Change of Address Guidance From The Daily Telegram
Utility and newspaper notice outlines how to report a new address. It warns that communications cannot be signed and directs readers to provide a correct new address to receive mail and notices.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1915
Page
4
Utility and newspaper notice outlines how to report a new address. It warns that communications cannot be signed and directs readers to provide a correct new address to receive mail and notices.
The piece reviews Wilsons policy on Germany and Mexico, criticizing the February 19 note and the Lusitania sinking. It cites diplomats Moore and Root, argues the administration blundered, and notes U S calls for strict accountability for attacks on Americans and property. It also contrasts German replies with American expectations and hints at broader debates on policy.
The narrative recalls Mexican hostility toward U S officials calling them cowards and portraying a pro American bluff. It then shifts to Colorado mining history,.mentioning Colorado Springs, Cripple Creek, Leadville and Pike's Peak. It describes mining camps, railroad reach, and the transforming landscape around Manitou with towering red rock gateways.
A seaside tale follows the Duke de Snobbits denying a royal marriage to a woman of low blood while their tryst with an American kitchen worker unfolds. The duke exits, joking about his wife’s flirtations as Henry returns to work at Seaside Pazaz.
The Searchlight reports a bean sized telephone receiver tested before the Royal Society of Scientists in London. The device, slipped into the ear and linked to wires, uses a platinum filament to deliver clearer sound with less fatigue, effective over short distances.
An old description extols Colorado Springs as a vast, modern town at the gateway to the Garden of the Gods. It notes forty foot wide streets with towering trees, generous parks, upscale shops, and a landscape gardener level of care shaping the city since its ground plan was laid.
The U S Geological Survey released bulletin 612 on the Overland route with a Yellow stone park side trip. It details geography geology and economy from Omaha to San Francisco via Salt Lake City with maps and illustrations. John W Paul named potential mine director a West Virginian noted for rescue work. Sam Hays fights fare cuts. Agra Bennett born July 7 to Wheeling couple. Skip Rathbone tours Atlantic City and Rockport birthplace town as part of vacation plans.
Amid wire copy a modern fight note describes sending a parcel with a one cent postage sum attached to the receipt and the sender writing the recipient address on the receipt. Philip Androsky paid a $6.60 fine after a Sunday drunken disorderly arrest by Officers Shahan and Dayiaign in municipal court.
A large delegation of the capital's horsey set arrives from Charlottesville for the fiftieth annual exhibition of the Albemarle Horse Churchman and Show Association. Davis of Charleston and W. A. McDowell of Binsfield are noted attendees. Wil lis Eyre is expected to arrive to cover Col. Hugh Thay Shott's Telegraph. A postal regulation change takes effect September 1 allowing at mailing points the postmaster to handle fourth class matter.
Every home with a phone is a branch of Welch and Fullerton Druggists, extending their reach and service. The notice highlights broad access to medicines, remedies, and health goods through the telephone network, signaling a modern expansion in local commerce.
Notice is given that the stockholders of a West Virginia corporation, created and organized in the city of Jacksonburg, met on March 20 to dissolve and wind up the business. Resolutions were adopted to proceed with dissolution and to appoint officers, with the secretary instructed to file the necessary records in the state. The meeting named the president and secretary to execute the dissolution actions and wind up the corporation.
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