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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1903

Page

2

Clarksburg Band Sparks Debate On Public Support And Profits

Reader letters criticize public funding for free concerts by Clarksburg’s band and warn against graft in event profits. The Telegram lauds local efforts to beautify and boost housing through premiums, urging unity among citizens and civic groups to back constructive city projects. The Wheeling Telegraph notes era of pride in opera standards but cautions against conflating jewels with true glory.

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Call Issued For Council Session In Clarkesburg

Mayor Crile issued a call for a special city council session tonight at 8 to appoint permanent fire department staff. He prepared regulations drawn from Baltimore’s fire code and plans to submit them for adoption, urging proper observance for value to the department.

Crile Fire Department Crileins Baltimore Clarksburg

Plea n party at park misreported show attendance

A Tuesday News account describes a May evening outing by a group with baskets of edibles enjoying a pleasant time but not attending a show. It notes most were Methodists and the young preacher did not attend. Also mentions cholera infantum treatment and Chamberlain's remedy sold by Goo 9. Btone.

Electric hotel sign arrival sparks town reflection

A large electric sign with the word Waldo has arrived for the Wallo hotel. The three foot letters will be admired once installed and running. Mrs. Morrison returns home from Parkerburg. A remarkable cure reported for chronic diarrhoea by Mrs. Alice Miller of Morgan Texas credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after years of suffering and failed treatments. Geor ge O Stone offers the medicine locally.

Wallo Waldo Alice Miller Morgan Texas Bosque County Chamberlain

Salem Terminal Traction seeks city franchise for street railway

The Salem Terminal Traction Company applied on June 29, 1903 for a city franchise to construct operate and maintain a street railway in Clarkburg West Virginia. The route starts at the county road near Barnes Crossing and runs along Sycamore Chestnut Locust and Main streets to Mechanics and Third streets, with a second Baltimore Street alignment to the depot over the Baltimore & Ohio line. The application will be presented to the Clarkburg city council on August 7, 1903 after a 30 day publication in the Clarksburg Telegram.

Salem Cipora Barnes Locust Street Chestnut Iseet Pike and Main Streets Mechanics Street Third Street Third Streets Main Street Baltmore Street Boyle's Baltimore Street Pasterly Baltimore & Ohio Baltimore & Ohio Railroad City of Clarksburg West Virginia Salem “Terminal Traction Company

Horse trade ad at Traders Lane barns

M D Stuart buys and sells horses at his large barns on Traders alley behind Central Presbyterian Church. Formerly located at the Clarksburg Transfer, he appears to have horses on hand year round and will take a few boarders at the barn.

M.D. Stuart Traders Alley Central Presbyterian Church Clarksburg Sims

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