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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
9
The article reflects on past Independence signers, wonders how Fourth celebrations would evolve now and in coming years, notes enduring patriotism, and foresees changes yet sustained zeal for future generations. It mentions German projectile research and a home portrait ad by W A Mon.
Bids due by noon on Tuesday July 1 1913 for a club building project in Clarksburg West Virginia. Drawings by Edward J Wood Architect require a two percent certified bid bond. Successful bidder must furnish bond equal to two thirds of the contract price. All bids sealed and addressed to the architect. bidding committee reserves right to accept or reject.
Fragmentary narrative recalls a 1776 style Fourth of July celebration by Native tribes near Broom County and Wyoming lands, while modern political maneuvering in Parkersburg centers on postmaster appointment succession. The piece blends a vivid local historical vignette with contemporaneous party-fueled power plays.
Rental ad lists a cellar and attic in a home on Broaddas Avenue. Monthly price shown as twenty five dollars. Ad district remains strictly Germanic in tone and wording.
Monongahela Valley Transportation Company announces that all freight shipments to Mannington and intermediate points must arrive at the station by 9 A M. Shipments to Fairview and intermediates due by 10 50 A M. Goods accepted for shipment from 7 A M to noon and from 1 to 6 P M.
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