Real estate prices climb daily with demand rising
Property buyers are urged to act now as prices increase daily. Strong demand supports a market where homes and land are moving quickly, prompting cautious optimism for sellers and buyers alike.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
13
Property buyers are urged to act now as prices increase daily. Strong demand supports a market where homes and land are moving quickly, prompting cautious optimism for sellers and buyers alike.
Eight room residence near business center with bath and pantry, close to lines, school, churches. Priced at 4500 with terms. Also Woodlawn area four room cottage 40 by 120 feet, alley rear, price 1600 with 600 cash and balance supportable yearly payments.
An old notice promotes a rental investment on West Main Street atx folly roc Hnts with a monthly rent of FRU.NO and an implied value increase. It claims the property is always rented and offers a nearly 14 percent return. Details mention terfis and urge contact for terms.
Financing deal offers a lot of oils with a price of 1350 and installments of 450 each over 1 2 2 and 4 years. The advert promises assistance in obtaining the money and mentions Hutch and a house as context.
Washington, June 4. Future steps in the proposed impeachment of Judge Alston G. Dayton are expected within days. A. H. Helcher, attorney for labor leaders, has conferred with Congress members, especially Judiciary Committee members, on charges and procedures. He declines to discuss public details until further actions begin.
Arthur Whitaker, colored, confessed to shooting Morris Hampton and Ada Brown, both colored, at Union Park last evening. He was captured near the tin plaza aud early this morning after deputy Lace Wolfe and Special Deputy John Slers arrested him. Hampton was badly wounded but likely to survive. Brown was shot in the hip and not seriously injured. Whitaker said the shooting arose from a family quarrel. Sheriff Stout and a large posse of deputies searched the area before Whitaker was captured.
Washington June 4 The Interstate Commerce Commission would gain broad control over railroad governance Uni Johnson Brownwell vice president of the Erie testifies before the Senate Commerce Committee. He says the bill would grant ten great powers without corresponding responsibility, risking an interlocking directorate and limiting owner accountability.
In Belleville Illinois on June 4 the ministerial alliance denounced the Belleville board of education for granting a bar permit at the annual Belleville public school picnic. The alliance called selling alcohol at school events a crime against childhood.
June 4 Washington report states the Post Office Department plans to discontinue Graux in Roan County and Pursley in Tyler County in a few days due to lack of available postmasters. Customer service and mail handling will cease at both locations.
Petro Olivero now of Mr and Mrs Louis Olveria of New Chieftan died Wednesday evening after stomach trouble. Funeral services were held at 1 o clock this afternoon at the Lyoche Oxborna mortuary Chapel and burial was in Holy Cross cemetery.
A damaged advertisement claims a method to cure deafness and restore hearing with a device, urging readers to buy a “Catargra” product for a dollar and warning of risks if untreated. The text includes mis-typed brand names, pricing, and dubious claims common to period medical scams.
The Department of Agriculture estimates West Virginia can receive about 408000 in federal aid over nine years for cooperative extension activities. State funds must be raised to equal the federal portion, totaling roughly 452400, with yearly allocations varying by rural population. The program aims to provide practical demonstrations and instruction to farmers, not building or land purchases. up to 5 percent may cover printing and distribution costs. Also notes a widow’s notice and a debt disclaimer for Mary Wade.
justice Diy of the supreme court went to the entire court to consider A C Dustin of Cleveland seeking a continuation of the injunction against enforcement of the anti percent law. The statute required co operators to ply misers on the hag a veal before it was screened. the law was upheld as constitutional by Ohio's high court. Attorney general representatives opposed further injunction. Application to the entire court will be made Monday.
In Washington on June 4 Congressmen Brown of the Second West Virginia District and Sutherland pressed to amend the law governing federal courts in West Virginia. They proposed one term per year for Williamson and two terms per year for Bikine, with Brown representing the Second District and Sutherland as resident of the area.
Elkins shows strong focus on the Wilkins portion of the will while Mr Sutherland as congressman pursues duties. The absence of Congressman Hughon from the witch district is noted, with emphasis on protecting Williamson’s interests.
Mrs Dunske Redinger Dandridge of Shepherdstown Jefferson County died by shooting herself. The article lists many local postmasters and officials connected to a broader Virginia West Virginia context, noting figures such as Delbert Stuinaker and Otto Graves, with references to statues and Lake surroundings. A separate note mentions Chamberlains remedy for colic and a local sausage advertisement.
Through congressional action an order has been issued extending the rural mail route from Morgantown to Mount Chateau. Service will operate between June 1 and November 20 of each year, starting effective June 15.
Washington dispatch reports Taige Thowias J. Stenley, once a Wetzel county circuit court judge, has traveled to Parkersburg in Texas with plans to stay a week accompanied by Mrs. Stealer. Jura Bromley celebrated a seventy fourth birthday here.
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