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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1908
Page
3
Rental notices show options from West Adamston to Pike Street with monthly prices ranging from $9 for a four room flat on second floor to $40 for a large flat on Pike Street near the heart of the city. Listings include store rooms, living rooms, and conveniences.
For Sale options include four room house and lot on Bal timore street for 600 and a three room cottage in Northview at 700 with brand new finish. A 7500 three room cottage features a garden and fruit trees near Monticello Ave. A brand new six room oak finished house with modern conveniences costs 1950 on Right St. A five room house on First street with all conveniences is 1600. A large eight room oak finished home with bath and cellar on Wilson street Wine Addition is 3500.
Endontown and Clarksburg played to a 2 2 draw while Seardate 4 Charleroi Palrmont matches ended with a 2 0 result. Local standings and goal totals remained close as teams chase the top spot.
A fragmented local sports page details standings and results from Connellsville and nearby towns. Names include Blanchard, Lawton, Melivaine and Draher with scores and brief game notes. The report notes a showcase of farm teams and a high level of competition across clubs.
The schedule lists Fairfront at Charleroi Chucksbury at Connellsville Seidle at Uniontown with one more game noted.
Grafton Gomes joins league amid reshuffle as Min. opens season amid intrigue. Scottsdale text hints at plan and new players entering the lineup. Substitutions and provincial changes shape the team’s path this season with transfers and coaching notes.
In Memphian Ten, a troubled league continues amid uncertain governance. The team, led by Mindull and Gagurnur, edges toward a third national showing while Hindall and Viner seek stability as the season presses on.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions strikes, pay, and a few scattered names with no coherent event, date, or location. The readable items include names referenced vaguely and references to teams and people, but essential details are missing to form a factual summary.
National League seven games played in Saplonat Baseball League. Scores include St. Louis 1 Philadelphia 2, Cincinnati 1 New York 6, Chicago 4 Brooklyn 1, Cincinnati 0 Boston 1, Philadelphia 9 Chicago 0, Brooklyn 0 Pittsburgh 6, New York 4. Players mentioned include Marty Messing rumored to retire, Uniontown and Clarksburg game notes, and several team line scores with pitchers and base statistics.
Uniontown and Loytown clashed in a tense game that stretched into extra innings as Masontown edged Clarksburg. Highlights included a remarkable running catch by J Dawson and a late rally featuring McCoombs at second and Philips, Gilgan, Rudolph and Hiffley keying the offense with walks and timely hits.
Gans Today reports matchups with Chicago facing Brooklyn and New York pitted against Philadelphia while Cincinnati and Boston are mentioned in the schedule.
The Uniontown Herald details clashes between Clarkaburg management and the Toledo club over player purchases and staffing. It notes the midseason reshuffles, mentions Spike Shannon linked to Hittkhurg, and cites several players and committees under scrutiny as teams vie for forming a stronger lineup amid contract disputes and national commission reviews.
Mischa shows interest in Clunyburg Uniontown spoils at Palontown this week as plans unfold for Clarickbure Heir chances in the Petutano, a party moves to Paneymalit city. It notes a drummer expected to perform and mentions arrivals, pricing, and a count of attendees.
The address covers both Republican and Democratic perspectives, highlighting contrasting stances on policy and governance. Key figures referenced include local leaders and lawmakers engaging in a charged, orderly exchange at the event.
A garbled police report cites a disorderly incident involving an unnamed mayoral figure and partygoers. The brief notes a fine of $3 and mention of a contested legal matter with unclear details and multiple misread terms.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a woman and a man, with unclear names, and mentions a death or cremation near Bastiat Street. The readable text shows a family awaiting a recovery or verdict, with parents awaiting news as a situation unfolds in a local district.
League games yesterday produced Philadelphia 2 Chicago 1 and New York 2 Detroit 4 with Washington 0 and Reston 4. Cleveland played at New York while Philadelphia visited Chicago and Boston hosted Cleveland. Washington hosted St Louis.
Joby A. Shinn left the town for Richwood where the local bank funds the contract fee for a project at the Thon Print. Both parties have resolved the Redwood band issue and will participate in the Li coneres meeting at the Yow Fine inn.
Mr Lanny Werrel and his daughters Mario and Bud leave for Detroit Michigan where they will visit Mrs Werrells sister and Mr Ge A.DW ay They expect to stay about a month and plan to return home with Mr. foTenie and others noted in the column.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a fatal shooting linked to a revolver quarrel. The text is unclear but implies a lethal confrontation and mentions personal names and locations in incomplete form. No verifiable dates or organizations are readable.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a church meeting invite asking members to attend the welcome. Names and clear details are unreadable. The passage mentions a Mrs Botera and a Tuesday reference to Mantie Gly but lacks precise identifiers or dates.
A fragment discusses a claimed catarrh cure and local applications failing to work, urging readers to seek testimonials and mentioning a supposed blood purifier. It reads like an old advertising complaint about quack remedies and dubious medicines.
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