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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
2
A list of street corners and news stands where The Daily Teegram is available including Pike New U te on Pike street Rowe's News Stand on Pike street Jackson's News Stand Glen Elk Waldo Hotel News Stand and Traders Hotel News Stand.
A fragmented note questions meat safety and bread quality while joking about inspectors and germs. It mentions Clarksburg readers debating canning, barber prices, vegetarianism, and local civic groups, plus concerns about water and currency quality in a satirical tone.
A jumble of quotations and observations references a West Virginia gossip tone and a federal court rate discrimination charge in Charleston. It mentions ambulances and sanitary conditions, railroads and coal companies, Judge A. G. Dayton, the Baltimore & Ohio indictments, and Prohibition party activity in Monongalia County.
The Morgantown Chronicle notes a Harrison youth sentenced for forging a two dollar bill and says the man never received lawful payment. Seda Marsh of Clarksburg entered the Mioands-Ville penitentiary for eighteen months for the scheme, illustrating the risks and moral cost of dishonest gain.
Deeds recorded involving William E Leanert and Elzeatorti Smith with zero dollars noted. Silas Pittra conveys eight acres in Tenunila Gisteich to Claude Pepper.
Campaign pledge fulfilled as Mayor Harmer returns all collected fees from April 16 to May 1 totaling 30.00 and May totaling 64.00. funds turned over to government through Tobby Steele, the city treasurer.
The Knights of Columbus held a meeting electing several new members and planning a large class for late September or early October. The constitution and by-laws committee reported and the shipm ent copies ordered printed for distribution among members. An emergency fund was discussed and will be acted on at the next meeting.
A historical note describes Seazen as a remedy for bleeding piles sold in collapsible tubes with a nozzle. It is applied at the seat of the trouble and claimed to relieve pain instantly. Sold by F G Binin.
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