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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
2
The community weighs options for a single central high school building versus multiple facilities. Proponents warn the cost of a central plan may rise beyond bond limits, while opponents favor flexibility and avoid congestion by using several sites. The board faces financing questions and potential legislative delays.
A Baptist Church venue hosted a highly praised recital by SACADDUS Institute students. The program featured piano works, violin pieces, dances, and marches with strong performances from Myrtle Ferguson West Jessie Lee Straight and others, praised for elegance and precision.
A city festival will be held on the Mt Clare village lawn next Saturday to benefit the Methodist Episcopal church. Threeingams Club of this city will furnish music. Arrangements committee invites all to attend for a wholesome time. Sample sale items include Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised as appetite aids.
A historical notice lists West Virginia University degree recipients for 1908 commencement. It names graduates by degree including Bachelor of Arts with Prof. Orie McConkey of Clarksburg and many others from Morgantown, Charleston, Martinsburg, Wheeling, Fairmont, Parkersburg, and beyond. Also notes Bachelor of Science in Civil and Mechanical Engineering and Law diploma recipients with numerous local and state names.
Wet morning turnout featured five Elks including Mearoe Cree List Arthur JL Stemple and W G Meeks. A social session followed initiation with music by Henrys Guitar and Mandolin club, refreshments by P F Bianety, and toasts and songs reflecting charity work.
In the opening days of Oklahoma settlement in 189, a paper editor recovering from illness after harsh travel encounters severe dehydration. A neighbor brings Chaubrelain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, given in large doses, yields rapid relief within an hour. The account praises the medicine as a lifesaving cure, sold by George C. Stone.
Ten dollars down and five dollars per month buys a lot along the Packersburg and Marietta car line in the best location. Notices invite contractors and the public, announcing the Burka Plumbing Co new in Glen Elk with A Gould president and Charles M Johnson manager. Also horses for sale at M D Stuart’s Traders Alley yard near the Central Presbyterian church with boarding available.
Referee Frank Stout presided as creditors proved two claims. The first claimant was A. F. Shier of the city, the second Patrick Martin of Queens Opali County. No receivers were appointed in either case. The liabilities total $2,330 for the first and $380 for the second.
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