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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
9
Indicted former Adjutant General Hutson and two associates will be tried in Kanawha County Criminal Court starting June 25 for large thefts from the National Guard. Edmond Souther arrived from Sardis district Wednesday to report the development.
Deeds filed show Samuel W. Schrader transferring 46 acres of coal to Southern Coat Company. Park Manufacturing Company to Melissa White and Clark Alstriet. John E. Citar Aa receives Exilly 6 drought lot, Northetew Join transfers to Ralph Sween lex in Salem.
Fragments describe individuals from Chester and Cincinnati including Miss Haymaker in residence, university honors, and visits by Sherman T. Jacox. Guests Dr and Mrs O A Flowers on Mulberry street host Mrs A J Pigott from Wallace to see her daughter. Mr and Mrs Jacob Koblegard depart for their summer Michigan home after Florida visit.
June items report teachers Misnex Mind Pugh Mary Caufield and Julia Kida organizing a lawn fete for school books. Homer Wamsley home after appendicitis. Henderson & Jolliffe buy store from Mr. J P Wambley. Turkhart family moving home for summer. Mrs T L Winehart funeral at Elk View cemetery. School term ends with exams. public school picnic at Union Park. Lightners return from Parkersburg. Baptist ice cream social raises funds. Children’s day at Presbyterian church June 4 1908. Mrs H A Crummis and daughter visiting Osle. Henderson family visiting Weston. H E DeVaughn of Fairchance PA attending business here. William Herman visiting from Zanesville.
The United States Brewers’ Association adopts ten principles at its closing session in Milwaukee to promote temperance framed as restraint in liquor retail. The move seeks to eliminate objectionable features of the retail liquor frame and aligns with its advocacy.
The text extols bread from Teney's Test as economical and nourishing. It argues good bread satisfies appetite and lowers total meal cost, claiming the flour is the kind used by mothers and grandmothers and that it sells in honest weights at grocers.
Property listings include a frame cottage with 4 rooms and bath on a 20x85 foot lot for 1500 dollars with half cash and the rest over 1 to 2 years at 6 percent. Two additional 20x85 foot lots at 525 dollars each. A Meigs avenue parcel 30 foot wide, 120 feet deep, 2,150,007 dollars with 600 dollars down and balance over four years. Milliner and meat stores for sale on Main and Vike streets. Lot on Lee street 40x80 dollars 1,650 with easy terms. Grasselli Addi tion 1901 house 6 rooms 108150 feet lot 1,525 dollars half cash. Lovely Webster street brick five rooms 3,000 with half cash. Mechanic street 82.9 by 122 feet front to rear price 1,100 dollars. Properties include fronting Parr property and nearby streets.
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