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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
3
fragmentary note mentions money and a worn item, unclear meaning. no identifiable persons or organizations present.
Broad Oaks Bik road notes a property with a slate roof and beige facade ending on a large lot. The tract extends 40 feet on Bucknaonnoo ground and runs back 185 feet. The listing describes the property as bargain priced with limited readable details.
A sale price of 2500 dollars is stated with one third paid in cash and the remaining balance due over two to three years. the arrangement outlines a deferred payment plan.
Three small parcels offered in a growing city business area priced at $700 each. One lot at 8800 and another at 8275 hook buyers into a developing food station district away from busy roads. Potential buyers are urged to watch values rise as the area develops.
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A brief notice advertises price 2800 dollars with 1600 dollars cash and the balance in installments. It hints at a smaller loss if paid in cash, mentioning terms over one and two years.
Small Farms wa offers two seven acre tracts and two other tracts of land within one mile of the city limits. They can be bought at fashionable prices on good terms, appealing to buyers seeking nearby rural parcels.
An advertisement urges readers to obtain and read the Prohibition Amendment Law themselves. It promotes a compact pocket edition described as durable and well bound, offering a copy from the Daily Telegram office via call or address.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local notice involving a public matter and community names, with unclear dates or places. The readable bits mention a council or official body and a local term implying a sale or decision, but specifics are missing.
Peter Gagier a 29 year old miner from the New England settlement died at 9 this morning in a local hospital from injuries endured when an interurban car struck him on the Baltimore Street bridge over Elk Creek. He was reportedly intoxicated at impact and an operation failed to save him. With no relatives and few friends, no funeral plans have been made. the body may be buried in the county infirmary grounds if claimed later.
An explosion of a six pound percussion shell instantly kills Thomas Cook and severely injures Stephen Hill in Brockton Massachusetts. The blast wrecked the house where they lived and was heard citywide. Cook, once in the navy, had brought the shell home as a souvenir of the Chinese revolution. It burst while he removed the outer cover.
Charleston July 2 A South Carolina sub supreme court ruling clarifies liquor handling after the state prohibitory amendment. It held that a club member may possess liquor on club premises for personal use without storage on site or serving guests. The Edgewood club governors seek a permanent injunction against enforcing a resolution barring members from keeping liquor at the club.
In Columbus on July 2 two campaigns start to amend the Ohio constitution. Wet interests push to prohibit state wide liquor, Dry forces led by the Anti-Saloon League seek absolute prohibition. Both moves begin today with petitions approved or to be circulated, signaling a major fiscal news angle often found in local ads.
Hair care ad touts Parisian Sage as a solution for dandruff and dull hair. It claims the product nourishes roots, promotes growth, and keeps hair soft and radiant when rubbed into the scalp. One application allegedly stops itching and cleanses oil and residue, available from Wells & Haymaker Co. and drugstores.
A fragment discusses U S wealth rising at a rate near 7 billion dollars per year while European ventures in the country top around 2 million annually, with long-term balances described as stagnant.
At a special term of the circuit court Judge Haymond Maxwell directed dismissal in the case of Matthew Harricon v Anna Morrison. A decree sustained in P M Clousson et al v Joseph R Hit es et al, regarding an oil and gas lease. The Clarisburg Lumber and Planing Mill Company v Thomas Gi Nutte case saw commissioner’s report accepted and sale decreed. Trustees of the Rockford Protestant shared authority to sell a half acre lot set for hearing next term. Final decree entered in A A Lang administrator v R S Horner et al. Sale confirmed in JY Highland v James G Smith et al. Demurrer overruled in Moses E Shaver v S R Griffin et al. Philadelphia Company v George E Miller et al. E J Weekley seeks appointment of a receiver for an oil and gas company at Lamberport.
Washington July final notice to business interests and the nation states Congress would adjourn without action on administration trust legislation. Senate Democrats called for Wednesday sessions with President Wilson approving. A party agreement to pass the trade commission bill omnibus trust bill and railroad reforms was discussed at the White House, and administration leaders returned with word the law carried the president's backing. The aim was to ensure members attended sessions and reached a quorum.
The water works and sewerage boards drilled Well No 2 on Wednesday and pumped 30 quarts of nitro glycerin. The well is a foundation for the city pumping station, increasing daily gas supply to 2,000,000 cubic feet. Two wells will fuel the pumping station for about ten years, saving roughly $26 per day.
In Des Moines Iowa July 2 a fifteen year old, Chris Uisa Broyst, son of Roy Broyst a Knoxville Iowa businessman, died in a Des Moines hospital from a gunpowder explosion last night. He was attempting to discharge a miniature caution when it burst.
Westinghouse strikers remained largely silent overnight in Pittsburg as the state police were withdrawn. A grievance committee met with President Herr of the electric firm and then briefed the general strike committee. They directed their subcommittee for today’s talks with Herr, hoping differences will be resolved in time for a Monday return to work.
A fragmentary notice from Washington reports Adam B. Littlepage, seeking the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Third District. It notes the filing with the clerk of the House and specifies campaign expenses and reporting requirements, with dates and committee involvement referenced in vague terms.
Ohio mining district representatives have told operators they are willing to sign a wage scale based on forty seven cents. Prisoner in the county jail under a ton on machine mined coal faces investigation by Magistrate G H Gordon after a father petitioned for reform school commitment for two minors, Frank and Stefan Ross, with hearings set soon at Pruntytown.
Special constable Robert M Noon returned Wednesday from Philippi where he arrested J I Hickman, at the request of R Lester, on a charge of giving a bad $30 check on a Philipps bank month ago. Hickman paid the check and costs, and Noon returned home without him.
Grimm, an East End plasterer, was released from the county jail Wednesday after a day’s confinement awaiting a hearing in Magistrate G. H. Gordon’s court on a charge of non-support. He denied desertion and said he was willing to support his wife, noting he left the house Saturday after informing his wife of his intent to go. The warrant was dismissed.
Buy store owners Bisine Kerns and Boyd Gold have purchased J. A. Wine's grocery store near the Angle Inn. They have taken possession and a thriving business is being established. Prospects are bright for greatly increased patronage.
William Himtichooss of 111 Schoal Street was released from county jail Wednesday by Magistrate G. H. Gordon after a Monday night arrest for assaulting his wife during a family quarrel at their home. The wife’s change of heart followed promises of future good behavior.
From PSKOV Russia on July 2 Captain Bojarogio a Russian army gaurator died when his monoplane collapsed and fell from a great height.
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