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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1914
Page
4
The notice details TRSIORELS COMPANY service rates by carrier and mail, with prices per week month and year, and instructions for changing address. It notes that communications must be signed to receive attention and lists Associated Press credits and office contact details.
A call to action urging readers to adopt a civic beautification motto for 1914. It pushes playgrounds gardens trees and home-yard improvements this summer, urging schools and city offices to lead and citizens to act now rather than delay. The Exponent endorses progressive candidates while promoting community welfare through beautification.
A scrambled OCR reads like a heated exchange attacking a public official and media outlets. It rails at editorial bias, defends an unnamed figure, and accuses rivals of political maneuvering while citing a supposed plan to keep parties divided in the county.
An editorial voice criticizes partisan attacks on President Wilson while lamenting economic distress from factory closures and idle mills. It questions Republican motives, defends Wilson policy, and urges responsible discourse over demagoguery amid national prosperity concerns.
A garbled compilation of editorials and opinions from various papers criticizes mediation, trade tensions, and political shifts. Mentions Niagara mediators, constitutionalists, and Colonel Roosevelt, with references to West Virginia and Republican factions. The tone is editorial and fragmented.
The Spencer Times Record notes seven men praised by Secretary Daniels for conspicuous service, listing Henry Nicker son of WBopling and Lawrence C. Sinnett of Auburn, Buehle county, amid editorials on political winds and recent district elections in New Jersey and Massachusetts.
Dance by Miles Louise and Virginia Davi at Masonie auditorium. June 28 features children’s care novel at Bit park. July 4 hosts mammoth picnic and celebration at fair grounds. July 4 also includes degres work and banquet by Knights of Columbus at St Marys auditorium. September 26 football West Virginia Wesleyan vs Carnsig at Usion Park.
In a chaotic Vulgar Pleas Court No 1 hearing, Judge Rapplewtt declares the Droppenheffer will sane while taunted by the absurd testament. Shaeon Swiggerhang bursts in with a paper asserting the will and dancing steps prove the old man’s competence, amid comic courtroom pandemonium.
Paris reports show French investors suffered heavy losses as hundreds of millions of francs flowed to Mexico. Declines in Mexican bank shares traded in francs reflect the nervous reaction to Huerta policy and American actions. French finance views U.S. recapitalization as central to stabilizing, while losses are blamed on disorder in Mexico.
Report notes India's grain storage has long been inadequate. The first grain elevator project in the peninsula is planned to be completed, signaling a shift toward improved warehousing and efficiency.
Notice states in Harrison County West Virginia that under a deed of trust dated August 12 1901 William A Brewerton and others trustees must sell extensive limestone creek mine properties including coal and leasehold interests near O Gara coal mining holdings to satisfy notes due. The sale at public action at the county courthouse on August 4 will convey oil gas and coal rights with reserves and mining easements to the highest bidder.
Advertising executives meet in Toronto this month under the motto Truth. They push for higher ethics and stronger state laws against false advertising, with vigilance committees enforcing the rules and curbing deceitful claims. The era promises greater safety for buyers of advertised goods as the road for the lakes grows tougher.
A complete range of colors from black and white to rus sian green tan and Copenhagen. New crepe voiles and rice cloth prints feature white grounds with small floral or stripe patterns in contrasting colors. Regular price 86e and 19¢ for the newest patterns and widths 27 inches.
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