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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1909
Page
8
A fragmentary notice states the business has moved to Oak Street near Main, opposite the Empire Building, inviting old friends and customers to visit the new location. It promises full goods, delivery, and low prices, thanking patrons for past support and seeking continued patronage.
Reader notice offers a simple pie recipe using one quart of milk and one package of OUR-PIE with directions on the package. Each package yields two pies. Mentions three flavors Lemon Chocolate Custard and directs readers to order from Waldo Drug Store for quality drugs.
A fragmented report lists various residents and visitors visiting Philadelphia area locales. Names include Eilis P Frost, George H Colman, and Mrs Zaruba among others. The piece mentions travel between Pittsburgh and Chicago, and social visits at Philippi street residences.
The piece argues merchants should advertise to gain volume and profit, asserting that even a penny per yard on large sales benefits buyers and boosts overall commerce. It contrasts advertising driven stores with old fashioned ones, claiming modern ads lower journey costs and improve efficiency for shoppers.
Multiple parcels for sale on Kelley Hill and nearby avenues including Homer and Broad Oaks with building lots, 7 lots on Broad Oaks at 70 by 100 feet, two lots on Charles tonlayenue, a 36 by 180 foot lot on Wilson street with a six room frame house, a large Alta Vista property with eight rooms bath and sewer, two cottages in North View at 34 by 130 feet renting for ten dollars monthly, a prime Clarkburg grocery stand, and a Meigs avenue home. Also building lots on Main street, Florence street cottage for rent at $12.50 monthly.
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