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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1907
Page
4
Be Decent, Young Man, Says The Kabtas City Star
The Kabtas City Star urges young men to be decent and honor their mothers. It warns that cigarettes gambling and whiskey temptations lead to trouble, crime, and social ruin, while decency brings lasting rewards and respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kabtas City
Enny
State law on food drug rules urged to follow federal act
The State legislature is urged to align with the federal pure food law to avoid conflict and confusion. The Telegram recalls action by the National Board of Tracts and cites a Washington meeting where a preamble condemns conflicting state laws hampering interstate commerce in food and drug products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board of Tracts
Washington
Silk comforts offered at regular low price
Onur advertises hand silk comforts at a regular low price of five dollars for large size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onur
National Board of Trade urges uniform state food and drug laws
The document argues that uniform laws across states would better serve national commercial interests and align state food and drug statutes with the Federal law. It resolves that legislatures modify definitions of adulteration and misbranding to match the federal standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board of Trade
National Treasury Building proves value of quality work
A historical critique notes the east front of a Washington building, built eighty five years ago with soft stone, has deteriorated and become unsafe. It urges rebuilding the facade in granite, estimating 360000 dollars, arguing that higher upfront quality would have saved money and preserved beauty and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ground Hog editorial debate on judges and public access
A dense excerpt discusses channeling state and local papers into editorial columns to defend a rival paper. It argues for accessible, consumer friendly circuit judge roles and questions the burden on overworked courts, while noting the need for judges near the people and a balance of duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksoure Telegram
Parkersburg State Journal
Telegram
The
State Journal
Fairmont Times
Debate over circuit size and judges pace reform
A columnist argues for smaller circuits and fewer judges, suggesting two circuits with two judges each rather than one circuit with additional under judges. The piece shifts to a sensational aside about Mrs Harry Thaw and the Thaw family, implying punishment for alleged wrongs and criticizing the Countess and sensational justice. The commentary blends legal reform with gossip about high-profile society figures and a sly judgment on American attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreet
Harrison County
Lewis County
No Lobbyists in Charleston Says Elected Legislators
A historical quote argues that there is no reason for lobbyists in Charleston and that legislators owe allegiance to their voters and party. It stresses that those elected should act independently of outside influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Parkersburg State Journal Praised For News and Editorial Columns
The Parkersburg State Journal receives high regard for its news and editorial pages. The text notes editors should not feel insulted or disappointed, asserting the paper’s columns are “all right in every particular.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg State Journal
The
State Journal
City Snow and Ice Removal Ordinance Questioned
City ordinance requiring property owners and occupants to remove snow and ice within twenty four hours after a snowfall remains in force though its enforcement appears weak given the condition of most sidewalks.
No Bear Movement in Mayor Race Despite Cold
The local political scene shows mayoralty candidates unchanged as cold weather and a lingering freeze deter new entries for now. Analysts expect potential contenders to emerge once a thaw occurs, with several names speculated in the market as spring approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drowent
Iika
Judicial Reform Talk and Gas Company Ad Annotations
The remarks critique county jurisdiction for judges and propose legislative debate. Mentions Mrs Harry Thaw and alleged crime patterns. Praises gas company for rapid fix after accidents and defends advertising as a daily buyer appeal.
Still booming in Clarksburg Modern Woodmen class
Northcott Camp No 5748 plans a large class at Eagle Hall on Friday night February 8. The organizers tout the Modern Woodmen of America as the leading fraternal order with vast membership, member controlled home office, and strong financials including a large surplus fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northcott
Eagle Hall
Orgsulver Lappert
Woodmen of America
America
Ipsa
Rock Taland
Modern Woodmen Fraternal Lodge Seeks Clarksburg Members
Habilities. We have over 906000 members and nearly 12000 lodges with many policy holders, surpassing New York Life. The Modern Woodmen of America showcases diverse members from judges to workers and publishes its own journal, inviting good people of Clarksburg to visit Rookery Building Room No. 4. W W Lappart State Organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Life
Masons
Oda
Pythians
Maccabees
Woodmen of the World
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Woodmen of America
U. S
United States
Ife
Clarksburg
Rook
W. W. Lappert
Dewey's Best Flour Promises Light White Bread
An ad touts Dewey's Best flour claiming it stays clean from field to kitchen and bakes the lightest, whitest bread. It promises top quality available at all first class grocers at the same price as common flour. Try it today.
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Central
Aes Bestoees
Tenahy Bing
Clarkshack
W.va
Fike News Stand
Ne'a News Road Oe News
Watts-Lamberd Co
National Treasury
Harry Thaw
White
Lowndes'Savings Bank & Trust Co
MILL
MAN Direct
All United Woolen Mills
Pike ST
Clarksburg, W. VA
Perkersburg
Want
Clarksburg Brewing Company
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