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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1916
Page
9
Stockholders of the Mound City Girls Company of Lumberport West Virginia will meet at the Lumberport opera house on Friday January 28 at 2 pm to elect a board of directors and conduct other business. By order of the board of directors.
A bustling 116 Broadway scene centers on Henry Estabrook, a top New York Republican hopeful, as 22 typewriters click and a packed publicity drive unfolds. Key supporters include Ralph Cameron of Arizona and backers from the party’s Washington bureau. The campaign pushes Estabrook as the nation awaits his speeches and plans, with dinners and endorsements shaping the push.
A chaotic scene at a Fifth Avenue shop unfolds as a husband buys a pearl necklace for his wife’s birthday only to be confronted on the spot. The wife notes the odd January gift while the clerk chimes in with a curious remark as rumors spread about the couple. The tale ends with the man being tailed by a poster referencing the Pinkerton family and Midland Beach.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Clarksburg Masonic Building Company will be held in the lodge room of Hermon Lodge No. 6 in Clarasburg on Friday January 28 1916 at 7 30 p m D P Morgan President F E Delbridge Secretary
Lot in Broaddus Addition 40 by 120 feet on Broaddus Avenue with eastern exposure priced at 1250 dollars. A trade offer features a Colonial Heights lot on Seventh Street 39 by 120 feet in exchange for a cottage in the suburbs. Additional Pike Street lots west of Factory Street range from 500 to 750 dollars.
In a brief kitchen exchange Linzie asks where the fish came from and the response confirms Smithy's as the source and implies the fish were alive. The dialog centers on a domestic meal and a local shop connection.
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