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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1909
Page
3
Twenty five dollars is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those who broke into Clarkshire Golf Club House. W A Vance secretary.
Dr Elkanah Halley of Broaddus Institute is named as a speaker for the forthcoming Young Men's Christian Association biennial convention to be held in Morgantown Perrnary. Elks to Meet regular weekly lodge session on Third street with discussions of the big minstrel supper and attendance urged. T. H. Matthews visited from Parkersburg regarding business. Deafness cannot be cured by local applications. Hall's Catarrh Cure offered with $100 reward for a cure by catarrh.
Advertisement notes sale of 52 Jerseys cows 3 Jerseys heifers and 20 bulls offered by a seller named Lad. Includes livestock listing with breed and counts for potential buyers. No dates or locations provided.
The Franklin Stock Company presents The Choir Singer a new comedy drama with strong musical numbers. A large cast and noted singers perform through a season starting January 10 in a production praised for varied songs and lyrical appeal.
The forthcoming musical comedy A King for a Dig by B C Whitier comes after long runs in Chicago and Boston and centers on everyday people and a settled estate. Reymond Hubbell and Robert Smith supply the music and lyrics.
The Elks minstrel show plans a major production at the Woards of the Peal theatre with rehearsals under way for a multi-act program. Oscar Vam merstein Smith leads arrangements including operatic acts and a promised Salome and Rhodohr centerpiece amid lavish stage effects and masquerade props.
Charleston readers across multiple churches hear plans for the proposed constitutional prohibition amendment. W. Mitte and Luther F. Mezick of Baltimore headline the drive with Oliver W. Stewart of Chicago joining to rally Charleston residents.
Mr and Mrs Walter Watkins welcomed a new baby at their Horner Avenue home. Neighbors report joyous mood as the family cares for the child. The event sparked local chatter about the growing family.
James Douglass a saw mill man at Romines Mill is described as very low in health after an illness attributed to his condition. The report notes he may not recover and reflects the local concern over his deteriorating state.
An OCR fragment advertises Mi-O-Ran tablets as a remedy for indigestion and stomach trouble. It claims rapid relief, energy to the stomach, and a money back guarantee. The wording is garbled but presents Mi-O-Run as a cure with price details and provider Sturm & Will Von’s.
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