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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1913
Page
4
In a clipped condemnation the Evening Echo criticizes phony sophistication and counterfeiting for unlawful gain. The piece mocks a Parkersburg dispatch about charges tied to municipal commissions and references a dam link to Patchereburg.
Discussion on whether prohibition erodes crime enforcement and if criminal courts will be abolished remains contentious. Governor Hassconk urges keeping and strengthening courts to enforce law, warning of upheaval and widespread violations if courts are cut, arguing courts are best suited to handle offenders.
The piece discusses Senator French as district representative from Bluefield and his party alignment. It notes his forced vote for himself to protect his party, his subsequent marginalization in committee chairmanships, and claims Democratic leaders influenced committee control after a contested nomination.
fragments discuss Grover Cleveland's presidency emphasizing nonpartisan cabinet strength over party councils. The Bluefield Telegraph quotes praise of Cleveland’s legacy, noting his political missteps and later recognition by statesmen and historians as among the nation's notable presidents.
A five barrel per day pumper has been drilled on the Losh heirs farm near Deweytown in the Tenmile district. Coburn’s creek area and nearby sites on the West Fork river report ongoing production from Nos. 9 and 10 wells and additional Nos. 12 and 13 on the Leena Brothers tract, with daily output listed as barrels.
Funeral services were conducted Thursday afternoon for Mrs Henry Lewis at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Colored, following her death at home on West Pike Street. The burial took place in Elkview Cemetery.
Mrs. W. J. Stith mother of Reuben Robinson and Mrs. Claude Robinson wife of Reubens brother arrived in Clarksburg from New York City to attend the opening of the Grand theater and be guests of Reuben Robinson.
Sixteen year old Treva Mount of Point Jomfort, daughter of Wham Mount, is jailed on an incorrigibility charge filed by the standmaiher Mrs. Mr Washington. Case begun in Justice Ge Gordon's court on the nineteenth.
Chicago grain values opened mixed as wheat edged up to 94 1 4, corn advanced to 58 7 8, and oats showed firmer tone on light trading. Merchants noted cautious demand and steady export interest amid quiet market conditions.
It was learned today that Admiral Perry, the Arctic explorer, underwent an operation last month in Washington. He is said to be doing well. A daughter was born Thursday to Mr and Mrs J Michael at 261 Killer Street.
The Saremstak duck pin team of the City Duck League and three Bunes from Cupwood Sioglay on Gore alleys Wednesday night. The Btogies had an off night but the scores rolled. The far emits rose all game with Sie Stog ien nearly making a comeback as they had been hitting hard. Captain Dresback of the Saruites led with a high score and average.
The circuit court concluded evidence in the rent suit of Hyeph Boyles versus Hygrade Coal Company on Thursday afternoon and the case was submitted to the jury. An appeal by Batlon Roofing Supply Company against Josiph Adams was argued on whether to throw out the appeal.
FONDON Feb 6 James Bryce British ambassador to Washington is named a British government member of the permanent court of arbitration at the Hague.
News from Bridgerort notes multiple family milestones. Mrs Tate hosts guests including the Stout family and Mrs Stout’s daughter Mire Bb. Brannon and John Belts attend gatherings. George Teter and Addie Page visit relatives in West Virginia. Dickson Gopawin moves to Mendowbrook to fill a school vacancy. Dewert Lee visits his brother in Downs.
Mrs Celia Harbert aged 92 a long time Sardis resident died at her home Wednesday night after a lengthy illness due to old age. She was wife of Benjamin F Harbert who died twenty nine years ago. Survived by two daughters Mary St Williams and Frances M Harbert both of Sardis. Funeral held at Sardis Baptist church Saturday afternoon Rev Acie Bailey conducted services. Burial in Sardis cemetery.
Announcement that Central Christian church and First Presbyterian will hold Sunday evening services at the central church site with Dr. E T McClelland delivering a sermon. The message notes the joined congregation for the evening service.
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandering as a hair cleanser that cleanses the scalp, slows itching, and promises new hair growth after weeks. It claims the product makes hair light and wavy, with abundant fullness, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from any drug store or toilet counter.
Fragmentary OCR style note discusses a household servant and rights, suggesting debate over duties and treatment. It appears as a polemical line about who should supervise and the proper course of action regarding a servant. No clear names or events emerge.
Excellent value bed spreads offered direct from trusted maker Milly. Prices range from 1.08 to 3.75 with selections including medium weight crochet quilts, fringed crochet quilts, hemmed large sizes, satin finished quilts, and cut corner fringe options.
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