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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
6
A local shop advertises a cleaning and pressing job opportunity promising thorough attention to tedious tasks and guaranteed satisfaction. The text stresses high quality service and customer satisfaction as its core pledge.
County court proceedings note Minnie Patton appointed administrator of DP M Patton deceased estate with T Harmer Charles Dong and Henry Long named appraisers. Mentions gas wells on farms of William Mashcon Strother Brothers and TC W Martin at Sardis. Sardis growing as drilling center. advertises dinner or toilet sets at Stout's 407 West Main Street.
Adamston chutte and others form a sixteen piece band named the Adamston Ie Plate band. They meet next Monday night to finalize organization and seek support for the venture. Also notes local crockery shop ads and a two weeks old infant death in Northview with brief details.
Fred Anderson filed a peace warrant against Charles Trent and Bill Freeman citing threats. The suspects were located but Anderson did not appear, leading to warrant dismissal. Local notices list July events and sales at Stout's, 407 West Main Street, plus other community notices and a summer school attendance report.
A concise plan outlines creating a diversified portfolio with targeted assets, risk controls, and measurable milestones. It details initial funding, expected returns, and quarterly reviews to prove strategy effectiveness and adaptability.
Two bargains on East Pike Street include an 11 room frame house with bath and modern improvements on a 50 by 108 foot lot. Could be rented for 20 dollars monthly as a dwelling or business site. Price available upon inquiry.
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