Carnations Given At Odeon Matinee Celebration
A carnation gift will be presented to all attendees at the 2:30 Odeon matinee on Aike Street in celebration of McKinley or Carnation Day. The event offers entertainment and a small token for each participant, with Southern Pine Lumber Co. referenced in the notice. Dr Shoop's Cough Cure is promoted as a safe remedy with no opium or chloroform, claimed to ease coughing and bronchial irritation, described as derived from a plant extract known as The Sacred Herb by Spaniards.
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McKinley
Odeon
Aike Street
Shoop
Woman Killed by Hawking Examinations Continue
The article notes continued testimony from Tuesday morning and afternoon in a hawking related case. Witnesses WA Wilburn C R Rush Gus Graham Thomas Blackwell Mrs Sallie Green Mira Thomas Blackwell Ellsworth Les and Robert Smith, all named, were examined or recalled to stand.
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Spots
Mrs. Green
Ioe Blackwell
Richard Smith
WA. Wilburn
C. R. Rush
White
Gus Graham
Thomas Blackwell
Sallie Green
Mira
Ellsworth Les
Robert Smith
Community Socials and Fundraiser Recap in Ash Region
A report highlights events around Ash School's library fundraiser from a cake auction and a guess contest at McDermotts, with proceeds totaling 20.40 dollars to support a Union No. 25 library. Also noted are upcoming dances, a dime social at Adamston and an AOH Hibernians encire party in Centennial hall with 25 cent admission.
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Hibernia
Order of Hibernians
Centennial Hall
Indies
Will of Ludim Ash Estate Probate in County Clerk Office
The will of Ludim Ash was filed for probate Tuesday. W. H. Ash serves as executor with bond of 800 and S. L. Schrader as surety. Appraisers named are Jasper Swiger, Luther H. Flanigan, and C. T. Swiger. The will dated March 19, 1906 names B. L. Ash as real estate heir and assigns one dollar to Bi Ash. rest of estate including gas well royalty divided among nine children Buena Mills, Schrader, Ettie M. Wright, Emma B. Stover, Mary Z. Schrader, H. A. Ash, W. H. Ash, T. L. Ash, and James Ash.
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Ludim Ash
W. H. Ash
S. L. Schrader
Jasper Swiger
Luther H. Flanigan
C.T. Swiger
L. H. Flanigan
James R. Lindsay
B. L. Ash
Bi Ash
Buena ¥. Mills
Missouri
Schrader
Ettie M. Wright
Emma B. Stover
Mary Z. Schrader
H. A. Ash
T. L. Ash
James Ash
Lee's Glass Blowers Exhibit In Golf Wialnz
Lee's glass blowers began a five days exhibition at 319 Main Street on Tuesday afternoon with strong attendance. The display promises entertaining and instructive work, with afternoon and evening performances during the stay. Doors open 1 to 8 pm in the afternoons and until 10 pm in the evenings, with a small admission fee and precautions for neat attire.
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Main Street
Lee's Glass Blowers
Married in Jail at New Cumberland
Mika Lena Findley refused to desert Roy Winters, charged with absconding with 800 dollars, and married him inside the New Cumberland jail. After the ceremony Winters was returned to his cell to face the March term of court.
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New Cumberland
Gan
Mika Lena Findley
Roy Winters
Winters
DeWhit's Little Barty Risers Shine
Local note highlights DeWhit's Little Barty Risers as top performers. Community praise notes their rising status and growing popularity among audiences. No further details on event location or dates are provided.
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DeWhit
All
Reverend Plummer Attends Northwestern Convocation
The Rev James F Plummer rector of Chris Episcopal church rode the Short Line to New Martinsville for the winter session of the Northwestern Convocation of his church. The meeting begins Tuesday and continues until Friday with Bishop Peterkin preaching Tuesday night.
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James F. Plummer
Chris’ Episcopal Church
Jett
New Martinsville
Peterkin
Storm sinks coal barge near Delaware coast
Captain Gregg of the Scutly Wake reports entering port after a fierce storm off the Delaware coast Friday night. A coal barge he towed broke free and sank, resulting in the loss of two women and six men.
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Providence
Gregg
Scutly
Ine
Delaware
Sweeor msbODY FLOUR Saud ang Lime Southern Pine
Fragmented OCR text mentions flour and lime with words garbled. No clear event, person, or organization. Summary unavailable due to unreadable source content.
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Saud Ang
Fourth Annual Exposition premiums and officers listed
The fourth annual exposition lists premiums totaling 300 cash and 400 in silver cups with 150 extra premiums. Exhibitors from Wilsonburg Clarksburg and nearby areas share entries of poultry, geese, and turkeys, plus rabbits. Officers include W Stout president and J W Gerrard vice president. Card of thanks to neighbors for support after the loss of a mother and daughter.
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W. Gerrard
Wilsonburg
Will Gerrard
Vlarksburg
E. M. Wilson
Clarksburg
A. J. Marple
Lawrence
D. W. Hammond
Robert Sedwick
Brahama
Tongland
W. H. Lewis
John F. Krohme
Manhattan Buffet
G. W. Swisher
W. Sheets
Claude Gore
E. B. Detson
B. M. Despard
L. P. Currence
Frank A. Vice
Nathan Ogden
Home Furnishing Company
M. B. Curkendall
Mosars
Horner
Garvin and Kelley
J. W. Gerrard
Waconburg
WS. Hursey
Shinnston
Thomas Denaille
Lewis
Trea Furer
FM. Wilson
Eimer EL Adding
Lissie Dixon
Bulah Lodge Meeting Ordered for Feb 1908
All members of Gio Craft of Bulah Lodge No 2 F A Masons in Clarksburg and vicinity are commanded to assemble in their temple Monday night February 1908 at 8 oclock p m to attend to business of importance. By no means let any brother fail to attend.
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Bular
Gio Craft
Bulah Lodge No. 2
F. A. Masons
Clarksburg
Fresh Cows for Sale at M D Stuart’s Barn Monday
Fresh cows offered for sale Monday February 3 at M D Stuarts barn. Private sales also available once listed buyers view cattle at the seller location.
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M.D. Stuart
Jensyn
Grader
Presswent Cramp Burned in Effigy at Bethany College
Students at Bethany College staged an effigy burn of President Cramblitt on Wednesday night to demand explanations of statements he allegedly made. A printed pledge circulated last night urged a strike if students bond inserted in the troubles. Anger and resentment reportedly grew after Dr. Cramtlatt was charged by some with making inflammatory remarks to Mrs Bourpa, a teacher of English, and Miss Etjyisy tetryetren in Greek.
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Cramblitt
Edigy
Alge Fa
Cramtlatt Ig
Thes
Anne Cemmarily Ares
Mre Bourpa
Mian Etjisy Tetryetren
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