Own Real Estate in Clarkeburg Daisy Street Lot
Real estate ad promotes a large 42 by 149 foot lot on Daisy Street in Clarkeburg near the Goffman addition. Price listed at 1250 dollars and notes the street paving planned immediately.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1915
Page
3
Real estate ad promotes a large 42 by 149 foot lot on Daisy Street in Clarkeburg near the Goffman addition. Price listed at 1250 dollars and notes the street paving planned immediately.
Thirty one colleges and universities in this country offer journalism courses as People of Colombia adopt ready-made clothing and sport styles imported from the United States.
Henry P. Richardson of Fort Scott proposes the independent Order of Farm Employees to limit farm work hours to ten per day and end late milking. The plan includes apprentices for odd jobs, monthly pay of 45 dollars plus board, social time, and potential strikes to enforce demands, while distancing from IWW tactics.
Mrs J B Whittaker of McDuff Virginia credits Thedford's Black-Draught with preventing recurring illnesses in her family. She says it treats headaches stomach trouble and indigestion and has been a staple for over 70 years aiding countless people. The product is vegetable and sold for 25 cents per package.
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce report by Franklin H. Smith finds Philippine imports dominated by American lumber with over 500000 dollars of forest products shipped in the year to June 30, 1914. Smith warns competition from native woods will grow and total Philippine demand for American lumber remains not encouraging. The publication is Special Agents’ Series No. 100 available for five cents.
Vessels built in the United States were reported from Washington with July 6 updates detailing recent completions and specifications. Shipowners and shipyards cited include prominent companies and regional yards in the coastal trade.
Fragmentary text describes a dainty model and a fashion detail with mismatched words and unclear context. no clear event person or organization is identifiable. The readable parts hint at a styled presentation or advertisement but lack concrete facts or dates.
The Spanish American Casino in Grassell Harrison County West Virginia held a meeting on June 12 1915 with 464 shares present to approve a resolution by Angel Gonzales. It authorizes the board to accept a $5000 offer for the casino building and lot, to pay off the deed of trust and other debts, and to dissolve the corporation after July 20 1945 with proceeds distributed to stockholders. The notice requires publication in the Daily Telegraph Harrison County WV.
Washington dispatch notes Arras area as the war’s deadliest sector per dispatches. It details Arras as a historic northern French city on the Scarpe river, its role in grain markets, textiles, and tapestries, and its strategic position near Ypres and Amiens, with a history spanning from Roman times to the revolution.
New York reports a German postal card craze where unsigned cards bearing phrases about fearing God and aiding the Kaiser are being circulated. The campaign aims to boost morale and luck for German troops, with messages read aloud in various communities.
Vernon Kansas July 6 Wild bull sighting drives two school teachers Edna Johnson and Lillian Jagear to safety under a barbed wire fence as a farmer aids their escape The episode interrupts a two week trek covering 300 miles with plans to remain in Dodge City for rest before continuing to Colorado Springs Chile to build a tin foundry is also noted as a separate item The text blends a German superstition about a nine day chain with a travelogue snapshot.
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