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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1913

Page

2

Desirable Locust Street Residence with Large Porches

Historic city listing describes a spacious Locust Street home with finished attic, concrete basement, barn and yard on a 50 by 150 foot lot to the alley. Terms: half cash, balance on easy payments. Also notes Glen Elk 8-room house with two porches, attic, bath, concrete basement, yard, garden, and outbuildings on 40 by 100 feet. Additional entries show a Tocust Street 6-room house with large hall and bath, completion near, one-fourth down, easy payments. Hedges Street Broad Oaks property with yard, stable, chicken house, garden, and large lot offering one-half cash, then multi-year terms.

Locust Street Glen Elk

Prisoner awaits hearing for disturbance at fair ground home

Okey Corley, jailed in the county jail, faces a hearing before Justice Jackson V. Carter after a disturbance at Luther Welch’s home in the Fair Ground addition. Corley, arrested by Constable C Le Ford, had eluded officers for a week. he and his wife, Mrs. Corley, recently separated and she visits her father. Arraignment set for 2 o’clock Saturday morning.

Okey Corley Corley

May Miss Fairmont Route Hurdles Buckhannon Line

Chief engineer Samuel DP Brady of the Buckhannon and Northern Railroad said during a visit that high prices for rights of way by Fairmont property owners could force the line to bypass Fairmont with its main line. The route will pass Gratton en route to Belington, with extension to Clarksburg remaining uncertain.

Grafton Samuel DP Brady Buckhannon and Northern Railroad Fairmont Gratton Belington Clarksburg

Russians Visit Discuss Trade And Education Ties

Consul General John H. Snodgrass leads a delegation of twenty Russian ladies and forty six gentlemen before touring American industries. The group seeks closer trade relations and better mutual understanding through observation of manufacturing, agriculture, and educational systems in the United States.

Wheeling Telegraph Parkersburg John Harold Snodgrass United States Moscow Rusia Society For the Promotion New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Mark Twain Pittsburg Snodgrass America Russia Bhis

Mission Study Class Meets at Epworth League in Bridgeport

A July 15 gathering of the Mission Study Class of the Epworth League at the Methodist church featured devotional led by the Rev. C W Stephan and a talk by George Stephan. Vocal and piano numbers delighted attendees. Numerous local residents and visitors from Oklahoma City, Clarksburg, Fairmont, Grafton, and Wheeling joined in outings and visits, with social and family news filling the day.

Gridgefort Epworth League Elzabth Zinn Cyrily Webb Oklahoma City Wiliam Gaston Pauline Easter Clarksburg John Lancaster Anna Webb Wolf Summit William Thornburg Fairmont Charles Graves R. Peck Mr.Basnett Wheeling A. House Music Company Elizabeth Zinn James T. Callahan Parkersburg E. H. Brannon George Wooster Nancy Summers West Union John Moore Falls Fred Cole Grafton J. M. W. Connell Bert Snyder Clarkeburg Jacob Fender Virginia Haymond Edmond Watson Ada Holmes Henry Jesse G. Lawson Ella Benedum George Chorpening Waldo Hotel David Dean Kentucky B. Faris

Mulhall Lobbyist Seen at Washington Hearings Photo

A grainy image shows Martin M. Mulhall, former naval adviser to a major association, amid ongoing inquiries. The scene, tied to a probe into alleged misconduct, foreshadows possible extended proceedings and potential consequences for Mulhall.

Pittsburg wine and whiskey house opens at 215 Third Ave

Zaruba and Company of Pittsburg opened a wholesale wine and whiskey house at 215 Third Avenue with Carl Schiff in charge. It is the second largest of its kind in the city.

Zaruba Zarub Carl Schiff Third Avenue Pittsburg Schirr

Baby's Hands Tied To Heal Eczema Salve Claim

Mrs. Mort Stephenwen of Letanon Indiana relays a family ordeal with eczema on her baby's hands. After doctors and multiple treatments failed, Saxo Salve cured the sores, leaving hands smooth and scarless. The notice touts Saxo Salve and Vinol with a money back guarantee, urging readers to try for skin conditions.

Mort Stephenwen Ind Stose Mercer, Druggists Clarkaburg W- Va Mvarantee

Digestive Ailments Addressed by Time-Tested Home Remedy

A concise note presents a safe speedy and certain home remedy for numerous ailments caused by defective or irregular action of the organs of digestion. The remedy is promoted as corrective and preventive with emphasis on ease and reliability.

Irregular Ad Reading Hits Regular Readers

Regular ad readers report interruptions in purchasing patterns as readers struggle with inconsistent advertisements. The issue suggests a method that keeps buyers away and undermines confidence in the advertising approach.

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