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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1916
Page
3
The advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla corrects blood acidity and builds up the system while flushing out rheumatism. It touts four decades of use for stomach kidney and debility from impure blood and urges readers to buy from local druggists.
A wartime pamphlet issued by the National Audubon Society explains how to build bird houses with exact dimensions and placement. It covers species adaptation, including flickers and woodpeckers, to attract birds around homes and notes plans are available from 14 Broadway.
Social notices announce social events and meetings: Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Stealey Heights meets Tuesday afternoon at 23 o’clock at 321 Davis Street, with business and membership updates urged. Lucius Hoge hosts a card party Sunday afternoon from 3 to 6 at her Wit Main Street home. guests include Mrs. Thomas W. Pelti of New York. Woman’s Missionary Society of St. Paul’s M E Church meets Tuesday evening at 7:30 at Mrs. H. P. Woods’ home 146 South Chestnut Street. mission study led by Mrs. Clara. Knights of Columbus report an informal dance at St Mary’s High School auditorium Wednesday evening. Christ Episcopal altar Guild holds February meeting at parish house Monday afternoon.
Personal note records A Caldwell Davis of Erie visiting his mother Mrs Emma Davis at 107 Summit Court. Continuation appears on page five.
Berlin Feb 7 An expected rise in the maximum wholesale price of sugar beets from 0.95 to 1.60 marks per hundredweight is deemed necessary to encourage planting and secure a 1916 harvest of about forty million hundredweight. Industry and agriculture representatives met to discuss beet production, labor costs, and fixed charges, with a proposed price to take effect by September 1 1916 to meet Germany's sugar needs.
Mrs. Clara Baldwin Stocker, heiress to the Baldwin fortune and daughter of the famed Lucky Baldwin, is accused in a sensational case involving diamonds valued at about 100000 dollars. Dre Leola Northam, widow of political leader Angelos, aided the discovery of the loss. Stocker, famed as the jewel queen with gems on every finger, denies involvement.
M Camille Kluyssmans Belgian secretary of the Socialist Bureau told a congress in Arnhem that the interwar socialist movement remains active and aims to unite workers worldwide. He claimed European governments would not have fallen into war if Socialists led, and warned against all reducing Bolshevist policy amid war tension.
Virginia University's bid to win the state basketball championship dimmed after a setback in Morgantown on February percent, reducing their chances of securing the title.
Arnold Loudin varsity guard is declared ineligible due to failing grades after the recent examination. Morrison of Sutton will likely replace Loudin alongside captain Clay Hite as the team copes with the loss of three varsity players for similar reasons. The state faces a setback as these penalties hit one of its best guards, impacting West Virginia basketball. Copenhagen consumes about 25 000 pounds of American salt pork daily.
Stockholders of the Canadian Oil & Gas Company meet at the principal office Room 320 Got Building Clarkaburne West Virginia on Saturday February 12 1920 at 3 o'clock p m for voting upon dissolving the corporation surrendering its charter discontinuing business and transacting other matters. By order of the board dated January 27 1916 signed W Bowman vice president and D W Cork secretary.
A court document in Harrigan County Virginia seeks partition of specific Clarkaburg city lots in a 1902 deed record. It lists infant plaintiffs including Macaulay children and mentions defendants led by Dock W McCauley and Celestia A Keighty with occupancy of property in Hampton Harrison.
A court order decrees payment by the named plaintiffs and defendants in a Virginia case. It notes unknown parties and nonresidents, with a deadline within one month from first publication for actions or claims to be considered. The document invokes Charles G. Comaman as counsel for the plaintiffs.
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