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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1906
Page
6
A fragmented clipping discusses a sports event with unclear phrases about game time and potential delays. It mentions teams or players in a brief, garbled manner, suggesting confusion over scheduling or outcomes without clear names or results.
Milford and Hebt residents send greetings as Mrs Ward formerly Jal days visits Clarksburg and nearby towns. Hedon Feitrell and Jol Welty travel from Matis area for a few days. Pearl Tadwig and Harel plan to visit Wirksbirg this week. Shinnaton's Mrs Hoy Chal Hanhes visits next week. Hickman family and Miss F Be Mogcispty spend time with daughter in Berlin Pa.
Plums were handed out at a local event in Petersburg with attendees including He D Williamsport of Kentucky and Harper of Catlettburg Ohio. Edward Killinger linked to the Egerton area.
Annapolis February 12 Associated Press reports the graduating ceremony for the first class of 1906 at the Naval Academy. Secretary of the Navy Charles B Bonaparte presided as diplomas were awarded to about 250 persons in a formal ceremony.
A stream of fragmented social items lists attendees and travelers: Miss Roberts attends a Washington wedding, families plan visits to Baltimore and other towns, and local residents such as Tim Meyers and George Bland visit the city. Mentions of doctors, editors, and merchants appear alongside casual travel and guest notes.
A garbled clipping lists residents visiting the city on business and social calls, with names like Randolph from Burnsville and Waide Coffman of Bristol. It mentions Wilton Wattson promotions, local doctors, bids from Davie & Co, and several Monday Monday events. The fragment references a variety of people, places, and routine city activity with little clear context.
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