Clarksburg Daily Telegram Adopts Homemaker Tone
A cluttered OCR of a Clarkburg Daily Telegram issue notes postal addresses, subscription rates, and editorial snippets. It mentions rail and road plans from Preston to connect Clarkburg with a future permanent route, plus economic observations on wages, tariffs, imports, and industrial costs.
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Preston
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Gratton
Oakland
Melwiliet
Washington
Tulamore
Clarksburg
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Sipaon
Taylor County
Cumberland
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Harrison County
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Senator Stone on war talk over Mexicans and Lusitania remark
A columnist notes Senator Stone warned that Mexican killings of Americans could force war yet recalls his past stance denying any U.S. duty over the Lusitania murder and calls the consistency into question.
Unclear Memoir Fragments on Redfield Inspection Pledge
Fragmentary notes criticize Secretary Redfield over a shortage of steam boat inspectors amid water emergencies. The writer questions whether a pledge by President Wilson about an impartial investigation was ever made, suggesting it was never fulfilled. Possible reference to Sp rendor and platform strategies.
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Mile. Macletown
Diaghileff Company
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Textile Industry Crisis Discussed in Cloth Factory Meetings
The Textile Situation notes large manufacturers warn of a forthcoming textile shortage in the United States due to the nation’s failure to establish and maintain protective tariffs and policies. The general public has not yet felt the shortage, but concern rises over supply and pricing impacts.
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Rasale Aberrom
Ramie Hay
Whitch
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United States
Clementina's Fortune Hopes and Parlor Tensions
In this excerpt Clementina frets over money and independence as her fiancé questions his father's support and their future plans. A tense parlor scene unfolds with talk of moving, letters, and a decree to secure funds and approval.
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Clementina
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Hauling System Breaks Down in U S Freight Transport Debate
In Chicago on Feb 5 Senator Oscar W. Underwood summarized rail system handicaps and warned that without improvements the nation may seek government ownership. He advocated government supervision of equity issues, regulation of rates, equal shipper rights, and a balanced path between private investment and public benefit, urging a thorough investigation by Congress.
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Neetre Yrmpor
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United States
Congress
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Watts Lambert Company February Silk Sale Opens At Nine
The Watts Lambert Company announces a February sale showcasing the handsomest spring silks yet. Despite higher raw silk and dye costs, prices are lower than ever. Silks sourced direct from leading U.S. manufacturers. Displayed in show windows. Terms cash only with no exchanges or memoranda.
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America
Silk Fabrics on Sale at Watts Lamberd in Clarksburg
The Watts Lamberd Company in Clarksburg offers 40 inch Peach Skin and 36 inch Soiree silks at 1.59 per yard, down from 2.25. Peach Skin touted for its soft lustrous finish in colors like Navy, Russian Green, Prune, Belgian Blue, and more, with Soiree available in Black and an array of blue green rose hues.
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Clarksburg
Watts-Lamberd Company
Silk Georgette Crepes at Special Yard Sale
Silk Georgette crepes offered at 2.00 per yard with a width of 40 inches. Features a wide color range including White, Pink, Navy, Black and more. Window display notes the regular price of 2.00 per yard and highlights fine blouses and gowns.
February Silk Sale Promises Low Prices On Taffetas
Among the newest and most beautiful silks for the spring season Exclusive designs in the highest grade of novelty taffetas Exquisite color combinations in light and dark effects Wide satin stripes in self or contrasting colors Dresden designs in Warping black plaids in delicate pastel shades hair line checks and small shepherds checks in two colors Fashionable silks of finest quality in the February Sale at a very low price See Window Display.
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Dresden
Silk Sale Crepe Taffetas Satin Stripes Line
One of the handsomest lines of fine silks offered in the Silk Sale. A fabric of superior quality for the sats of distinction. Plain grounds with different width satin stripes in self colors. A silk that drapes beautifully and is in every way adapted to present styles. The colors are black, Navy, Russia Green, Prune, Labrador, Sapphire, Reseda, Quaker Gray, Old Rose, Nile, Lilac, Pink.
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Russia
All-Silk Crepe de Chine Silk Sale Featured
All-Silk Crepe de Chine 99c yard offers bold colors for blouses dresses and gowns. Colors include Black Navy Belgian Quaker Gray Old Rose Turquoise Lilac Mars Nile Calf Flesh and White. Come the day of the Silk sale if you desire any of this special lot.
Cheney Foulards Silk Sale Adds Shower Proof Yardage
Cheney foulards offer shower proof silk at 65c per yard with many women choosing them for street and afternoon dresses. The silk sale features new designs including floral patterns and small figures on light and dark grounds. Wide 23 inch width, window display shows the shades of blue green gray and tan.
Fragmented 1910 notices and local business merger recap
A garbled mix of legal notices and community items includes a 1910 sale notice under Bridget Callahan's estate, a will executor reference, a February 6 sale date, a fish anecdote, California's 1916 rice crop value, and a barber shop consolidation forming Hyman & Myers under the Gore Hotel.
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J. Hyman
Ornie Myers
Gore Hotel
Executor's Notice of Sale of Real Estate Rights
Executor of Bridget Callahan decedent schedules public auction of Lot 0521 in Union subdivision No 1 near Elgenaburay Harrison County West Virginia. Sale to be held at the front door of the courthouse on January 20 at noon. Auction follows court authorized proceedings and outlines the property in Harrison and Monongalia counties within the state.
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County Court
Hurrican
Tin Toms
Usalgun
Ian Dake
Bridget
Cah Callabin
C. B. Caldaitan
Bridget Callahan
Trovesant
Atlin
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Rover
Bridget Chlahun
Bay of Tyne
Courk
Marriaon County
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Elgenaburay
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Wayman Ooden Announces Candidacy for Harrison County Sheriff
Wayman Ooden of Warkebure West Virginia announces his Republican bid for Harrison County sheriff subject to the June 6 1916 primary. He pledges faithful fearless service to all the people and asks for support and influence to secure nomination and election.
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Harrison County
Shariff
Wayman Ooden
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