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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1903
Page
4
A busy day for Gott M E Church members with Miss Garde Barge speaking and attending engagements. Revivals drew a large audience, with Miss Banyo’s farewell address leaving a deep impression and one conversion reported.
Local items report JW Traver retiring after a Domination trip and mentions of town residents and visitors. The city council plans a regular meeting at the usual hall while the Imperial saloon on Maib street reopens after a recent fire. Delivery services advertise flowers trees and medicines with prompt phone orders. Chicago lodge members return with James Patton remains and travel to Moundsville visitor C Pe Elliott. Various residents from Flatwoods Shinnston Gratton and Gratton are noted with business and social mentions. An eastbound fast mail trains runs late due to cold weather.
The International School of Correspondence from Scranton arrives in a special car with a corps of teachers to instruct railroad employees on air brakes and to train locomotive crews. A county court filing shows the guardianship of Harry Tick before Commissioner James N. Davis. Local streetcars progress around the loop but still do not reach the depot. Dunleys offer free citywide flower delivery. Mrs. L E Peters, Bon Ton buyer, departs for New York to select spring stock.
A garbled notice from Clarksburg announces courses at the International Sorresponsionaris Schools offering 132 classes and a 310000 “Judenta Liking” program. It touts EK METGALY and Thompson Music Company’s Electric Players, praising a dancing master’s skill and patronage from local citizens in February 2016.
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