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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1907
Page
4
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A cryptic note posits that today’s wriggle is not merely real but points toward a far future. It invokes Abraham Lincoln as a symbol of enduring relevance and broader time horizons beyond present concerns.
Judge Charles W. Lynch issued a decision in West Virginia upholding the State Board of Public Works valuations for railroad properties as the basis for taxation. The ruling aligns with other circuit court decisions and could reduce local taxes, a result welcomed by residents and state officials.
Clarksburg, a convention city, hosts the State Retail Hardware Association in antival session. The city extends hospitality to visitors and sees the members as representative citizens engaged in a key business. May their meeting be pleasant for every member.
The piece notes Governor Dawson’s consistency despite earlier Democratic doubt during campaigns. It cites Democratic papers once without effort to show inconsistency and now, with no campaign ongoing, admit his consistency. It remarks on reactions from rival press and mentions city concerns about laws and street conditions.
The narrative cites risks from a balcony edge and inadequate waiting space at a station, urging proper guard rails and shelter. It also notes baggage handling needs and criticizes the current box seat as unsafe for waiting patrons. A Chicago divorce case features Mrs Mary Schrayer seeking hair valued at 4 60 reclaimed from her husband after six years.
The Tora traction company aims to halt current operations and finish the job, seeking clearance to pause activities while evaluating remaining tasks and safety measures at the site. No further details provided due to fragmented source text.
Fragmentary items report a diseased air blight in Baltimore City and potential medical attention. West Virginia peach crops expect a poor year with rising prices hinted. Congressman Hubbard and W. P. Hubbant traveled to Wheeling and Weston for days, with unspecified business and health comments.
Rev L W Sifford discusses Ash Wednesday as Lent's start and its aim of fasting and prayer. He traces Lent's origins from early church practices to its modern observance across Roman Catholic, Anglican, and Protestant traditions, emphasizing self denial and renewed devotion to Christ during springtime.
Mssenger officials of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad announce a limited sale for bona fide merchants and their families. A round trip to New York costs one and one third fare with 15 day validity. Tickets may be bought Feb 23 to 26 and Mar 16 to 18. Each ticket includes a coupon for a return at one third the regular rate. Also promoted is a Black-Krohme discount card offering 60 cents off hats.
The Waldo hotel reported high occupancy this week with many guests turned away Monday night and Tuesday morning. The surge is attributed partly to a hardware men’s convention and to overall strong patronage.
The event invites attendance at the opening of M B Black Krohme on Thursday Friday and Saturday at Web on the 21st 22nd and 23rd.
A reprint of an old home remedy promotes a mix of Firth Ratract Dande lon, Compound Kar fom, and Compound Syrup 3arsaparilla to treat kidney and bladder troubles, rheumatism, and catarrhal diseases. It claims relief after a few doses and recommends tea spoonfuls after meals and at night, promotes vegetable ingredients from drugstores, and stresses reliability of the source.
Local audience cheers as Kid Wiley, famed roller skater from Clarksburg, defeats Bessie Allen of Toledo to claim national title in Buffalo. Elation runs high among supporters who credit Wiley’s long-earned success in a tough sport.
Mrs E B Morris is very low at her home near the fin plate mills with pneumonia. Her condition is described as rare and much alarm is felt by family and friends.
Forty hours of continuous devotion at the Catholic Church concluded at 10 o'clock with Mass. Father O'Kane of Mannington assisted in the service. Miss Blanche Colburn of Fairmont is visiting friends in the city.
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