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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1912
Page
2
A Detroit Times feature from June 12 1912 warns coffee consumption and caffeine may threaten health, arguing high price manipulation impacts buyers. It cites heart, liver and nervous system risks and notes the danger of excessive coffee use.
Washington reports a new record in the fiscal year ended June 20 1912 with total merchandise entering and leaving the United States reaching about 1 billion dollars. The article notes 900 million dollars of duty free imports, heavy contributions from sugar and other goods, and a shift in export values by sector and tariff regime. It highlights iron and steel, copper, wood products, cotton, hides, rubber, and manufactures totaling sizable export values across the year.
July 1 report from Chiarveston states Baldwin-Peltz detectives serving as guards in the Patch Creek coal area may intensify conflicts over guard rights to operate where they choose while violating no state law. Detectors complain of evictions after notices to vacate and warrants are issued for many guards, with ex deputy US Marshal Dan and aides claiming mistreatment and forced train departures.
Mrs Estella Thrall underwent an operation Saturday night for a serious affliction and is recovering. Attending are Mrs Edward Weight and niece Miss Clara Moate of Staunton Virginia, while Mrs Thurl Strother of Adame is present.
Dr R L Jackson forfeited a 460 cash bond for exceeding the speed limit on a motorcycle during the Fourth of July celebration efforts. Police report a patrolman cited him for fast city travel. A street drunkenness fine was paid by a woman, with two men also fined. Mayor Frank R. Moore presided at the session. Miss Mary Brown visits Milwaukee.
A program lists a Free for all pace and trotting events half mile heats for horses and ponies at the Wig Fourth of July celebration at the new Wig Fair Grounds. Money prizes divide 60, 20 and 100 percent. Entries close July 2 at 6 o'clock. Secretary Gross James Ni Hees at Plarksborg handles inquiries.
The Board of Education of Mannington Marion County West Virginia invites sealed bids for a one room school building at Mannington. Bids close at 12 oclock Monday July 1812. Bidder must provide bond as required by law. Plans and specs at the Bank of Mannington or at D T Burton Moundville WV. Submit bids to President J F Timms Mannington or D T Burton Moundville.
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