Aluminum Ware Sale Sparks Deep Discounts
Local ad advertises 1200 pieces of pure aluminum ware offered at the lowest prices with a sea freight rate of 2.25 dollars per unit, highlighting bulk availability and substantial savings.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1914
Page
5
Local ad advertises 1200 pieces of pure aluminum ware offered at the lowest prices with a sea freight rate of 2.25 dollars per unit, highlighting bulk availability and substantial savings.
A long social note details a Monday afternoon outing by the Mononey hole and Pinickinnick Camp Pirs Girls near the Country Civ with luncheon and dancing at the Country Club. Names of chaperones and attendees from Pinulkionick Camp and Onongahela Cain are listed, next meeting planned at Mechanic street. Also reports first meeting of the Queen Assher Cleele Young Ladies branch, prize awarded to Miss Kramer, and upcoming meetings at First Methodist church, St. Paul's M. E., and Daughters of the Amy Revulg ion chapter. A lawn fete at Immaculate Conception and Home Missionary Society meeting at St. Paul’s are announced. A Bridgeport note recalls a Sunday at Russell’s grove with many local youths and visitors, listing attendees and travelers to Neosho, Mo, and Pittsburgh on business.
The Rev Frank McCamb of Deer Park Maryland attends the state Epworth League convention at First Methodist Episcopal. Samuel A Elliott visits from McAlpin. Mrs J R Poland of Martinsburg stays in the city. Mr and Mrs Robert R Wilson spend a few days in Pittsburg. Margaret Leachman visits Fairmont and Grafton. Dora Leachman returns from Woodstock Virginia with her nephew Dalton Brannon. Tot Bishop of Jane Lew travels home from Fairmont where she attended Fairmont Normal commencement. Mrs Robert O Cook and daughter Toan visit Wing friends in Kentucky. Clara Gibson of Parkersburg visits city to see sister Mrs Joseph Weatherer. Mr and Mrs S Jones of Burnsville stay at Hotel Gore. W Hawkins visits from Buckhannon. Otto Aman of Jake Law transacts business. George W Wells visits from Parkersburg. Charles Phe of Parkersburg also in city on business. C A Schutte from Salem visits for business. Reverend ooking after business affairs as C Williams from Welk and F Murphy of Parkersburg stop by for business. W C Young of Salem is in the city. A from Weston visits for business. J Awatin of Parkersburg engages in city business.
Janis Geveltres, a young man from the West End, was sent to jail for defaulting on a peace bond and failing to pay court costs. Accused by Magistrate Gordox of threatening a person near the Harlandine gleng factory, the incident occurred last Wednesday night as he allegedly urged his father and other family members to adopt him.
In a continued page one warning, the piece notes many townships produced zero Progressive votes. It discusses Democratic hopes for Progressive defection to beat Republican nominees, and warns Pennsylvanians faced a steep Progressive decline from 1912 to 1914, with Pinchot’s weak showing signaling trouble for Roosevelt’s movement and the Garford-Garfield plan in Ohio.
An opinion piece argues Democrats in Ohio must win on their own efforts and party organization not through Progressive support. It notes a weak showing at Columbus meetings and urges self-reliance, citing past progress and cautioning against overreliance on outside blocs.
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