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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1913

Page

6

West Virginia traction firm seeks street car franchise

Morgantown January 29 The West Virginia Traction and Electric Company of the city has applied to the council of Point Marion for a street car franchise in that borough The West Penn Railway Company has filed an application for a street car franchise there The latter company already holds an electric franchise in the borough for several months

Morgantown West Virginia Traction and Elecktle ‘Company Thie City Council of Point’ Marion Peomaytvanis West Penn Railwaye Comany

Hyomel advertised as cure for catarrh with inhaler

Druggist sells Hyomel for 50 cents with a booklet explaining easy relief from catarrh and croup. Made of Australian eucalyptus. Also promotes complete outfit for 1.00. Money back if not satisfactory.

Wells-Haymaker Co. Shey Begth Myomel

Digestive Health Claim for Vind Vinal Tonic and Skin Salve

Local advert promotes Vind Vinal tonic as a cure for weak digestion and tired nerves, citing a NY case of fifteen years with stomach trouble. Blane Mercer druggists pledge refund if no improvement. Also advertises Saxo Salve for itching and Logan's Lily Cream for rough skin with trial size.

Onvoura N.Y Blane &Mercer Drugeists Clarkence Logan

War and Peace on Protection for Families

An old note muses on wartime hardship and family protection measures. It mentions the head of the family failing to secure safety, temperance, and a call for temperate, prudent conduct. The piece references a lecturer and a push for careful behavior during troubled times for Islanders and broader communities.

Tata Mange Qeane Megek Lara Irian

Telephonic Safety Demonstrations for Central District Printing

Dr. Matthew J. Shields of New York City will lead a series of demonstrations and lectures on electrical safety for employees of the Central District Printing Telegraph Company. The event at the Central School auditorium is aimed at reducing electrical shocks with involvement from city police and fire chiefs and other officials.

Central Company Central School Matthew J. Shields New York City American Red Cross Society Shields American Telephon and Telegraph Company Police and Fire Departments

Dolores postoffice established in Birch Run station area

A postoffice is established at Dolores in Clay county to serve the Birch Run station and Moljje area, with Precious named as postmaster. The move funds preparation for business of a large lumber company nearby. The Maybeury post office will be filled by inspector recommendation after the death of its late postmaster. Walter L. Cox becomes postmaster at Terr Raleigh county, replacing Pedro Benner who resigned.

Washington Dolores Clay County Birch Run Gtation Moljje Precious Maybeury McDowell County Postoffice Department Thomas Taylor Smith Walter L. Cox Terr Raleigh County Pedro Benner

Deeds Filed Across Coal District and City Lots

Deeds filed show Arthur Romine to Ifrank Romine for 9 acres in the coal district and several other transfers including Blackshire four lots in Gast Clarksburg and East Clarksburg parcels. Mary J Wright transfers a single north street lot. Garrett transfers 46 acres in the coal district to Hazel and Roscas Fittro. New York January 23 compulsory arbitration denounced by AFL President Gompers at National Civic Federation meeting. Washington January 29 Republicans fail to force executive session on Taft appointments with Lafollette Bristow and Poindexter voting with Democrats.

Arthur Romine Ifrank Romine Lee Stout Freddle Blackshire Gast New York President Gompers American Federation of Labor NationalCivic Federation Washington, D. C Adn Taft Sanatora Lafollette Bristow Poindexter

Chapter 10 Meet Royal Arch Masons Set Tonight

Adoniram Chapter No 11 of Royal Arch Masons holds a special meeting at 7 30 o clock in its usual meeting place.

Adoniram Royal Arch Masons

Supreme Court Judges Wear Carnations for McKinley

Justices of the United States Supreme Court appeared in Washington on January 29 wearing carnations in honor of President McKinley. The flowers were presented by Justice Day.

Washington, D. C United States Supreme Court McKinley Justice Day

Sterling Arrested for West Virginia Murder

Sterling is arrested in Detroit and charged with murdering his friend William Patterson in North Forks West Virginia last October. The arrest follows preliminary proceedings as authorities pursue the case and gather evidence.

Detroit Henry Sterling North Forks W. Va William Patterson

Chicago grain close and local visit notes mix in report

May wheat closed higher at Chicago with corn and oats figures shown. R W Lave visits from Fairmont. Mr and Mrs Clarence P Smut return to Mason county where Mr Stout runs a farm. Smithy’s advertises fresh fish across from the Pike News Stand with no frozen stock.

R. W. Lave Smithy's Pike

Sardis District to Host School Improvement League Meeting

The Sardis District School Improvement League plans an Institute at the Central School building this Saturday. Program includes devotionals by Troy Brady, discussions on teacher time with age groups, spelling, praise and censor, teacher manners and appearance, nature study, superintendent expectations, pictures in the classroom, grammar, storytelling, geography, and a fifth grade reading demonstration by Ralph W. Boggs.

Wallace Sardin Troy Brady R. Hannah Helen D. Smith Arthur Heldreth Ralph W. Boggs

Man fined after street arrest for drunken attack

A man with an attack of blind staggers was arrested by two policemen after a confrontation on the street. He carried a quart of whiskey valued at $10.50 and suffered cuts to his face from falling on a curbstone. In police court this morning Mayor Frank R. Moore imposed the minimum fine of $3 plus costs, noting the punishing episode.

Frank R. Moore

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Plac Price Hamburger’s Erorpartment G. M Wingays Sheet and TEN Plate Company West Virginia Clarkshire A. Heinze Ctvin Feinze Building Seal Property Burveymraude Simplex Eifion United Hyomei Inhaler Lfe Sang Gompers Meet Sterling Chicago Grain Market Chicago Parkersburg Clarksburg Clarksburg, W.va Lengue Sardis District J. J. Cranwell Seymour, Conn Thomas B. Cranwell P. A Prince Albert O. K R.j.reynolds Tobacco CO Winston-Salem, N, C
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