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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1915
Page
23
fragmented OCR text offers no clear event or person. reads as garbled notes possibly about employment but lacks verifiable names, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a proper news item.
Advertisements show multiple furnished rooms for rent in city blocks with different amenities, including housekeeping options and proximity to courts. Listings cover single rooms, two to four room flats, cottages, and larger houses with bath, telephone, garden, porch, and varying rent terms. Also included are long listings for farms and land sales in Ohio and West Virginia with detailed property features and prices.
A scattered set of real estate ads lists seven room, six room, and three room houses for sale in cities including Buckhannon West Virginia and Clarksburg area. Offers include cash or installment payments, details on hardwood finishes, plaster walls, modern conveniences, water and power setups, and proximity to car lines. Contact points include 202 Jackson Street City, Traders Barber Shop and son John 5 Flanagan, and Box 155 Buckhannon WV plus local business listings.
A garbled old listings page offers multiple sale notices in Norwood and Glenwood areas. Items include building lots near Weston road across the river from Gwenn Bottle Works, a large West Mitford road property, and various small structures. Also listed are an Edison moving picture machine, a 1916 Buick, and miscellaneous farm and auction notices. Many entries reference Lynch Elliott Real Estate & Improve ment Co. and local brokers. prices and terms are often noted.
Francisco Alvareg president reports that at a general meeting held by the Spanish American Gasina at Clarksburg West Virginia stockholders voted to authorize selling the corp s real estate in the village of Capesell and to discontinue the business. Proceeds to be deposited in Farmers Bank and debts paid with balance divided among stockholders. Publication of notice required before July 20 1915.
A hard tone appeal from the Sanitary Cabinet urges residents to stop tossing grass papers and debris on streets and sidewalks. It laments wasted effort by patrols, calls for pride in homes and streets, and warns of fines or jail for violations.
In a dramatic finish at the first 600 mile international auto derby, Spurs Husband clinched victory. He admitted his wife played a key role in the triumph, a fact echoed by Mrs. Resta, who had married shortly after the Vanderbilt Cup race where he earned first honors.
Cottage with four rooms in the back area on a large 50 by 185 foot lot near a paved street. Investigate. Price listed as 1,650 dollars with 500 cash and the balance financed over one to three years.
Stealey Heights Stealey Avenue features a new five room cottage with bath cabinet mantels pale finish and good condition priced at 1890 with flexible terms Dodge Court presents a five room cottage with cabinet mantels and varnished finish priced at 1600 with 500 down and balance on easy payments
fragmented OCR text reports cotton mill usage and import figures, listing 1,000,000 bales and references to British miners from South Wales and Yorkshire. The visible pieces imply rising cotton consumption and labor involvement in 19th century contexts.
Partial readable text suggests a local notice or event invite but details such as date place and action are missing. Names and specifics are unclear, leaving the item as a damaged public notice fragment needing verification.
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