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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1912
Page
3
A fragment hints at a store's value offering aimed at captivating readers with lasting interest. Details are unreadable, but the tone suggests promotional messaging and a focus on beneficial deals.
Auction notice lists a two seat spring wagon, copper Keyrles Shaker pointe digecr, one new wheelbarrow, single and penny harnesses. Sale Saturday July 20 at 1 o clock in front of the post office. Stout.
Miss Ida Letitia Ingman longtime Fairmont resident dies Thursday afternoon at sister’s Jackson street home after a typhoid bout and subsequent complications. She lived a frail life of twenty years with several health issues, ran a notions and millinery shop, last owned the Bon Ton Store, was 56 on April 14 1912 and attended the Methodist Episcopal church. Funeral slated for Saturday at 10 o'clock from the local church with ties to the Fleming family and Fairmont’s prominent circles.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions names and places in a jumbled line about a legal or ceremonial event. The legible bits include "Peter" and "Clartsburke" with scattered references to a dwelling or street. The incomplete text prevents solid extraction of facts or dates.
Mrs. Davisson, wife of Captain George Tarisson, died at 5 p m Thursday at her home in Sacksonville Lewis county aged about 65. Her husband a merchant and farmer and a Confederate veteran. She was mother of E G Davisson Weston banker and livestock trader a Democratic nominee for the Twelfth district state senate. Survived by three daughters, Mrs B A Koblegard Weston Mrs R Philips of this city and Mrs Mary Clayton of Jacksonville. The bereaved were deeply pained by her death.
IRezina Robison, a Mt. Clare native who lived in Merna, Nebraska for 30 years, died at 73 after heart trouble. Survived by a second wife, several sons and daughters. He was brother to Mrs. Lydia Hof of the city and Edward Robinson of Burnsville. earlier in life he ran a store in Mt. Clare.
J. O. J McNeely of Fairmont is here on a business visit. The short note records his presence and purpose in town during a brief local item.
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