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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1908
Page
6
Win has a carload of fresh cows for sale on Monday February 2 at Fat M D Stuart's barn. Will sell at private sale until all are sold. Jerseys and grades listed by O M Reager.
Table attention from visitors as the Ghigken Show continues. The association will hold its annual business meeting Thursday evening in Hofman Hall to elect officers for the ensuing year. The show runs until Friday night with doors open daily. all interested in poultry and poultry raising are invited.
An old advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Cough Cure as a safe remedy for coughing from any cause. It emphasizes a plant extract, no narcotics, and claims use even for babies, citing healing properties from a sacred shrub used in the formulation.
Revival meetings at Adamiston draw growing interest as four profess faith last night and others remain at the altar. Congregations are large and interest high among the unsaved. services will continue indefinitely.
Window glass blowers and gatherers met in the opera house last night to join the National Window Glass Association, created to replace the dissolved Amalgamated association.
The couple wed at the home of Mr and Mrs J C Wheeler in the city and kept the license affair private. The bride's mother was 10 in a note that mentions an earlier plan for a later date and Mr Elkins signed in at the Linton hotel and asked reporters be kept away if possible.
Clarksburg promoters push forming a P.O.M league entry with one team plus Washingtons debt group approval. Directors Smiley Knox Gazley elected. meeting at Waldo hotel room 200 weighs Fairmont influence, independent sentiment, and potential eight or nine team structure.
Tate Harry Kinnaird son of Mr and Mrs Charles M Kinnaird is ill with the mumps and will perform as a clown in the Elks big circus side show. Elks meeting set for Thursday January 20 at 7 30 pm at the lodge. Also 100 canvas and animal riders sought apply at the same place. COMMITTEE
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