Post Office West Virginia Sec ond Class Mail Matter
A brief note indicates the item is entered at the West Virginia post office as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
2
A brief note indicates the item is entered at the West Virginia post office as second class mail matter.
The Daily Telegram delivers ads via Tike News Co on Pike street Rowe s News Stand and Tuckson s News Stand along with Waldo Hotel News Stand Traders Hotel News Stand. Copy for the Telegram must be handed in by nine o clock a m to guarantee same day change and by Wednesday noon for the Weekly Telegram. Early submissions improve service.
The piece argues for strong national road regulation and notes Congress speeches praising roads as vital to commerce, wealth, and civilization. It emphasizes better transportation reduces wear and waste, boosts industry, connects cities and farms, creates jobs, and enhances homes and living standards.
Fragmentary speech recounts alleged past selling of bonds and private deals. Mentions a senator and an past city of gold, criticizes private sales and water investments, and references a resolution adopted after the interlude.
The piece argues Hubbard's bid benefits from tax reform support in the First District. It cites bond sales showing market confidence, touts savings from a resolution, and claims Democratic papers oppose Hubbard to aid rivals. It asserts Hubbard’s past support for reform and predicts Republican victory with a strong Hubbard lead.
The article notes Bucklannon should not overlook Clarksburg's upcoming Fourth of July races and the town aims to attract attendees without sacrificing price. It mentions Hon. William P. Hubbard's active role in public welfare and national matters.
Cyros E Werb announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Harrison County superintendent of free schools. He states his intention to run subject to the will of the county GOP.
The Republican Voters of West Virginia's 12th Senatorial District are urged to support a State Senate bid. The candidate promises health and diligence, while a Branchton Pennsylvania resident lauds Foley's Kidney Cure in a testimonial. Sturm & Wilson sell the product.
A. T. Carter of 414 Monticello Avenue promises to convert feather beds into folding feather mattresses with guaranteed workmanship. Also advertises janité services and mentions Extra fine ice cream served and hotel Wald daily from noon until midnight.
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