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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
13
Two vacant lots offered for sale with modest terms. A six room house on Jet 4 by 126 feet with rear alley, paved street, cement walk, near school and church priced at 3500 with payments. A vacant Jet Nil 272 on Pennsylvania Avenue priced at 275 with 10 cash and balance on time.
The federal mine rescue department establishes two sub stations on the third floor of the federal building in Huntington with H. D. Jones in charge. The move follows a recent mine rescue meet to base a mine rescue car No. S here. The county infirmary and farm received an annual inspection by the county court, which praised James M. Day, the superintendent, for tidy buildings and a fine farm.
A fragmented travel snippet describes Glacier National Park in Montana as a scenic destination linked to early routes from Chicago. It mentions hotels and travel firms in a vague promotional tone with obscure publication errors.
The Otterbien Sisters of Duff Street United Brethren church plan a baked sale at Lawman's store starting 9 am Saturday to fund the new church building. A Monday night social features the Cadenza orchestra playing popular dances with a special car arranging transport from Clarksburg and nearby towns to Traction Park.
An advertisement for Rheuma from Wells-Haymaker Co claims Rheuma cures all rheumatism by removing uric acid and supports kidney health. Porter Smith of Dobbin West Virginia testifies to rapid relief after starting Rheuma. The ad touts availability at druggists for 50 cents a bottle with a satisfaction or money-back guarantee.
Narcissus Sewing Club members and guests gathered at Mrs. Eshenfelder’s Northview home for a social afternoon focused on fancy work. Attendees included Mesdames Stamm Grim Maine Gerard Ho Moore, masters Stamm, and Miss Beatrice Gerard, with others from Bridgeport joining by car via Booths Creek road.
Information from United States Attorney W G Barnhart states the Federal institute requires all interstate shipments be inspected. An investigation has begun into the labeling of whiskey as Olave Oil and Core.
West Virginia Bankers Association Group Six holds its initial meeting this afternoon and tonight at Clarksburg Country Club on Weston street car line. A business session begins at 4 o clock with dinner to follow for visitors. Group Six covers Barbour Lewis Braxton Doddridge Harrison Monongalia Preston Randolph Taylor Garfield Webster and Marion counties.
The article introduces Thomas W Fleming as a new political figure in the First district of West Virginia. It highlights his background in Monongalia valley religion, his bold project to Mannington and beyond, and his direct, practical speaking style akin to Mark Hanna. The piece praises his democratic approach and notes his appeal to voters and party health regardless of primary outcome.
At a regular meeting in the First Methodist church the Brotherhood decided to suspend Sunday afternoon speakers for July and August due to heat. An open air meeting will be held July 15 with all members allowed to bring wives. a social session will follow. Location to be announced in the next issue. Mr Welch spoke for the group. PARIS June 15 The war office reports a Hamilton study remains pending. A cottage prayer meeting is set for 7:30 P M at the residence of E H Warner on South Chestnut Street with reader Chester Voor involved.
Frank Usher head waiter at the Waldo hotel leaves tonight for Washington and New York to spend high vacation. He will then take charge of the Lake Shore Club near Chicago for the summer. James Booker colored was found guilty of failing to support his wife Cora Booker and four children. hearing in Magistrate Jackson W. Carter's court Thursday evening, bond set at 3100 to pay wife 4 a week for six months. Booker appealed to the criminal court. Swiger ofumberport found guilty for violating the prohibition law by a criminal court jury Friday. sentencing not yet set. Or and Mrs Koehler formerly resided in this city and have many friends here.
An advertised hair tonic Parisian Sage claims to restore dull faded hair by cooling and invigorating the scalp. It promises to remove dandruff, soften and thicken hair, stop itching, and provide a fragrant, non sticky treatment available at Wells Hawkins Co. and drug counters.
Governor Brumbaugh signed the general appropriation bill providing for government expenses and minor amendments across departments. The act carries about $22,000 in unspecified adjustments and includes revisions to the state expenditure framework.
The Bridgeport gathering featured a prize plate awarded to Miss Irgini Withers. The event concluded with an elaborate salad course. Numerous attendees included Mrs. Jo Mi and Rev. Robert Brags, along with many teachers, chaperones, and visiting guests from area towns.
The accused, Paul McCracken, is jailed after being arrested for stealing a mare from Jesse F. Nurum of Shinn's Run. Constable J. Bartlett and Nazurmi place the incident north of Glen Faille. McCracken allegedly traded the mare for a shed at Ducksmith Shop and fled toward Fairmont. the mare was later recovered. The magistrate will hear the case in a few days.
The Independent reports Adelphi Lodge Odd Fellows observing orders with 2H members in attendance at their meeting room on West Siam Street. The note mentions a church body nearby and references a local lodge event.
At o clock this evening the Ker A B Withers director of the American Baptist Publication Society in West Virginia will deliver an address at the Industris Baptist church. All are welcome.
Adam Jah was jailed in the city jail awaiting a court appearance before Mayor Gordon. He was arrested Thursday night by Officer McCloud in connection with an incident described as joltering on Ada streets. Court expected this evening at 7 o'clock.
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