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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1913

Page

2

Emigration to Australia Drops as Costs Rise

London dispatch reports a sharp fall in Britain to Australia emigration this year due to high wages and a booming job market at home. Canada still attracts many English and Scottish migrants, while Australian and New Zealand routes suffer as steamship lines cut back on sailings after previously expanding capacity.

London Great Britain England Cananda Scotland South Seas Australia New Zealand

Gas Wells Found On Two Farms In Union County

Reserve Gas Company completed a test on the G N Matrin farm on Sycamore creek and reports a gasser in the Gordon sand. A second well was drilled on the Nelson Robinson farm along Coblins run in the same formation and is described as a lair gasser.

Sycamore Creek Union District Reserve Gas Company G. N. Matrin Coblins Run Nelson Robinson

American Commission Visits City for Raiffeisen Co operation

The American Commission on Agricultural Cooperation toured the city and viewed the Rafffelsen monument and house. David Daubin, Rome based founder of the International Institute of Agriculture, spoke on agricultural cooperation and banking across fourteen European countries, stressing the higher goal of political stability and peace.

Commission On Agricut Co-operation Rafffetsen David Daubin International Institute of Agriculture Rome Italy Comumiasion Agricul~tural House of Ratffelsen Irbin United States Father Maiffeisen

Overgrazed stock ranges come back in government effort

Washington July 8 Experts from the department of agriculture report improved condition of national forest ranges after regulated grazing. Areas badly damaged by overstocking by sheep and cattle have been restored through intelligent use, with Nabo National Forest Utah cited as a success. In 1908 ranges were badly overgrazed and lacked supervision. Now conservative management and better water conditions have increased carrying capacity from 3,000 head to nearly 8,000 head of cattle in the noted area, with room for more.

Swashington D. C National Forest Department of Agriculture Nabo National Forest Utah Orest

Local Woodmen unveil monument at grave ceremony

The Woodmen of the World unveiled a monument at Parl Kelley’s grave in Odd Fellows cemetery Sunday afternoon. Grand Chancellor Thomas A. Randolpn presided. Rev Br Wooster delivered the sermon at the day’s ceremony. Misa Ula Rose declaimed a portion and the event was described as interesting and fitting.

Connzarow Suly Parl David Au! New Baptist Church Stanley Lydick Steubenme Pauline ‘C. Bougamont Mt. Clemens Sfich Amos Cooper Mich Hingman Bride Hillel Propst Niagara Falls Mir. Hinzman Pennsylania Avenue

Fisher Couple Attend State University Summer School

Prof. and Mrs. R. M Fisher of Wilsonburg attend the state university at Morgantown for the summer school. Sunday Prof. Fisher spoke as the main speaker at a Methodist Sunday school picnic, standing in for former Governor William E. Glasscock who was too ill to attend.

R. M Fisher Wilsonburg State University Morgantown Fisher William E. Glasscock

Clarksburg Eagles arrange convention attendance

George Irwin the junior past worthy president completed arrangements to attend the national convention of the order in Baltimore in August as representative of the local aerie. A historical note mentions Rome under Hadrian with population figures before contrasting today’s smaller size.

Clarksburg Eagles George Irwin The Order Baltimore Aerie

City Baseball League Week Schedule by Secretary Shields

The city league announces week games with Goff Building facing Scholastics Tuesday. Golf Building meets Scholastics Wednesday, postponed. Bowlers play Elks Thursday and Elks vs Bowlers Sunday with two games starting at 2 PM. Smiths All Stars vs Bowlers follows first game.

City Baseball League James M. Shields Goff Building Scholastics Golf Building Bowlers Elks Smiths All ‘Stars

Trial Postponed In Grassell Boy Case

The case of Hayden Carigo held in Justice Jackson V. Carter's court was postponed last night due to absent witnesses. Constable C. Ford arrested Carigo for breaking into Charles J. Gibson's Grasselli home, with the next hearing set for Wednesday evening. Septimus Smith of Blackpool, England, contested Foxhall ward as an independent candidate with total expenses under two shillings.

Hayden Carigo Grassell Holief Septimus Smith Blackpool England Foxhall Word

Surprising Care of Stomach Trouble Ad Told

Mr Gr Grengte of Plainfield New Jersey reports months of stomach distress then tries Chamberlains tablets after reading a testimonial booklet. He says after taking about three quarters of a package he can eat anything again and feels relief from his chronic constipation.

Gr. Grengte Plainfield N.J Chamberlain

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