Fragmentary notice on address and farm plot marker
Fragmented OCR text mentions changing address and a marker for a farmer and stock, with a garden plot in the area. No clear event, date, or named entities to anchor a full item.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
15
Fragmented OCR text mentions changing address and a marker for a farmer and stock, with a garden plot in the area. No clear event, date, or named entities to anchor a full item.
A fragmented article discusses urban gardening in New York and Philadelphia, noting public welfare efforts to allocate five and thirty acre plots, with hundreds of men and families awarded spaces. It also touches on Treasury deficits, cattle imports, corn prices, and European gardening skills as context for American city life and policy debates.
A digest of editorials argues that Secretary of War Garrison embodies robust Americanism and counters Wilson’s “too proud to fight” stance. The North American Review piece contends force is needed to deter aggressors and that weakness invites attack, urging preparedness and resolve.
A playful snippet notes Hallroom Bilin quipping over a two week salary raise to 2.75 dollars. The fragment hints at a humorous or satirical tone in a late edition item from The Daily Novelette.
The United States government established an Essential Oil Station in Orlando under the Department of Agriculture to study foreign and native flora for essential oils and citrus by products. Prof Hood of Florida notes potential to produce oils locally as European supply declines postwar. Oils like rose geranium, bergamot, and mints are already being produced, some varieties previously imported from Europe and Asia.
The article describes Luray Caverns with vast stalactites and stalagmites, some 60 feet high, and three miles inside. It notes that guides escort visitors from New York and Washington, with giant halls, a white limestone eagle, and a camel’s head carving. Spiders and their webs are credited with shaping subterranean tracery in the caverns.
Deane cave dine from a large New Zealand manufacturer enables Watts Lambert Co to offer scrim curtains at exceptional prices. The sale features curtains priced at 89c 1.25 2.50 and 3.50 per pair, marking one of the best curtain values shown in the drapery department.
A historical West Virginia notice outlines a June 7 filing date for a land lease action in Sardis District Harrison County. It details assigns from Cella E. Thomas and Sheridan R. Griffin to George W. Schrader and then to C. W. McCormick Levin Smith, with Cove Oil and Gas Company later implied, referencing Deed Book records and retained fractional interests in the parcel formerly held by Wesley Robinson.
A display features a special assortment of designs and colorings under room size 9x12 techs Bese Tmes. Prices shown include $25.00 and $19.98 with $2050 body Brussels Bugs and related items. Brisk sales noted as customers explore the new stock.
Beautiful lime drapery cretonnes newly received. Prices quoted: eight and three quarters cents per yard for select patterns and twenty five cents per yard for others. Limited stock, offer ends soon.
A noisy inventory from Clarksburg Chautauqua listing assorted pipe fittings tools and gear for wells and pumping. Items include pipe lengths rope clamps plugs and pumps with numerous measurements and quantities, indicating a sale or display event.
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