Real Estate Notice Near Northview
Three acre lot near the town offered with simple terms. Ninety dollars down and twenty dollars per month. No taxes. Housing opportunity advertised for renters and buyers with details omitted in the fragment.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1915
Page
13
Three acre lot near the town offered with simple terms. Ninety dollars down and twenty dollars per month. No taxes. Housing opportunity advertised for renters and buyers with details omitted in the fragment.
Property listing offers an eight room house with hardwood floors and cabinet mantels on a 3214 by 120 feet corner lot. Describes Goodwell on the lot, paved streets and cement sidewalks. Urges immediate inquiry for prices and terms.
Kansas City dispatch reports that the circus has suffered severe hardships this year with many family members likely unable to find opportunities due to wartime strain.
A garbled report notes three time showmen facing bans and narrow movement zones for animals amid EU and US controls on foot and mouth disease. A Te Wissen, manager of a large tent company, says German-style crime concessions are suspended, awaiting Europe’s war end and US government clearance.
Floors doors wood work chairs tables and frames gain beauty with each brush stroke. Spartana varnish cures overnight. cost is a quarter to forty cents per pint. White enamel "AE White" resists yellowing and yields hard velvety white for bedrooms bathrooms and other surfaces.
Huntington to Parkersburg coverage notes the June 1915 West Virginia Osteopathic Association gathering in Parkersburg with Dr W J Seaman as president and Dr J H Robinett as vice president. Officers named, resolutions adopted praising health authorities, endorsing standards, and pledging cooperation with public health efforts.
Aquileia once a mighty Roman seaport and second city of Italy faces decay as an Austrian Italian frontier town. The National Geographic Society notes its fall from splendor to a small, unhealthy village near Trieste, with ruins, relics, and a rich Roman heritage attracting archaeologists.
A state charter is issued to the Ferguson 2nd Holbert Company of Shinnston Harrison county. The firm has authorized capital of 000 with incorporators Ferguson J L Holbert Hugh Martin and F A Burnett and others. Cars are destined for an electric railway in Ireland run by gasoline electric generators. An estimate notes the sun delivers enough energy to melt a hundred feet of ice annually.
Mrs Georgia Cox and Dr John Douglass will entertain the Mothers Club of Norview at Mrs Douglass home at 2 oclock Tuesday afternoon All mothers are asked to be present H C Hedges was here Monday Dr burg visited the city Monday afternoon E B Hardesty was there Monday from Lamberport Ralph Fortney of Lamberport transacted business here Monday Mrs Alice Fittro and Withe erand daughter Alice Pauline Tate of Wilsonbure were city visitors Monday Mrs J I Fisher of Edford Pa is spending several days iiside her neice Airs C C Doty at Stonewall Park
State of West Virginia reveals a rules hearing in Harrison County Circuit Court for the enforcement of a vendor’s lien against a party tied to a 1914 deed. The record notes the deed in Deed Book 226, page 4, and the balance due as the matter proceeds.
Quote from Justice Crane condemns sham marriages as a mockery of law. He cites Quadotti who admitted bringing a wife to the country for Italy and then marrying his current wife after she returned to her homeland, urging honest guardianship of justice.
Data show a surplus of school teachers in West Virginia this fall due to many factors. The state notes many uncertified workers and former professionals returning to teaching after the legislature approved a salary increase.
Mrs Spear, manager of the Western Guion telegraph office in Barberton, records her 200000th message after thirty years of service. She averages about 100 messages daily for 200 days each year and says the work is romantic and gives a sense of world service. She has spent a year in Barberton after earlier work in the South.
At John D. McReynolds home Mulberry street ushers form Ushers Bible School with Lollis F. Deem as president and W. G. Meeks as secretary. The school will include only tabernacle ushers, welcomes others to attend, weekly meetings will rest passages to foster temperate Christian living and service to the Master. Further officers to be elected and rules drafted for distribution.
Rosie Church and Circle Bennett confessed to purposes in the Eagle hotel raid. J C Loughner and L R Rodgers face trials next Saturday. F M Balmer, hotel proprietor, on trial for Tumers charges. Clarksbury Telegramsmen report Bible class audience invited to hearings by mayoral meeting. Mary Morrison Nell Varick Charlie Meyers Bert Gibson named among those arrested.
In police court this Monday morning James Burgess and Tony Most were fined $6.60 each for fighting. They were arrested by Officer Le L. White. Tony claimed to attempt to crown himself king of Tocat Totes while resisting government authority.
Hymar Liebman, one of two prisoners set to stand trial for murder, leapt from a prison cell’s upper tier to the stone floor. Warden Hanley, who braced to catch him, sustained only a shake while Liebman survived. guards witnessed the act and praised the warden’s action as Liebman’s fall sparked an inquiry into the planned trial. The report notes a related prior case involving a 7-year-old child named Sadie by March.
The Kelley Hill team, after a Sunday clash on Owens Street, notes a 4 to 2 score in a four-team battle. It invites amateur clubs in the state to arrange matchups and asks interested teams to contact J. Smith at 609 Care Line Street, City.
Industrial team tops rivals in a fast Sunday game with a decisive score. DeGoyler leads the Ing and Spillsbure with strong performances as 000 032 600 and 355 all stars 900 099 600-0 variety mark the uneven action.
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