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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1906
Page
2
The DML Telegram announces subscription rates per month, year, and out of county options. Available at Pike News Company Tip Street Rane'a News Stand and multiple local hotel news stands in Glen El Walter Hotel Traders Hotel.
Merchants must submit copy for Daily Telegram ads by 9 00 a.m. to guarantee same day changes and for the Weekly Telegram by Wednesday noon to ensure publication. Early submission speeds service.
Monday marked Carnation Day with ceremonies noting the fourth observance and a tribute to public figures. The article covers community remembrance, a public debate about waste paper management, and honors for Veterans of the Civil War including a veteran's return to service and the memory of Joseph Wheeler.
Unclear report from Point Comfort recounts a death tied to a local incident. Partial OCR text references a Sunday event and timing around Sunday afternoon. The fragment mentions a person named Steiley and a mention of disease concerns.
Deputy Sheriff and officials took Edith Turner into custody at Broad Oaks after a warrant was issued by Jane Nu Pa court. The report notes charges of a serious offense and mentions a local court appearance date and the involved officers.
A garbled account from City Court reports fines and a cryptic exchange about money and virtue. The piece references locals strolling toward a house, mentions a carpenter, and hints at social commentary, all amid muddled phrases and misheard words.
A garbled list of property transfers and names appears, mentioning Deeds Recorded, B Hickman, Heino, Quek Mall, Diwan to Norval, McCurtye, El Arthur Blowers, Roy Moya, Pinder, Marty Vee, Coalgale, Stealey, Alabama, Morse, and Fleming Howell among scattered parcels and lots.
The trial of Jol Colm charged with breaking windows and doors of Clark Company property was continued at the station on Saturday evening. Witnesses for the defendant are to appear and testify, with A T Gar ter of 414 Monticero Avenue arranging further proceedings.
An ad excerpt discusses remedies for back pain and itching, touting Down's Kidney Ointment and three other preparations. It mentions Druggists Haymaker and Down's Ointment in a dated sale, with claims of relief and a 50 cent price. The text imitates a 19th or early 20th century testimonial format.
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