from leaders, the institute’s impact, and appreciation for the Republican party’s stance on non-discriminatory policy.
A letter from a resident urges improved water supply via bonds. The author cites civil war era water lines, argues current pressure is insufficient, and suggests new 8 to 4 inch hose connections to protect homes and property while voting for the bond proposal.
A long list of names from Clarksburg West Virginia appears in a local letter list. The document also promotes Mall’s Catarrh Cure from Cheney Co of Toronto with claims of a constitutional cure and instructions to send for circulars and testimonials.
Fragmentary letter references tax relief and sleep problems. George Hagan of Union City Pennsylvania writes about insomnia and appetite loss. Vinel and Reeves are mentioned in connection with remedies and work effects on anxious individuals.
A garbled description outlines a goven room home in San Close Stew WIth Bath and rent improvements. It mentions a 12 percent investment on renting and a vacant lot with business-use potential near a passenger station. Two vicont wits on Meiza mvalue with Oak at 405142 feet and 84 009 n flece.
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