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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
5
A disrupted Bend game relief effort reported at New Era involved updates on schedule changes and community response. Officials stated plans to resume activities with safety measures in place and no further interruptions expected this week.
Fragmented OCR reads like a note mentioning Washington and Saint Louis with unclear context. No clear events dates or names are fully readable.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe light wells and deep sand drilling in a county area. Mentions of names like Miktrich and Briley appear amid garbled phrases about development, districts, and business travel.
A donation of 15 dollars funds a week's summer outing for several children. The eldest siblings, a nineteen year old boy and eighteen year old girl, care for the family after their mother’s death and the father’s desertion. Josephine Coleman, fourteen, helps at home with Lizzie ten and Florrie nine, while a younger girl Gaby is cared for by a friend. The children will visit the summer home at Bath Beach next week, experiencing rest, pure air, and meals away from home.
James J. Wier, recently on Clarkeburg News staff, buys an interest in Randolph Enterprise Elkins weekly. He becomes managing editor and departs Clarkesburg for his new duties. Wier has prior editorial stints at Wheeling Intelligence and Columbus Dispatch.
The article notes ongoing disputes in the 1888 era controversy with multiple Supreme Court changes including judges Snyder Lucas Holt English Miller Dent and others, and recalls clerks Long Holley and Afat-Ours. It cites several volumes of West Virginia Reports and mentions debts decreed against Dayton Mollie Pickens Martin Devin and Basel.
A perplexing land dispute centered in Barbour County shows the land leased by court order until December 1 1905 to Charles B Roy husband of the plaintiff. Commissioner J Hop Woods oversaw the process and further public notices are expected once the term ends. The case has sparked much controversy and public attention amid the delayed resolution.
Deeds recorded show Trop E Sanda and others transferring one lot to Mary J Kearns and Ellis Lyon to Austin Md Fort McIntiru for land in Cash district and related parcels in Metab La Ford. The fragmentary text notes multiple transfers and owners.
A fragmented notice asserts a medical discovery by Broching Hyomei claiming to cure hay fever. It mentions airborne treatment and airborne dissemination as a principle, with location references to White Mountains resorts and a postal address for applying for work. The text is garbled but indicates a sensational claim and a job ad fragment.
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