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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1912
Page
2
November 1 1911 notice states the undersigned sold their business and all outstanding freeloims are due. State ments will be sent and remittance requested immediately to avoid collection. Pike N Company and Y E Gocke, Treasurer, signed the notice.
A fragmented OCR fragment notes a real store pushing steady prestige through daily advertising efforts. It emphasizes reputation and consistent promotion to attract customers, highlighting the store’s focus on reliability and visibility in the marketplace.
BuOU Theater shows four westerns today led by Over the Divide. A fair and innocent sheriff’s home resident faces hanging for stolen letters until a girl proves his absence during the stage robbery. Also shown are Two Loves and Jimmy’s Misfortune.
An advertisement by Mrs. Fred F. Zink of New Orleans touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as the cure for a 12 years stomach ailment. It claims three doctors failed but the whiskey restored health and weight to 180 pounds. The promo urges dyspepsia sufferers to use the product and notes a $1 price with safe-seal assurances.
A jumble of notices shows residents returning from visits to Pittsburg and Mount Pleasant. Mrs Flora Martin and Kaith plan a Mt gathering for Marta’s health, while Mrs Heskorte’s mother May is mentioned. Several families move, visit relatives in Westin and Meadowbrook, and residents begin home improvements on Center Street.
STEL Bristol July 23 news notes roof damage from recent downpour easing county crops, with higher crops washed. Local residents visit kin in Clarkburg and Indiana Run. Social calls include Lynch family hosts and Helen Bardentan gathering, and multiple Salem areas mentioned.
July 2 4. Ro ots and friends from Pitts Dive on automotive trip report good progress Monday evening. Roger Foxers attended aviation det at Walemont Monday with several others expected from Buckhannon and nearby towns. Old building once used as post office is being torn down. Geel Cottman improved residence with new coat of paint. Mrs Vilit Post was shopping.
In SIGNS BILTS WAGHINGTION July 19 the president bhestened bite grant ing permona to Joalah W Poorman of Cameron Benjamin F Mount of Parkersburg and William Hall dr of AWalker.
Clarksburg residents and visitors frequent local gatherings. Mrs Cora Smith and nephew John Amfortis of Clarksburg were among recent winters of relatives here. J Warren Moore of Clarksburg visited grandparents nearby. Ralph Jucian of Censervite was a business visitor Monday. Carl Powell and family from Clariabures called on friends here. EA Dayleson attended a Buckhannon meeting of the Revised, Ol and Gas Company. Joseph Lepley wife Ada of Clarkeburg were guests of friends here. Mrs ALA Cither and Mrs W Cheawront of Clarksburg attended parish events Monday evening. The law date for a planned event was set for next Saturday night July 27. Arbagiket plank approved by Methodist Protestant Sunday school for July 28 near Brown's Creek. LD Basel of toteretate was a business visitor at Clarkebure Monday. Anna David visited aunt Mrs M David of Clarksturg Saturday and Sunday. Clara Davisson of the Mc Cleod millinery at Clarkeburg is at home on vacation. Miss Amex Payne of Clarksburg was a recent guest. Miss Nelle Patton of Wow Fair Grounds addition visited Kate and Ella Pickett recently. TT Fisher was a business writer at Clarksburg Monday.
testimonial from J KINOWILIES of Headland Alabama crediting Kilmer's Swamp Root medicine for relief from kidney trouble and large bladder stones. The patient recalls spring 1804 confinement and a 1909 affidavit by notary J Loftus Kerowles confirming the signed statement’s truth.
An ad from Bend to Dr Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York promotes sample bottles and a booklet about kidneys and bladder. It notes regular fifty cent and one dollar size bottles for males available at all druggists and references the Clarksburg Daily Telegraph.
Public notices reveal a 1912 divorce suit involving Lizzie Katko versus John Katko in Harrison County West Virginia with orders for publication and deposition notices. It includes summons to appear, non residency claims, and deposition schedules in Clarkeburg and related court offices.
Writ from Wade Coffman as Clerk commands Sheriff to summon Nez Henderson to appear before the Harrison County Circuit Court on the first Monday of August to answer a chancery exhibit filed by Little Henderson and Rave, with the clerk witnessing the writ.
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