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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1903
Page
4
An unclear item from Traders Hotel News Stand and e Leader features fragmented names and stray terms like Ceodier and Sturm Bodrig Tob sar, yielding a cryptic, unreadable note with no clear events or entities.
Wanted rooms for light housekeeping in a central location. The Bell Telephone company seeks rooms in Judge Golameyer block opposite Boughners, vacating soon. Also reports social event at I.O.O.F. cemetery funeral of Raymond Highland from Wheeling, with family attendance. Various local visits, school closings set for March, and carpenters installing outlets at the New ML Electric.
A fragment lists numerous names and addresses in a damaged notice about unvaulted lotteries. It mentions names such as Charley Bow er Rev Le Bo Box 870 W T M and many others with unclear roles. The text reads as a register of individuals connected to a mailing or distribution list, lacking coherent action or outcome.
Transfers of real estate include Euphany and Wok to Chik We Ayers at 214 notes Caton district Bod and Mrs Schradar to Mary Ash. Also Wing Grove S Manufacturing to J Uathars Philts, and Mary V5 Crise ty Wort Fork Oil company. Dr Hardin consulted by Howard and Juno Lew Gane about eye glasses. twelve to fifteen years of optical work noted as satisfactory.
A notice announces Cork and James B Sapler will attend a sale in Totavale tonight for Chiewxo. It warns of a possible misrepresentation and advises the public. Dr Hardman will examine nose and throat patients with X-Ray and electric treatment. Lyon's Cantiles advertised.
Market notes and price observations appear in a compact item sourced from the Daily Telegram, credited to Otto Moore Throker. The fragment cites bonds or commodities with a vague figure set, offering a snapshot rather than a full market ledger.
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