Notice of liquor license transfer hearing in Clarkesburg
Notice announces Myrtle D. Williams and Gebald seeking transfer of license to sell spirits in Clarkesburg West Virginia. Hearing set for June 23 1907 by City Council. grantor is Joseph W Latstotter and Elizabeth Latstetter building 227 West Pike. Also includes stray dog reward and an art sale notice at 406 West Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lcense
Clarkeoes
Myrtle DL. Williams
Digense
Joseph W. Latstotter
Elizabeth Latstetter
West Pike Street
Clarkeburg
Virginia
Noties
Giebald
City of
Clarksburg
Wilt H. Cole. Bierk
Clarketts
Stout and companions plan Terra Alta trip for fair
W Frank Stout and partner with fair faces prepare to leave the city for Terra Alta. They intend to book a large number of features and other items from rear in that section as they move. Wherries and cream are mentioned, with Thursday evening at the B church noted. Pen week marks final chance to buy Japanese Art Goods at own price at Got Cain’s Japanese Art Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Frank Stout
Ern
Terra Alta
Got
Cain
Coal towns Fairmont and Clarksburg rise on coal boom
Black Diamond journal praises Fairmont Cox Company for large coal production and no union labor, aided by detectives and stable wages. It notes eight county region produced nearly ten million tons last year, transforming Clarksburg and Fairmont into prosperous towns with modern hotels and rail links, driven by coal.
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Black Diamond
Fairmont Cox Company
United States
Jompany
Saal
Prevent
Wnion
Fairmont
Clarksburg
Grafton
Elkins
Drunk Money Collected at City Police Court Session
G T Miller, a jailed prisoner, paid a dollar fine at the Teemlar session after law enforcement detained him for drunkenness in the city streets last night. Paul Rickman forfeited a fine for drunkenness, adding to city coffers. Nidge ALG Dayton received a federal court order to attend Morgantown for a university commencement exercise. his son is among the graduates and will return to Parkersburg to reopen court.
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G. T. Miller
Crite
Paol Rickman
Nidge
Dayton
Parkersbnrg
Morgantown
Parkershure
Brunswick billiard parlour to host Indies day event
A Brunswick billiard parlour on Piketree will host Indies day featuring James Way Ay Brenswick. The event, supported by Indies, promises big attendance from local elites and ladies, aiming for popularity in the same year.
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Brunswick
Branswick
Morgantown Socials and Weddings Surprise Friends
Social items recount Charles McIntosh and Virginia McLane’s surprise 6 pm wedding at the bride’s home in Morgantown with limited family attendance. They will reside in Havenwood after a short honeymoon. Also noted are James Stuck and Loretta Phillips wedding plans in Cumberland and Miss Blanche Lockwood hosting an informal dinner for Miss Sue Maxwell. Knights of the Maccabees hold a box supper to raise funds for regalia.
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Charles J. Mctmtosti
Virginia Mckane
Belre Quilty
Aml Menhares McLane
Morguntown
McIntosh
Havenawood
Morgantown
Rarimwood
Fast
Melntoxh
James A. Stuck
Cumberland
Clarksburg
Loretta Virginia Phillips
Stuck
Phillips
J. M. Phillips
Independence
W. Va
Blanche Lockwood
Parkersburg
Sue
Maxwell
B. C. Boggs
Miss Lockwood
Todge
Knights of the Maccabees of the World
Smith Draws Dowds at Bijou Theatre West Main
An extraordinary and popular feature at the Bijou theatre on West Main last night was Gus Smith singing from 7 to 10 o clock. He presented pictures with singing and praised the high character of the films, drawing a constant throng and large business. The management is praised for securing his services and he will sing again tomorrow night.
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Bijou
Fourth of July celebrations loom over Belington grounds
Community plans a large Fourth of July program at Belington Barbour County with racing events and public attractions. Local coverage notes advertising details and a timetable for the Belington celebration. Also mentioned are a funeral for James Lotter in Adzmeton and a pending Japanese Art Goods sale at 405 West Main Street plus a Belington store closing.
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Rhllington
Belington Turr
Belugtom
Barbour Cinty
Will
Jon
Cole Cain
West Main Street
Apn
Fieppire Bank
Buildings Planned on Me Chania Street and Church Additions
Judge Nathan Goswil approves new structures along Me Chania Street behind Oak Holi building costing 95 000 with Ward J Wood as architect. Wood also handles Home Furnishing Company extension at rear of unknown length, brick three stories high costing 6 000. Plans for First Presbyterian church remodeling or addition could cost 2 500 to 7 000 depending on interior or rear extension.
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Nathan Goswil
Chania
Ward J. Wood
Min Wood
Judge Gol
Hays
Wood
First Presbyterian Church
County Court Names Guardian for Infant of Asa G Kelley
Judge E B Kelley qualified in county court Wednesday as guardian of Gussie Fay Kelley infant of Asa G Kelley with bond of 100 dollars and L I Lowther as surety. D M Williams released as bondsman of L G Perine. Hope Natural Gas Co accepted for laying pipe lines. D M Shinn heirs’ cos acre valued. age reduced from 206 to 176 and 89 lires, some cost mined out.
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E. B. Kelley
Gussie Fay Kelley
Asa G.kelley
Woman to Be Pretty in New Fashion This Season
A fragmented item describes new beauty standards and hair care trends, mentioning Wells Baymarker and special agents. It references female tone and contour ideas, with unclear pricing and product names. The text is garbled OCR style, offering little coherent detail beyond fashion and cosmetics notions.
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San Arene Tates
Wells & Baymarker
Assessor Team Near Finished With Personal Property Report
County assessors F. M. Davia and Ernest L. Pigott have nearly completed the annual personal property assessment and are preparing a report for the county court to use in levying the year’s tax. A few properties remain unassessed, but the number is shrinking.
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F. M. Davia
Ernest L. Pigott
Saloon Permit Granted and Court Raises License Fee
Ty A lolfey secures papers to open a saloon in Salem as city council approves, but he delays opening. Toledo court boosts license terms from 1800 to 2500, while J Cheney & Co pledge one hundred dollars per case of catarrh cured or not. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with sworn testimonials and a free sample offer.
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Ty A. Lolfey
Salem
Couti
iNegal
Toledo
Tucan
J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Cheney
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