Cumberland Maryland Adopts Street Cleaning and Garbage Ordinance
The Daly Telegram notes Cumberland Maryland considers a new street cleaning and garbage removal ordinance. A committee of street cleaning will oversee regulations, bids, and contracts with annual city contracts for waste removal. Vehicles must be water resistant and covered. residents must place refuse in accessible vessels for collection twice weekly.
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Cumberlang
Clarksburg
Cumberland
Connell
City Counel
Cimiuriand
Board of Health
Rity
Local Ordinance Governs Garbage Duty Disclaimer
Fragmentary text describes an ordinance prescribing duties for garbage collectors drivers and housekeepers. The passage references section 1 OY Ordinance and imposes segmentation related obligations. The source provides limited readable facts about municipal rules governing waste management duties.
Poultry Expert William Hay Lewis Highlighted by Telegram
A Telegram editorial praises Hon. William Hay Lewis secretary treasurer of the Clarksburg Poultry and Pet Stock Association. It extols his banking acumen and poultry skill, touts his precise handling of figures, and urges his re election to advance poultry industry welfare and potential new Easter egg varieties.
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Senson
William
Hay Lewis
Clarksburg
Lewis
William Hay
The
Poultry Association
Clarksburg Board of Trade lauds city as industrial center
The Clarksburg Board of Trade through secretary Charles E. Lamberd publishes a detailed February article in Tndyairy magazine praising Clarksburg as a West Virginia industrial, commercial and financial hub. It highlights advantages, urges factory investment, and credits the board for attracting new industry and boosting future results.
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Clarksburg
Lambers
Board of Trade
Enterprising spirit aims to grow Clarksburg industry
The text expresses hope that the city board will foster an enterprising spirit to attract manufactories to Clarksburg. It envisions rapid growth and community effort to accommodate new ventures and workers, urging residents to assist in expanding opportunities.
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Clarksburg
Revival Services At Gol Church Invite Wider Attendance
A lively revival program at Gol Church featured afternoon prayers for expanding meetings and a 4 PM youth service. The 7:30 PM gathering drew a large crowd with a song service, testimony, and sermon on Returning to God. The Lynch Brothers quartet sang effectively and two individuals expressed desire to start Christian life, with tonight’s topic the Joy of a Christian Life.
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Gol
Lynch Brothers
Presbyterian Brotherhood Meets to Elect Officers
A meeting of the Presbyterian Brotherhood is scheduled at the First Presbyterian Church tomorrow night at 7 45. The committee has drafted a formal constitution and will propose J Horser Davis for president and P H Koblegard for vice president. All men of the church are urged to attend.
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Presbyterian Brotherhood
First Presbyterian Church
J. Horser. Davis
P. H. Koblegard
Out of sight Mercury Sparks Cold Debate at Fagin Shop
A light quarrel erupted at the Fagin blacksmith shop as a man and a well known gentleman argued over last night's temperature. One thermometer read four below zero, another five below, prompting a quip that his could be four below and thus out of sight.
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Fagin
Coldest Night Yet Leaves City in Deep Freeze
The region endured record cold with readings between six and ten below zero last night. Morning temperatures stayed frigid until noon when the mercury rose, followed by a warmer afternoon. C. B. Holden, a business visitor from Mt. Clare, arrived Thursday. Real ripe bananas were 20 cents a dozen at the City Market.
When the Harvest Days are Over At Grand Opera House
The Wheeling Register reports two large audiences for the rural pastoral drama When the Harvest Days are Over at the Grand Opera House. Nell Towney directs and plays Robert Travers while Fe te Hatey showcases rural comedy as Hee Hapkins. Strong support and realistic scenery praised.
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Wheeling Register
Grand Opera House
Hee Hapkins
Fete Hatey
Nell Towney
Robert ‘Travers
Recovery of Bodies 15 Still Going At Mine Disaster
The Davis Coal and Coke Mine number 36 at Thomas, scene of Monday's disaster, has nearly finished clearing operations. About fourteen dead have been removed with few exceptions accounted for. One or two bodies may still be inside. The injury to the mine workings is not yet known. Temporary timbers have been set to prevent further trouble. Rescue work was conducted by American miners.
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Davis Coal&@ Coke Company
Thomas
Sleigh Bells Jingle As Local Horsemen Enjoy Snowy Day
Loc al horsemen take full advantage of sleighing weather with jingling bells and laughter filling the air yesterday and today. Sleigh varieties from bob sleds to Portland cutters are in use as Miss Pearl Showalter visits relatives in Grafton and Philippi this week. W N Nay of Salem was a city visitor Thursday.
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Miss Pearl Showalter
Grafton
Philipp
W. N. Nay
Salem
New Schedule of Trainmen Raises Pay on B and O Lines
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad adopts a 10 percent pay increase for train runners on coal branches. Conductor, brakeman, engineer and friemen sees raises, with conductors receiving the largest boost. For the M. and A, wages rise to 3.90 for 10 hours from 3.85 for 12 hours. yards pay 4 for 10 hours. passenger and other roles adjust accordingly.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Leax
Good Bread Starts With Pure Wheat in Daily Diet
The article extols bread made from pure wheat, noting bread and butter form the daily ration. It warns most bread is impure with foreign matter and urges readers to choose bread made of clean, wholesome wheat for health and well being.
Died: Jasper C Powell longtime B and O engineer
Jasper C Powell died at his daughter Mrs Harry P Robinsons home in Fairmont Wednesday evening at 6 26 after an illness of apoplexy He was about 68 born in Taylor County survived by his wife and daughter He served 40 years with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad on the Parkersburg branch and retired four years ago Powell was widely known and held in high esteem statewide.
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Jasper C. Powell
Harry P. Robinson
Fairmont
Powell
Taylor County
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Parkersburg
Newbro's Herpicide Proclaimed For Germ Control
An advertorial claims Newbro's Herpicide proves its effectiveness against germs and scalp issues. Detroit agents Wells & Haymaker promote the product at $1.00, highlighting a clean, oil-free finish.
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Evry
Newbro'a
Detroit
Mich
Pwo
Wells & Haymaker
Special Agenta
Fragmented Real Estate Notes From City Markets
Shienelom Dewiogmest Company SC H Higginbotham lists transfers including Levi Greynsids on 2 acres in Divine district and Floresca Street. A. GIT to 0 W Showater appears, with fractional shares noted. Reeder and Gedirey involve Breed-Oakey and Parmeat. Listing ends with City Markets and incomplete names.
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Irvin Tuttler
Levi Greynsids
Doatse
Comansy
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Kffect
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Ilness
Yaxses
Shienelom
R. H Spake
Fred Gane
Falemon
W. W. Willa
Welch
Kiggins
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United Woolen Mills CO
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Clarksburg Brewing Company
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