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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
4
A discussion contrasts new uniform accounting rules with old methods, noting improved oversight of receipts and expenditures in state offices. Critics call the system bulky, yet supporters argue it standardizes records and curbs abuses, with gradual benefits expected over time.
A collage of commentaries and notices from multiple papers discusses Roosevelt popularity and policy, gubernatorial prospects, airship progress, judiciary expansion plans, and Standard Oil actions in Missouri. Items reference Nashville and Morgantown papers, with remarks on public sentiment, safety tests, and political shifts.
The Watts-Lambert Co offers dependable muslin petticoates of cambric and muslin with embroidery and tucks. A splendid skirt is priced at $1.25, sale price 89 cents. Quality styles and prices aim to please customers.
Large assortment of skirts in muslin and cambric trimmed with embroidery and hemstitched tucks. Some styles have lace insertions and lace edges. Sale price 98 cents, originally 1.50.
Catalog copy touts fine muslin and cambric skirts with wide embroidery. Limited quantity offered at sale price of 1.25 after a 1.98 regular tag. Buyers urged not to miss the bargain and purchase multiple items.
Advertisement notes skirts and petticoats of fine cambric with deep embroidery and lace trimmed flounces. Regular price 2.25 now sale price 1.48. Includes mention of excellent value and reduced cost. Stores highlight limited time offer to attract shoppers.
A list of unclaimed letters remaining in the Clarksburg post office is advertised with names such as H. M. Aliion Mrs. B. W. Burk hart Charlie Connor Harvey Clem and many others. Also notes Homer Jackson's return from travel through Pittsburg Chicago and Davenport Iowa and a medical ad for Dr Thomas Electric Oil claiming quick wound relief.
A retailer touts skirts at 2.50 and 3.00 with petticoats priced to pair them. The ad promises a beautiful assortment in lace and embroidery effects, claiming best values ever offered.
Attorney Charles Powell of Fairmont was present this morning, meeting with local officials and discussing ongoing legal matters.
Gowns described with muslin fabric, yoke of tucks and cambric ruffle trim. regular 59c value offered at sale price 39c.
Readable sale item notes cambric and percale gowns with embroidery and trimmed yokes. Various sizes offered with regular prices 75 cents, now reduced to 49 cents each.
Muslin and cambric gowns with embroidery insertions and hems cut from 89c to 59c. Regular gowns offered in multiple sizes, highlighting stylish trim and tucks for quick purchase.
Bargain gowns offered at 89 cents in a sale featuring lace or embroidery trim. Regularly priced at one dollar, these finé cambric and muslin styles come in all sizes with varied designs. Limited stock available in the city.
Bargain sale offers gowns originally 1.50 to 1.25 range now 79 cents each. Styles include nainsook or cambric with square or round yokes and embroidery or lace trim. Regular price 1.25 garment discounted to under a dollar.
The exchange shows editors from WAAT WOT and others weighing a political issue amid calls for tolerant discourse. The row highlights divergent views on free discussion and respectful engagement across subjects in public life.
Notice to contractors in Clarkshite West Virginia that from April 1908 bricklayers will work eight hours daily with wages set at five dollars for eight hours. Issued by Holitapers & Masons International Union No. S of Clarkshite. Co responding secretary C Israel signs. Sweet Melody Flotir.
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