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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
3
A vintage real estate teaser offers a three acre lot near Northview with a bargain price. It emphasizes owner financing with $1,100 down, $290 down and $520 per month, claiming no taxes or interest.
Hardwood finished interior with cabinet mantels and a well on the lot. Nicely located on a 5214 by 120 foot corner parcel with paved streets and cement sidewalks. Seize the chance, see for prices and terms at once.
Overseas News Agency reports Berlin papers largely back U S aims to end submarine warfare if Britain admits the declaration of London. Berlin stock exchange rose in response to the American note as markets fluctuated amid British press coverage.
Economy is the watch sword in these days of expensive living. We can assist you in solving your housekeeping problems by giving you better food stuffs at lower prices than elsewhere. Let us prove it.
Washington June 16 The Supreme Court adjudicated the long running antebellum debt case between Virginia and West Virginia. West Virginia must pay 12 293 529 50 dollars plus interest to Virginia or to debt holders. The decision fixes principal and nearly 9 million in interest with credits for Virginia assets, while outlining steps to compel payment if WV resists.
The Supreme Court yesterday held West Virginia must pay about $25 million for an old Virginia debt. The state cannot issue bonds except to pay its share of the debt, leaving a $1.0 million compromise unresolved. Old certificates from 40 years ago now fetch little above a fraction of their face value.
The 1914 annual report from West Virginia Auditor and ex officio Insurance Commissioner Durst shows a record year for the state’s 145 domestic and foreign life and fire insurers. Total premiums reached 2,883,838 with net losses 1,506,984, and losses incurred 1,711,808. 32.36 million in policies issued, 161.6 million in insurance in force, and 57.0 million at year end for fraternal and miscellaneous lines. Taxes and fees rose, with revenue from premiums and duties totaling 226,176.02, while expenses were 24,...
County Agent W D Zinn outlines last week with three meetings drawing 138 attendees and eighteen farms visited. Four or five communities plan lime crusher purchases while the Saturday courthouse meeting drew sixty farmers to discuss silos and rotations. He will visit Eagle district this week and hold gatherings at Doli Wyatt and Lumberport with a 2 PM Saturday talk on Suitable Rotations for Harris County farmers.
Washington June 16 The Supreme Court Monday afternoon disposed of the Webb Kenyon liquor cases without ruling on constitutionality or construction. The Kentucky case involved the Adams Express Company for bringing liquor for personal use from Tennessee into Whitley county Kentucky territory Justice Day held the court bound to accept the Kentucky court of appeals decision that the Webb Kenyon law was applicable. The conviction of the express company was set aside.
Advert describes SSS blood purifier as a fast acting medicine that enters the bloodstream, purges impurities, and treats eruptions, skin troubles, and blood issues without harming joints or other organs. Claims rapid spread within minutes and broad health benefits, advising purchase from Swift Specific Co. and to follow directions.
The county court probated the will of Fanny Wickenhofer naming Henry Wickenhofer as executor. Her 26 acre farm near Wilsonburg and three Glenwood lots were allotted to him, with specified acres to John Jo Wickenhofer, Mamie Swager, William Wickenhofer, Hattie Fittro, and Fannie Swager. Remainder divided among four children. Guardian Thomas J. Parrish of Hallie M. Robinson infant bond set at $200 with Raymer Parrish as surety.
J E Henderson of the Henderson Brothers Lumber Company is appointed to lead the sales department for a large tract of Kendall Lumber Corporation timber in Oregon. He will relocate to Denver or Salt Lake City to establish his office and will maintain his interest in the local company.
The Concatenated Order of Hoo Hoo plans a Clarksburg assembly to initiate eight candidates with a 10:30 pm banquet at the Waldo Hotel hosted by toastmaster Harry B. Curtin. J. E. Henderson named vicegerent snoark and prominent lumbermen from central state to attend. the event follows a Hoo Hoo history of 70 years and a 25,000-member base.
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