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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1905
Page
6
A local real estate promoter predicts East Clarksburg will become the county’s growth center within ten years with rising values in East Clarksburg and East Obelesburg. He urges buyers to invest in lots and build homes, noting continued factory expansion and a demand for 100 new houses this year.
A fragmentary note recalls a Tuesday evening gathering hosted by Mineon Replat and Chaitin Pranewonid with Lillia Hielnen. The party featured a witty crowd, lively dancing, and a focus on jovial, sociable charm among attendees.
A local effort titled Street Dayle began with a small force of men clearing streets of obstructions. Crews work from morning to evening on the main avenues, aiming to improve cleanliness and safety. The project plans to extend through the week, with additional teams and equipment deployed as needed.
The article notes Gail Cottrell and Walter Bumgardner involved with Richards Construction Co presenting the Merchants Carnival at the Traders Grand Opera House. It promotes a sequence of carnival events including the Merchants Carnival and a beauty display, with later showings and social chatter surrounding the upcoming performances.
A court orders a new trial for the Moore boys amid appeals process. The case centers on prior convictions and a sentence of 18 years in the penitentiary. Details show continued legal maneuvering with appointed counsel and the Supreme Court involvement.
A banquet menu lists dishes such as Tomato Baked Sistusky Pike and French Fried Potatoes with Sage Drensing. The manager promises excellent service and a wide selection, including country chicken, pickled onions, pineapple, and Apple Ore tea.
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