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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1907
Page
2
Frank A. Wikison and associates in Oak Hall building invite you to discuss HAPGOODS proposition. Write, phone, or call Rooms 17.8 Oak Hall Building, Clarksburg, West Virginia. Home phone 454-465.
A clipped item notes Hapsoods in Park Ridge Pittsburg Pennsylvania with offices listed across principal cities. The terse line hints at a business presence and network spread without additional details or dates.
Norfolk February report on the Jamestown Exposition's progress ahead of the April 26 opening. State exhibits ready, two large palaces nearly finished, and platforms under construction. Food products and transportation displays poised, with perishable fruit and other goods awaiting exhibit installation. Industrial displays promise a comprehensive view of national growth.
Miss Grace Cameron leads a lovely musical production at the Grand Opera House Tonight starring C Herbert Kerr’s "Little Dollie Dimples." About sixty performers feature snappy music and charming costumes as Manager Robinson touts it as a rare season treat.
A public investigation of Tom Waters methods as Laughland mayor candidate is announced for the Grand Opera House on Wednesday February 27. Notable local figures and a large village contingent will testify as Waters seeks public backing and opponents voice approval or disapproval.
Western Pennsylvania League magnates set spring meeting in Fairmont on March 16. President Lawson reports solid progress and strong local support in Connellsville and public interest is high. League HQ moves to Butler with Lawson managing, Wheeling games against the Stogies set for April 22 and 23.
Frank Jacobs paid a $5 fine and costs in Magistrate Gordon's court for assaulting Arthur Jones son of Mrs Annie Jones in J B Stesley’s store West End. Mrs Jones swore out a warrant against Bit.
Four year old Charles Louis Morris, son of E B Morris, is very ill at his father’s home near the tin plate mills with pneumonia. His mother died just over a week ago from typhoid pneumonia, and grave fears are felt for the child’s recovery. Friends of the family hope for a speedy improvement.
Troy Feb. 25 A blaze consumed Woodside Presbyterian chapel resulting in estimated losses of 62,000 dollars. The church is credited to benefactors James A Townsend Burden L Townsend Burden and Mrs Margaret E Proudfit who funded its construction.
Two lots with two houses in Grasselli Addition on Oak and Terre Cotta Streets East Clarkaburg. One seven room house with large lot in Industrial Addition at 230x160. One small farm near Grasselli containing 88 acres with farm house and well water, orchard beginning to bear. Also several bargains in Grasselli and Patr Ground Addition.
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