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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1915
Page
3
An unclear note questions a recent tenure change and market activity as others buy, prompting speculation about motives and timing. The fragment mentions a 116 Waker and a shift toward a new total of four hours, with observers asking why others are purchasing.
The fragment describes a land parcel on Dott Street with a notable location in Oak, near Chinoe Manteln, stating five four bedroom baths and a jet 405120 reference. It reads as a property teaser for a TM Hone project in a desirable area.
A brief price entry shows 33 150 as a figure with unclear context. The fragment hints at a one third or partial share in a commodity nicknamed ensty baloney pow kod lve yearn, leaving readers unsure of exact item and value.
A fragmented notice describes a one story frame slate root cottage on a 40 by 120 foot lot on Baker Avenue. Items include wire finish efx roomie and Gillot references. A buyer is hinted at with unclear text suggesting a sale or inquiry.
Fragmentary notice describes a vacant 70 by 140 foot lot on Upland avenue in Arbutus Park. The readable text mentions nearby development and a prompt to “See Us” for pricing and details, suggesting sales or inquiries about the property.
A brief notice highlights investment opportunities at Norwood near méw pottery and glass tee nry with no better place for investment listed for lots 114 and 195.
Traction company announces express service from Clarksburg to Grasselll Mount Clare Weston Shinnston and intermediate points via Seneca Sun a dpensus 122 Mo with deliveries at station no later than 9:00 am and noon from Parkview and intermediate points quick service, reasonable rates, careful handling for stoppers.
The county’s first woman Justice oversees a tense sentencing in a crowded courtroom. She then conducts a marriage ceremony for Howard Castow and Teresa Fies, the couple eloping to Spokane, as the crowd disperses and a wedding party celebrates.
A Manchester Guardian excerpt from February recounts a boy scout diary detailing life on the north shore coast. The writer describes six hour watches, lookout boxes, signaling gear, and close patrols by government boats, with notes on sleeping arrangements, blankets, and interactions with soldiers.
In Seattle King County court, Justice Mary Whitehead presided as Cristofero Amico faced trial. The scene showed a packed courtroom, a tense prosecutor, and the judge guiding proceedings as the defendant stood accused of nonsupport involving two children.
A Clarksburg citizen named Mrk. Browh reports severe back ache and kidney trouble. After using Doan's Kidney Pills his pain eased, his limbs loosened, and his kidneys returned to normal. Price unknown.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge No. 422 was instituted in Wadefoy in Monongalia County Saturday night by Deputy Grand Master Francis Thralls of Fairmont assisted by Grand Secretary Al Wilkins of Huntington J A Hess of Rivesville and W S Pitzer of Fairmont. The new lodge starts with forty members. Bite Lodge in Rivesville will be instituted on March 6 with many local Odd Fellows expected to attend.
A garbled early 20th century note hints at New York political figures aiming to present a delegation to President Wilson. Names and specifics are unclear but the piece captures a push for presidential access and influence in state politics.
A correspondent notes Allied armies rationing rum for front line troops to sustain morale amid bombardment. Descriptions cover distribution, fears of alcohol dependence, sobriety measures, and economic factors affecting availability and importers during wartime.
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