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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1905
Page
6
The notice lists multiple excursions from Clarksburg with destinations including Pittsby State avenues and Parkershirts. It mentions timetables for trains leaving Clarksburg around 8 20 and 9 o clock as well as a Sunday evening trip and other unnamed trips.
Local notices report Philip Willette and son Ca will attend a Mendoville sale near Mapslie village tomorrow. Edward Fittwe and associates are listed for upcoming vendue events with items including real estate and goods. Nearby towns record Friday travel and activities involving residents John Pome and Sagelie, with mentions of a lake event and Friday afternoon times.
In Fairmont West Virginia John Willis faced charges after funds were allegedly solicited under false pretenses. He claimed involvement with a brewing company and that a $500 forfeit was posted as good faith, but the arrangement collapsed. A hearing set before Justice Bormington bound him over $700 bond to await the grand jury’s action.
Harbert purchases the general store formerly owned by PLA Murtio and Gonmpwny at Wal-Ineo. Sime sells to W. P. Marberk who operates in Corte Ville. Harbert returns to Cooleville planning to close his store after arranging family needs and handing management to Wallace Tie at Mn.
Two men, Roger and Ralph Bee, are rejected at the local recruiting station for enlistment in the United States Army. Albert R. Taylor notes that William B. Cline and Clyde A. McKarstry may be accepted and sent to Louis tomorrow night to be asked to join the cavalry.
Readable bits show a drug issue centered on a syrup product. mentions STU on Main Street and a potential amine substance. Details are unclear but indicate a health or safety notice affecting the local area.
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