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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1911
Page
4
Fragmentary Telegram note mentions a Thursday event at a location named Clarwe Memond Claea Mat with unclear details. The readable parts indicate an advance notice or invitation, but specifics, names, and dates are garbled.
A January issue of School Agriculture is recommended to West Virginia teachers by the editor to aid planning and improve instruction. The piece discusses seeds, seedlings, and seasonal timing, plus notes on holidays and astronomical events impacting the school year.
A disjointed note suggests the Huntington Advertiser advocates a constitutional amendment for voting by the people on United States senators, while The Intelligencer remains cautious about legislative passage. The piece hints the Democractic victory relied on unsympathetic forces and questions party alignment.
Marriage licenses issued to Hodes B Stewart and Mary C Stewart Oras B Kinney and Bessid Morrison and Thomas Miles Ganks colored and Cornelia Jans Mead colored.
Representative Gaines recommends a new post office at Witen in Clay county ten miles from Crestmont with Clark H. Mantice named postmaster. Revival services announced at the Pinnigkinnick mission on Tuesday night led by Rev. Dr. White. Invitations extend for details on meeting outcomes and local events.
A railroad plans a moving educational program on poultry health and farming. The train will include a live poultry car and exhibition sections with lectures and screen presentations. Experts from the U S Department of Agriculture and Morgansport Experiment Station are being arranged to deliver talks.
The article notes senators Aldrich of Rhode Island and Hoar of Maine praising Elkins for advancing reforms, river improvements, and tariff policy. It quotes Elkins defending independence and protectionism, arguing for duties on iron, coal, timber, and manufactured goods to aid his state.
A trolley wire in the city on Weal Main Street between Chird and Taurch streets caused traffic delays Thursday night and Friday morning.
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