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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1909
Page
4
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentioning Clarkabare and Benoni class matter with oil tele context. No clear events, dates, or concrete names beyond Benoni. Provide a concise card from fragment for historical record.
The 1909 dairy education initiative in West Virginia plans nine technician courses with practical dairy instruction. Two durations begin June fourth obtaining three weeks each, featuring topics like feeding dairy sows and milk handling. A new instructor will join to boost dairying prospects statewide, aligning with rural needs and future agricultural plans.
A New Brunswick resident notes hollow terra cotta blocks used in home walls aid fire resistance and insulation. The design reduces fire spread between rooms and enables better heat retention, with the project costing about 84,200 in total.
Fragmented text shows debate on the adjutant general of the state guard. It mentions amendments to confine appointment powers, company staffing, and station deployments. The language is garbled but indicates governance changes affecting the State Guard and its leadership.
A jumble of opinion snippets and scattered phrases discusses art freedom, political duty, daily life, and social observations. The text references Congress, national progress, fear, and local matters, with garbled names and dates, reflecting an OCR damaged newspaper fragment from Wheeling and other locales.
The text cites critics of media railroading and a grim cartoonish heaven scene. It contrasts New York World and Corneliaville Courier views on press influence, credibility, and editorial dire fate. A narrator recalls an editor choosing heaven over hell amid doomed subscribers.
In Media Pennsylvania on January 2 Florence Erh testifies with sister Catherine Berkel against her husband’s murder. She describes extreme cruelty by the husband during a family quarrel as a factor leading to the shooting of Captain ey by Mrs. Bessel, detailing the violent incident and the events surrounding it.
The county court and B S Davis superintendent inspect infirmaries. They plan new buildings and set a budget of $12,000 this year for the poor. The average annual need is about $4,000, with about $8,000 to begin work at the farm.
County court re convenes Monday morning to re organize for the new year. John B. Strother will join the court as a new member and Jefferson Bassel will retire from the bench.
Saturday sale at Watts-Lamberd Co features discounted fabrics and notions including corsets, waistlines, silks, and flannelette patterns. Low prices on chevron cloth, embroideries, wash waists, skirts, and colored taffeta tempt shoppers to stock up.
In Washington on January 2 a mediation under the Erdman plan led to a compromise agreement between the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Company and its engineers and armls crews. The sides reached a settlement on the ongoing labor dispute, with terms yet to be disclosed.
The American Window Glass Company announced flat prices for window glass: 90 and 20 on single strength and 9M and 25 on double strength. Charles Morgan of Mobile left last night for New York City after visiting family. Morgan has accepted a position with the New York City Board of Education. Smith, Lood arrived Saturday from Fairmoet on business connected with the traction company.
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