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The Daily Telegram in Clarksburg, West Virginia

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The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1913

Page

3

Notice on freight shipments and station delivery times

Mannington and intermediate shipments must reach the station by 9 A M. Fairview and intermediates by 10 60 A M. Goods accepted for shipment 7 A M to 12 noon and 1 to 6 P M at Monongahela Valley Traction Company. One store today in Telegram will make town’s most interesting place.

Mannington Telegram

Telegram message seeks return of elevator gear from 1912

A city store pressed to recover elevator equipment from the Bell Telephone building, including cages, upright slides, car head with 27 inch diameter pulley wheels and two loose 18 inch wheels, before legal proceedings. I J Bryan is the contact for terms. parties with knowledge should respond or legal action will follow.

Bell Telephone Building Yaam Lense I. J. Bryan Os -Ge Bryan

Night Hotel Robbery Where I Locked Out a Robber

A hotel room tale recounts a tense night when a robber entered via the window. The narrator, instead of retreating, bolted the door and faced a tense stand‑off, later discovering the thief fled after a failed search for money. The incident ends with a reluctant respect for the escaped foe and a wary view on future rooming.

Sean Sara Ely Chet Fes Jooks Drck Regiment of Militim

South Africa’s quebracho hailed as hardest wood

The quebracho of South Africa is described as the hardest wood in work, with the name meaning az-breaker.

South Africa

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