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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1908
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes place a Western Advertising racket near the Marquette Building in Chicago. The text references Rowe Stands and names Delly and Williams with unclear roles. Further readable details are sparse.
Two candidates announce bids in Harrison County the first for sheriff George H Berry seeks Republican primary victory and the second I Wayman Ogden seeks county clerk nomination all from Clarksburg February 1908 with voters urged to support them in the primary or nominating convention.
An Evening Echo features a quotation from H. W. Shaw urging removal of selfishness to increase happiness, inviting reflection on human conduct and social joys.
A Clarksburg editorial argues against consolidating the local team with other leagues. It touts Clarksburg’s strong attendance and individuality, and critiques merger plans amid national politics favoring Taft. The piece also discusses Taft versus Roosevelt in state conventions and local reactions.
The Courier reports an anonymous communication urging publication of a joke about a local couple March and Mary while noting the paper does not print anonymous letters or jokes about others. It cites a U.S. Supreme Court ruling declaring boycotts illegal and warns readers to avoid unlawful pressure.
A raucous editorial mix critiques West Virginia politics, debating legislative costs, Democratic campaigns, and Republican strategy. It condemns personal attacks, notes editorials in Fairmont and Washington Post satire, and comments on Ohio primary outcomes and the selection of delegates to the national convention.
The family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for assistance and sympathy after the death of Mr. Gottiles Schutte. Mrs. G. Schutte and the children acknowledge the kindness shown during their bereavement. Center counter notices at Lynch's mention a 10c Jace sale.
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