Sweet Melody Flour Pree trolley ride ad links Union Heights
Pree trolley ride to and from Union Heights each evening this week urging buyers. The notice promotes transportation as a prospect for shoppers and residents during the week.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
2
Pree trolley ride to and from Union Heights each evening this week urging buyers. The notice promotes transportation as a prospect for shoppers and residents during the week.
An advertisement extols Foley's Kidney Cure to purify blood and cure kidney and bladder ailments. It pledges stronger health and a robust system, and promotes a free trolley ride to Union Heights each evening this week regardless of purchase. Also mentions Sturm & Wilson and Sweet Melody Flour.
Billy Earle, manager of the West Penn baseball team, signed pitcher Hofman of Alliance and Posey of Marietta. They will join Scottdale to bolster the lineup as Clarksburg and Cumberland games loom. Earle emphasizes friendly ties with Clarksburg and denies jealousy from Fairmont, noting no ill will toward Essler's squad.
At a Pittsburgh meeting of the West Penn baseball league this week, clubs reported on their status as a three week schedule was announced.
A fragmented directory page notes comments from President Tom Haymond and Vice-President Wood to Clarksburg fans about friendly feeling with Fairmont players. It mentions Tom Ditlon aiding Maryland team, plus a revised schedule for mid June with games across Greensburg Cumberland Butler and Connellsville among others.
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