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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1912
Page
4
The piece outlines potential presidential contenders and convention possibilities amid a deadlock. It mentions New York and New Jersey prospects, possible New York mayoral influence, and speculation on a ticket strategy with figures like Bryan and Gaylord.
A writer in the July World's Work argues farm ownership as Old Age Insurance. He notes rich owners can profit from rising land values while mortgage holders gain limited benefit, stressing the durable value of productive farm land across the United States for retirement security.
The article notes Rockefeller funds support cancer research and cure development. It mentions a benefactor aiding the cause, the need to trace cancer’s cause, and hopes that eradication could rival smallpox and tuberculosis, reducing fear of the disease. The tone reflects global interest and optimism.
A local writer portrays Findley as the pivotal figure in the campaign for the late M J Francis. The piece accuses him of funding and orchestrating support while arguing the opposing side would be grateful to avoid harming Findley. Citizens express mixed opinions on Findley's candidacy for prosecuting attorney.
Arrangements for the forty second annual Virginia Education Association convention were nearly complete with a reception at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Prof. G S Jacobs of Washington School chairs the receiving committee and B B Bingle of Center School leads an assignment panel. Delegates began arriving early. a special B and O train carried the main body up the Ohio River. President Tra Bush, Parkersburg superintendent, and Secretary C R Murray, Williamson superintendent, are part of the party.
Heavy rains refilled streams as the Hope Natural Gas Co reports test wells on Randall farm and a gasser in Fifth district while Simson District shows no test on Sayne farm. Numerous wells were shut for lack of water earlier in the season. Voters proceed with interest in reading about the race and candidates.
The Newark area obituary reports the death of Mrs. Ward of Newark at her home on Wednesday evening after an illness. Survived by her husband and two daughters Mrs Otto Moore and Mrs Wilcox, plus several grandchildren and siblings. The funeral is announced with services at Cedar FN cemetery conducted by Rev Day of the Columbie Presbyterian Church.
June 19. Twenty nine nurses from various parts of West Virginia enter the state examination at Carnegie auditorium for the degree of registered nurse. The examining board includes Dr. T. M. Hasking Wheeling and others from Huntington Martinsburg Bluefield and Clarksburg. Candidates and addresses follow.
Private Buscum Hornsby arrives from Parkersburg to assist Sergeant ITN Frisby at the station. He replaces Corporal Rosege Williams who transfers to Saat Tiverpool.
Notice announces a stockholders meeting of the Md corporation to approve increasing capital stock. Held at Room 417 Gow bullidieg on Saturday July 20 1981 at 1:00 p m. Quorum and approval of a 10 000 share increase and related resolutions are on the agenda. Secretary Paul B. Hornor signs the notice.
Notice invites sealed bids to replace flooring at Glen Bridge with 3 inch white rock asphalt roofing and Moor over the deck. Bids due noon Friday June 23 1912 to the Center of Clarighure. Include labor to remove old floor and install new pilings as required.
The Board of Education of Hagle District invites sealed bids for interior fourth room addition and repairs at Morrison County High School in Lumberport West Virginia. Plans by Holmdoo & Lafferty Architects include New York offices. Bids due June 36 1912 with $1000 bond. board may reject all bids.
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