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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1909
Page
4
Local officials announced delays affecting the Taimova and Palauchind districts amid fears of adverse conditions. Citizens are urged to monitor official notices for updated voting dates and security guidance.
A fragmented critique of public service enforcement in West Virginia cites The Charleston Gazette on regulatory machinery. The piece argues for stronger enforcement, urging creation of a more adequate commission and improved justice delivery to curb lawbreaking by powerful interests.
The piece discusses Governor Dawson, the legislature, and the question of appointing a woman to fill a penitentiary post. It notes Dawson has shown experience, while critics argue the role may not suit him. Letters to the Clarksburg Board of Trades are cited amid broader regional political commentary. Also referenced are a Solon Mine gas explosion and a Wheeling News jab about a textbook mix up for a representative.
Fragmented excerpts from various newspapers discuss political figures and policies, including references to Gypsy Smith, Roosevelt, and Tilman, with critical quips about taxation, state revenue, and governance. The text also mentions local press voices from Pittsburg, Wheeling, and Grafton, amid garbled quotations and stray opinions.
Fragmentary text describes a public meeting or demonstration in West Virginia about humanity and medical issues. References to Canady commission, Gov Dawes, Charleton Garete, physicians of Charlson, and a remedy or measure are present, but details are garbled and names unclear.
An OCR fragmented report notes an industrial push at the state level with mentions of counties and a projected move of officials. It references the Taft era progress and possible moves between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, suggesting a broader political and economic context.
Roy B. Naylor of Wheeling, ex-newspaper man and secretary of the Wheeling Chamber of Commerce and the West Virginia Board of Trade, pursues multiple state-wide interests. He organizes weekly bulletins for 400 board members, outlining status of various issues including roads forest preservation and natural resources promotion.
The list shows retail prices for eggs at 36¢ per dozen, butter at 3¢ to 4¢ per pound, and assorted vegetables and fruits including cabbage at 4¢ per pound, radishes 5¢ per bunch, celery 10¢ per stalk, potatoes, onions, citrus fruits, and grapes with varying per unit costs. Dressed turkeys and chickens priced per pound with ranges, reflecting a broad mid‑century market table.
The funeral of Stephen Shaver was held at the Worthington Baptist Church on Tuesday with a large attendance. Evangelist W. Holden delivered a tender sermon and the interment followed at Enterprise Cemetery.
An old style advertisement text promotes Pape's Diapepsin for quick relief of indigestion, sour stomach, and related symptoms. It claims fast relief within minutes and includes notes on suggested price and availability at Lynch's pharmacy. Also lists a lemon pie recipe and local fashion sale at Lomch's with reduced prices.
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