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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1911
Page
3
A fragmented OCR text lists routes and times among many cities including Clarksburg Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Itally with departures around 3:00 pm and arrivals shown in unclear formats. It references main line and sundry locations with mixed alphanumeric data and inconsistent timing.
Notice states Araneter Abrevard Weill petitions a transfer of liquor license to Trader Twe ter Company for Clarkabare West Virginia. Hearing set January 20, 1911 in Clark County court, with Clerk Well H. Cole presiding.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at soap and bedding items sold at local store ads. It mentions beds, pets, and seating but lacks clear names, dates, or prices to identify a specific event or item.
A long historical case details a web of corporations including the American Tobacco Company and Imperial Tobacco facing an unlawful combination claim. The government sought to dissolve holding structures and restrict control of subsidiaries amid testimony on market shares across smoking tobacco, cigarettes, cigars, and related products.
CORN SHOW MORGANTOWN JAN 7 The first state corn show at the State University armory opens with 150 entries from across the state and of fine variety.
A foreign man died in City Hospital from knife wounds received during a fight. Police reported the incident occurred in Fairmont earlier, with investigators reviewing witness statements and seeking assailants identified as unknown foreigners.
A jumble of land deal notices shows transfers to various individuals and companies. Items mention Pair Grounds Imiproesrent Company to Howard L, Taproe RR Company to Auble, Westu Land Company to W A, and other property interests amid a slate of 1890s deed entries.
Fragmentary notes discuss growth and population concepts with references to years 1690 1900 and a general statement about universal organization. Names and places are unclear but imply historical demographic ideas.
The town council elected Brooks TM to succeed the resigned Mr Weir. A note from McCarty Insurance protested fires at J Swarts’s vacant shop on South Second Street, and Mayor Moore urged no further incidents. The volunteer firemen payroll was carried over to the next meeting for investigation.
The Heiner Oland Gas Company elected J B Supler president L W Bartlett vice president and C B Heiner secretary treasurer. The firm runs a gas well on Arthur Sheets farm at West Milford and plans a second drilling. John D McReynolds went to West Union to oversee the new affairs.
Local producers struggle to keep up with demand for soap as a 60 barrel output by ties of South Penny Dikhomaes falls short. Archibald and fatiucn are noted for producing 25 tar the tame farn while payments to workers show only 1% gains.
The Domest Rusl & Tight Company of Clarksburg is chartered to drill for coal and gas and to manufacture artificial gas in Coal District Harrison County. Authorized capital is $50,000. Incorporators are Angus W. McDonald Jonathan Wahle George B. Gouch Jr B. Knight and C. G. Stone, all of Charleston, WVa.
Aged Arthur Streets, 63, of Mechanic Street, died Friday night at 8 due to trouble at home. Survived by brother Edward Streets and sister Mrs. Charles Dangerfeld. Funeral Sunday at 2 from the residence, burial in Eve View Cemetery. A. L. Carney, B&O traveling auditor, of Gumberrard, noted.
A note from a Notre Dame father urges readers to write for a home treatment claimed to cure muscular and joint pains including sciatica lumbago and neuralgia. The advertisement promises a free trial and asks readers to send a card to Mr. Snes Box 7 Mole Pame Ind for the discovery said to purify blood loosen joints and restore elasticity.
A Somerset area council seeks a fifty year franchise for CENTRAL DIEMMION 4 PRINTING TELEGRAPH COMPANY to construct maintain and operate all mains pipes wires poles and related street furniture in the city. Public notice dated January 18 1511 appears with petitions by Reis Pdeseccet and Peters for district authorization led by John W Wood.
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