Local Socials and Theatre News Highlight Weekend Events
Pittellirg promamaet Greyber meets Brooks Ganks a weight fighter after a Virginia Captain Stock Company performance at Victoria Theater. James Bumgardner and family toured with Robert McCarter's family. Parkersburg trip for Mire Ward and Mrs Ward. Harvest underway as farmers pick crops amid rains. Dr D C Louchery’s hay ruined by flood. Howard Jones family at Marshville visiting relatives. George Grow and Sayde Dennilty hosted Sunday guests.
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WL. Greyber
Pittellirg
Héd Musen School of Theatre
Brooks Ganks
Victorial
Virginia Captain Stock Company
James Bumgardner
Sarom
Robert McCarter
Harry
D.C. Louchery
East End
Howard Jones
Beatrice
Marshville
George
Grow
Sayde
Charles Dénnilty
Boxing Card At Adamston Promises Labor Day Highlight
The Clarksburg Athletic Association presents two four round prelims followed by a main bout. Charles Shinn faces Kid Fisher in the opener and Carl Maxwell meets Kid Sharkey in the second. Brooks Banks versus Buck Crouse is set for Labor Day. Crouse is a top Pittsburg district fighter.
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Clarksburg Athletics Association
Swith
Charles Shinn
Kid Fisher
Carl Maxwell
Pride of
Adamston
Kid Sharkey
Brooks Banks
Buck Crouse
Crouse
Pittsburg
Four copperhead snakes killed on farm in Bristol
Will E. Dennison reported killing four copperheads while mowing on the hig farm near Indian ru last week. The snakes, each about forty inches long, were inside a ten foot square of ground. Dennison offers proof to doubters. Also notes visitors Miss May Ward and child from Wheeling and a surprise dinner for Melvin D. Lough hosted by wife and daughter.
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Bristol
Will E. Dennison
Hig Farm
May Ward
Wheeling
Unclaimed Letters Advertised at Clarksburg Post Office
A July notice lists unclaimed letters at the Clarksburg post office including Angella Sciortino, Raymond Andrews, Ed Baker, Joseph Baker, Bob Birer, Dale Bartholow, Lila Brown, H. S. Barnes, Gorerinde Beightol, Alma Clark, Clara Childere, Arlin Davis, Vera Fisher, Katie Green, Orville Garrett, Miss Nettie Gordon, Miss Martha Gordon, Miss Amy Garrett, George Cynigol, Miss May Platt, Miss Lena Riggs, Katherine Sheets, and others. The list shows numerous residents with varied spellings and multiple first names, reflecting a lengthy post office reminder.
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Clarksburg
Sciortino Angella
Raymond Andrews
Ed Baker
Joseph J. Baker
Bob Birer
B.burk
Dale Barthalow
Lila Brown
H. S. Barnes
Orville Garrett
Mindle
Grifith
Nettie Gordon
Martha’ Gordon
Graves
Giuseppe Gallina
Amy Garrett
Mr. Gimpson
M. Gansel
Mildred Gaple
Jonnie Gilldna ‘Griffith
Otlan Hart
Lee Hart
Herman Kart
B. W. Harrison
Ial Hudson
Douglass Harben
John i Humes
Eva Harbert
Orivlle Hayhurst
William Howard
George Irwin
Estelle Jack
Susie Johnson
John Kelley
G.W. Kerr
Milos Koledin
Phylis Lantz
Misa Nellie Lewis
Warren Moore
S. P. Morzn
Robert Mcotfer
Michel Martenn
H. C. Moore
Charles McCreight
Charles Morris
Geo. IH. Mayer
Minnie
Doan's Kidney Pills End Chronic Pain Says Buyer
Patient reports relief from rheumatic pain kidney trouble and back ache after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Ad claims the remedy regulated kidney action and improved overall health with the product from Foster Milburn Buffalo Newark and agents nationwide.
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Bnet
Foster-Milburn
Buffalo
Newark
United
Nmmr
Dean
List of Names Included in Package Announcement
The document lists individuals including J Smallridge Matetrasmith Miss Huth Sturm Miss Sue Shipley Ray Suffield Clara Shook Zella Swentzel Ditoniosa Salvators Spurgeon Swiger Migs Ida Swaile Bill Immohs Bert Thomas Franz Tiefenbarker Mrs Rose Travis Maude Unburger Stratis Valladis Clyde Vanpel Temple Wilcox and A J White. Additional names include C S Dawson and John Nolan.
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J. Smallrige
Matetrasmith
Huth Sturm
Sue Shipley
Ray Suffield
Clara Shook
Zella Swentzel
Ditoniosa Salvators
Spurgeon Swiger
Migs Ida Swaile
Bill Immohs
Bert Thomas
Franz Tiefenbarker
Mills Idle as Water Reserved for Fire Protection
After a mass meeting in Glen Elk workers accuse a gas company employee of hiring men to work in the mills. Official denial states the company has no intention to cut wages as all machinery sits idle and water remains only for fire protection.
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Glen Elk
Tin Plate
Assaulted Man Flees as Strikers Target Pump Station
After noon a group of about a dozen strikers went to the pump station and ordered the engineer to shut down the station. He complied but refused to leave until the night shift arrived. Sheriff Stout withdrew with deputies as the crowd dispersed, while elsewhere a editor was reported killed in a separate incident. Three men were deported for street drunkenness after police court fines.
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Tad
Nan
Sheriff Stout
Tgnnesr
Pheed Galesburg
Saetl Norsely
Elmwood
Wien
Hiayweed
Parrington
Yagrinta
Wil Ben Cojo
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Parr Addition
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Pitesbures Wil
Brooks Samet
AL. Greyber
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Mbdoman
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Peredac
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J. Eynch & Company
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Empire National Bank
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