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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1907
Page
5
A Baltimore hospital teaching school advocates strong hands on cued handling and safe English education for a young 18 year old pupil. The notice mentions address and superintendent care of the Tye sram and emphasizes safeguarding and proper instruction.
MW Parkershare offers sap sale seeking 25 000 of the bonds of the Marietta Telephone Company at par and interest. The bonds are not associated with a mortgage on the Marietta plant but are guaranteed by the Western Telephone Company. They yield six percent after taxes. Also $100 000 of eight percent preferred stock of the American Stone Company Martinsburg West Virginia. Write for prospectus. Securities regarded as absolutely safe and desirable investments.
Notice is given of a stockholders meeting at the principal office in Clarksburg West Virginia at 2 o clock P M on the fifth of February 1907 to consider adopting a resolution to increase the authorized capital stock and to conduct other business. J A Clark president of The Leatherbury Shoes Company signs this notice dated February 5 1907.
The Gamble Concert Party, noted for its high standing among elite adoptees from the Atlantic 10 to the Pacific, has performed at prominent venues such as the Metropolitan Opera House in New York and the Arion Club in Columbus. They appear at the Waldo on Monday evening, February 11, under the Marcato Musical Club.
Noticeable items mention fresh fish at City Market and promote Dean's Regulats as a laxative to prevent constipation. Claims describe mild bowel action without griping and advise asking your pharmacist for them at 25 cents.
John Summers was fined five dollars by Mayor Harmer on a warrant from Mrs. George Wachtar of the Nutter House barroom. He paid the fine and was released after a trial for cursing, using objectionable language, and causing a disturbance. The rest of the text promotes Burdock Blood Bitters and a Peony Gallery display.
A social evening at Mrs Wor Walle’s Carr avenue home featured a progressive dinner for Hot Rats with a pink decorated setting and an elaborate menu. Guests drank, dined, and enjoyed music while Mrs Keener’s daughter Cora celebrated her fifteenth birthday with friends and family present. The Wednesday Sewing Club hosted Mrs John C Brooke on Thompson street for a charming afternoon and luncheon, praised hostess hospitality. The Fortnightly Club plans a dance at Elk Bridge hall Friday night.
In Wallace district South Penn Oil Nos 4 7 9 at Elsie Lambert A C Bailey and A J Warner farms report drilling with no oil or gas discovered yet while other rigs along Tenmile Hog Camp Lost creek and Freeman's Creek districts note depths and holds. In legal news Eilott Northcott United States District Attorney for the Southern District of West Virginia travels to Washington as Elkine bill to create a new ladyship moves forward likely to grant him the post.
W. W. Lappert, state organizer, promotes Modern Woodmen of America in Clarksburg. The letter touts large membership over 900000, 12000 local lodges, and a self owned Rock Island headquarters. It highlights surplus, absence of death assessments, and member control of governance. It invites inquiry at the Rockery Building, Room 4.
A. L. Day as administrator of Jacob Myers deceased announces a public sale of personal property at the late residence near Isle on Tuesday February 12 1907 at 10:00 am. Also notices free school diplomas examinations in Harrison County February 20 and 22 with instructions for teachers and pupils. City Market light breakfast items eggs bananas and other ads follow with various product pitches and a pain remedy in oil.
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