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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
8
A local footwear retailer advertises a large stock of shoes and travel bags with one price for all. The firm touts family fitters and first class repair, inviting customers to shop, compare prices, and take a vacation season buying attitude.
For rent ads in the wanted column promise easy finds in the Davis Shoe Company area. Readers are urged to browse listings and prepare a helpful list of appealing places with material aid for the search.
Prominent visitors including Col. Thomas J. Wallis and William Burdette attend the bankers convention in Parkersburg while others travel from Fairmont Frostburg and denver. Notables from Beaver New Martinsville and Sutton arrive to network with West Virginia bankers for the event.
A single prisoner named Arm Drummond disrupted the Regular Session of Police Court this morning after being arrested for drunkenness. Mayor Crile fined him eight dollars plus costs and released him on payment. Sam Bellott faced drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges, posting five dollars and costs which were forfeited due to a failed show up at the season.
Lots in Parr Addition offered for sale in Clarksburg. The property is well known locally and promises a good investment and a fine view of Clarksburg, the growing hustling center of West Virginia. Visit to see the property and prices.
Cottage in Pt Comfort with five rooms and a frame lot 72 by 121 feet priced at 1300 cash or terms including half down and installments over six to twelve months. Also two lots on Poe Street in Wachee New Addition with easy terms and pavement paid upfront. East Clarksburg has two Main Street lots 50 by 160 feet offered at 1150 for both. Terra Cotta Avenue stone cottage with three rooms bath pantry and wash house on a 28 by 108 foot lot priced at 1600 cash.
President Roosevelt starts his vacation with no visitors on the first day at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay June 1. Secretary Loeb carries morning mail, and the scene reflects the plan for a peaceful retreat with limited activity.
Nome advices report the steamer Ohio of the White Star Line ran aground at Cape Nome. Four persons drowned in the lowering of boats. One crewman of the launch Minnesota was among the lost. The Minnesota was later found adrift in Hampton Roads.
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