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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
8
The State Food Commission is urged to gain power to condemn fountains lacking sanitary syrup receptacles and hidden parts. Drugists back separating ice from syrups with glass bottles stored openly for customers to see.
The advertisement from Eureka Plumbing Co at West Pike Street Payne Betting promises a crest bargain opportunity with astonishment at the present offerings. It emphasizes savings and urges customers not to miss the chance.
Six Italian laborers were killed and three fatally injured near Amsterdam New York on the New York Central when they stepped to the side of a freight train and were struck by a passenger train.
Supt John C Brooks of the Pistaete Fuel Company will take a ten day fishing trip this summer with a club near Peters along the South Branch River at Ang 4. The annual jaunt is a regular event.
In Wallace district South Pens Oil Co. No 8 on Jp Parrish farm produced 180 barrels in the first 24 hours. In Harrison county Rock Camp run Judge Nathan Goff No 39 on his own farm yields about 40 barrels daily. A new work is starting in that district as Judge Goff owns large nearby acreage and plans multiple wells.
The All Collegians played at Shinnston on Thursday morning with a listed lineup including Carr as catcher Canfield pitcher H Jaycobs first base Gould second base Ash Moran third base Cochran Frank Gill short stop and Weidenhamer center field The game was called at 5 30 o clock
Hardesty speaks at the Maccabee picnic in Parkersburg naming the afternoon event and his talk on How the Clarksburg Tent Obtained the State Banner. Various local residents and visitors listed with brief movements and errands around Thursday morning and day.
Notice to the public from The A Radford Pottery Co stating visiting discontinued after July 27. The fragment indicates a change in hours or access to the facility with no additional details.
Wheeling residents and other travelers frequent the Oxford district for business. Names include Wylie Irwin and J. W. Fohnson visiting from Weston and Sut ton respectively. Mrs Jesse Sackett and Miss Beulah Jones travel to Washington for ten days. Thomas J. Ry nolda and W J Ewin arrive for company business.
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