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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
10
Charleston June 16. Secretary of State certifies incorporation of Don Coal Company Mountaintop area. Authorized capital 15000. Directors listed: G. Arred, Frank Key, M. Le Stafford, McM. Roth, J. C. Nesbitt. Location Mounting, Cabin Creek district.
A Charleston company files to operate a general coal, oil and gardoninean venture with authorized capital of $40.01. Incorporators listed as Harri con R. Bimith, Duke W. Hill, BC Marc Thaon, AW TL tlodges and A. Colston, all of Charleston.
President Wilson speaks on West Virginia mineral resources and the nation’s needs, urging attention to dependences neighboring states and majors to place time and effort in priority.
Corset covers and brassieres offered at 25 and 50 cents each. Readable details indicate affordable undergarments priced in two penny steps for shoppers seeking value.
Retail note lists ladies silk hose in black white pink sorrel putty king's blue sky blue and special stock while they last. Also mentions Her Hair 2 hace lio and a price of 25e.
A special Saturday lot offers white skirts in piques linen gabardines and gabardine styles. Prices start at about one dollar for selected pieces with several styles available.
The Honorable Joseph Hoot Haines of Charleston delivers remarks emphasizing the need to address West Virginia's abundant resources. He frames a summons service urging men, women, and children to uphold ideals guiding transformation into practical outcomes for the state.
Henry H. Archer of the West Virginia Board of Trade plans a terror defense talk in Charleston. The draft notes emphasize precise delivery of speeches by local readers to guests at the parent celebration. Communities late with plans are urged to submit proofs promptly for a planned larger event.
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