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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary report notes talk of William Dawson and the Progressive and Republican balance in the legislature. It references the January date and predicts the state may elect a federal senator after March if party positions shift amid the presidential results.
A brief note indicates Wilcon and family will ride to the capitol. Mentions Sirah ordinary and Champ lark as contrasting figures. Descriptive OCR fragments suggest a journey by road over a lengthy mile tally, with uncertain spelling and place names.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe political tension in a metropolitan setting with references to London, roubles, and a legislature. The text mocks an ineffective assembly and mentions observers noting the body as an able yet disorganized legislative bully.
A fragmentary critique discusses Watson's influence within the Democratic Party after a lost election. It notes ongoing party control in the legislature, questions about leadership, and reactions from the press and ministers regarding the electing of Watson and Hilton to the United States Senate.
An examination of party control reveals Watson's manipulation of nominations and primaries. Senior senators and leading Democrats appear aligned with his influence, raising questions about the party's independence and whether it has capitulated to Watson's authority.
The report commends the creation of the General Child Bureau and urges adoption of a model registration law. It notes US child deaths amounting to 300000 yearly and argues immediate birth notification and nurse outreach could save many lives. The piece stresses need for health provisions and adequate funding.
The weekly church announcements report Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m with preaching services to follow. Notices mention Mrs Nulling and family, a museum sale discussion, and local residents like A G Ogden of Gypsy, John Ashton, William Omen, and Lawrence Crawford relocating residences.
In Shinnston on January 22 oil crews press ahead with multiple projects. Moose No. 1 on the Richard son place yields about ninety barrels daily and another rig is planned on Martha Monroe’s ground near Rike street. South Penn Oil leases for No 1 on Short Farm begin spudding Monday. Walker Nay Ol and Gas Co leases north of town near Albert Wadsworth and Mary Matheny place aim to spud soon. Moose No. 2 spuds on the Medardson place near Moose No. 1, while Gusher Oil and Gas erects a tie on Martin place hoping for a gusher. Wyatt well on Hursey farm down 1700 feet.
More than 300 new houses will be built near the Owenk Botite Factory when it opens next spring. Real estate agents urge buyers to act now for homes or investment, citing rising demand and upcoming construction in Matuteville.
A vacant lot on Clay Street near Sealey Street measures 34 by 10 feet and is offered for sale as stated. Price is as stated or otherwise reasonable. Local property listings note the small parcel suitable for dotting in a city block.
Real estate notice describes a 410 by 120 foot vacant lot on Broaddua Avenue with cement sidewalk and ready connections for gas water and service. Price listed as 1500 cash or terms, inquire at 408 Clay Street or P O Box 136, city.
A man with idle money scans Telegram ads emphasizing business opportunities and safe real estate for sale as he searches for investments promising higher profits than typical savings bank interest.
Women can buy $25 corduroy tailored suits now for 8.98. The sale touts silk velvet corduroy, satin linings, navy blue and black options. Sizes 14 16 18 38 40 42, regular price 25.00. Sale ends soon.
A historic advertisement lists numerous fabric and sewing goods with limited prices in a White Sale. Items include 120 yard bolts of various fabrics, French and Swiss embroidery, lace, flouncing, corset covers, undergarments, children's wear, women’s gowns, and related notions. Prices marked in cents per yard or per piece.
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