Farm Tracts Offered as Smooth Ground Prospects
Advertises several farm tracts described as smooth ground and within five years likely to double in value. Invites readers to view the properties and consider purchase opportunities.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
19
Advertises several farm tracts described as smooth ground and within five years likely to double in value. Invites readers to view the properties and consider purchase opportunities.
Several cases were dropped or settled as the May circuit term adjourned. Dockets cleared include Colliers Supply vs Orr Coal Mining and Mrs R J Cutlip vs B&O Railroad, plus the Dicksburg Board of Trade vs Koehler. Decrees ruled in Barnett vs Looman Oil and Haynes vs Doty. The Delia Robey v Orr case was remanded for further action after an appeal reversal. Edward H Hinrsey faces federal charges in Parkersburg for an obscene letter to Mrs Wald. Kelley from Fairmont stands trial for Marcus Ray murder, accused of firing near Roon’s home.
The Sheriff explains the delinquent tax list is published to warn real and personal property owners. Taxes unpaid may incur added fees if paid at the sheriff’s office or later by the county auditor in Charleston. The list may miss or misname some receipts, and real estate taxes stand for their charges regardless of filing name. The piece also notes the sheriff’s lonely habit of carving for contentment after his mother’s death.
Funeral services for James Monroe who died Monday were held Tuesday afternoon at the Lynch-Osborn Mortuary chapel. Rev. W. M. Long of the Central Christian church conducted the rites and burial followed at Greenlawn cemetery. In Wheeling officers of the West Virginia grand lodge met Monday to discuss state work and plans for the Charles Town gathering starting August 25.
The First Methodist Episcopal Church of Huntington reports a total membership of 7 359, a substantial rise attributed to pastor Rev W H Foglesong. The Sunday school has grown markedly by 1000 percent in two years, and the church moved to Fifth Avenue after Southern Methodists relocated. Reverend Robert Fox, its last pastor, is noted as related to Judge Janes W Robinson.
Telegram reports Bailey Kennedy, a newsie, left Stes Hospital after having his tonsils removed. He is doing nicely.
A cottage prayer meeting will be held from 9 30 to 10 o clock Wednesday at Monticello. Smith will be the speaker and lead the service with prayer and hymn singing.
Chicago June 5 The Republicans elected four of five Supreme Court justices at the Gudiciak elections in Illinois Monday. The report notes the party’s strong showing and maps out the immediate impact on state judiciary matters.
The second annual convention of the Chiropody Association of West Virginia concludes in Parkersburg. Officers are to be elected, with the meeting noting it will convene the first Monday in June. The report mentions local attendees from Keyser and Charles Town.
The state grading board will review examination papers from June teacher tests in Charleston. Meanwhile oil companies report drilling tests across multiple West Virginia counties including Lincoln, Roane, Pleasants, and Ritchie, with multiple producers testing at Deep Injun sands and related formations.
An African American man from Houston Taylor is jailed for disorderly conduct. Kenney Stewart, also Black, is held on bond of 6.60 dollars as he awaits his appearance in office court at 7 oclock this evening.
The Colm bus Producing Company completed its No. 5 on the Williams Coal Company tract in Cab in Creek district Ka nawhs county. The well produced material good for four barrels and is expected to improve after being shot. It lies near the first completed well with 21 other completions since the initial bore.
The text presents a jumbled OCR list with numbers and place names such as Mercer, New Castle, Princeton, Wooster, Indiana, Caddo, and Corsicana alongside ratios and prices. It appears to be a shuffled compilation of scores, locations, and crude oil price quotes without a coherent story or clear event.
Regland writes an engaging letter on stomach troubles addressing Welch and Fullerton. The piece discusses digestive health, urges practical remedies, and invites readers to share experiences with doctors and remedies.
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