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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
14
Shipments for Man mington and intermediate points must reach the station by 9:00 am Fairview and intermediate points by 11:06 am Weston and intermediate points by 12:00 Me Quick service reasonable rates and careful handling praised as an ideal line for shippers.
The newly appointed state veterinary examining board will hold its first meeting in Charleston June 25 at the office of H E Williams, commissioner of agriculture, to organize and draft rules for licensing applicants in West Virginia. The three members are Dr E M Spenster of North Fork, Dr J J Cranwell of Clarksburg, and Dr W E Langford of Martinsburg.
Grafton June 22 Baltimore and Ohio shops here and at Hardman are now working full forces for the first time in many months signaling renewed activity in the railroad yards and related Work.
A terse note discusses a pair of bargain options described as hereatis. It notes the existence of two bargain items and hints at comparison or choice without detailing features.
The speaker laments tax shortages from 1914 and warns against bonding the county for road building. He advises caution on mortgages for autos, urges stricter laws against reckless driving, and notes Ohio experiences of high road taxes reducing farm values, urging slowed tax increases.
A large Shriner contingent plans special travel arrangements by regular trains through Yellowstone Park for a five day stop, then to an exposition and return via Los Angeles, San Diego, Salt Lake City, Colorado Springs and Denver or via San Francisco direct to Salt Lake City and Denver. Otis Temple hosts a major travel party led by William Warwin, life representative and imperial potentate.
The article notes Edward Claypole’s deportation after arraignment as a city schools crisis deepens. A third of local schools are reportedly shut or paused, with warnings of rearrest for those roaming the streets. A medical man criticizes secondary education for being too lax in science prerequisites like biology chemistry and physics.
Colored Masons from across the state gather in Wheeling for a three day convention. Headquarters are 1029 Chapline Street with rituals at Odd Fellows hall and sessions at Wayne Methodist Episcopal church. Notable attendees include A P Straughter of Hinton grand master and Prof B L Bard of Keystone.
W D Zinn Harrison county agricultural agent will attend a state conference of county agricultural agents from June 26 to 29 at Morgantown. The gathering aims to exchange views establish uniform principles and address common problems.
Crowds gather at the exposition as entertainers plant a chestnut tree amid pageant flair. The event features humorists and local dignitaries in a light hearted ceremony highlighting agricultural novelty and community spirit.
A historical discussion argues major teaching for now should occur in medical schools or a rearranged high school curriculum. It proposes a four-course science stream acceptable to medical schools as the best solution.
Samuel S. Faris of Bridgeport is reappointed by Governor Hatfield to the equil ization and review board for a three year term in this county.
J Irvin Kidd was adjudged insane by the county lunacy commission on Tuesday morning and will be sent to Weston state hospital. The commission will examine Petesa Victor at 9 oclock Thursday morning. He is in jail. Marriage licenses issued to Glen Hurst and Blanch Lemp, W P Coughlin and Annie B. McGraw, and Wayne B. Harding and Datra E Lambiotte.
Mrs Florence Slite of Wabash praises Chamberlain's Ointment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains. She notes prompt relief and urges others to try the remedy. Obvious ad copy emphasizes wide availability and strong efficacy.
The steamer Matias Weems from Baltimore reports sighting an unidentified schooner bottom up eight miles off New River coast. The Seminole guard cutter went out to investigate the scene.
PERSGHALL L. CG. Wyer was here from Fair] sont. Tuesday. FS. Basnett, of Wheeling, is a guest at the Waldo- James B. Kincaid, of Charleston is as business visitor here. Elmer D. Larson, of Wheeing, is in the city on a brief business visit. Master Moss Eliott and Miss.ene Elliott, of Terra Alta are visiting th sisters, Mrs. P. FE Bayne.of. med
Wire built to extend the railway line from Follansbee to Bates Bridge over a mile long. The project includes the new stretch with costs largely covered by the Street Railway Company, which will pay the best part of the expenses.
Welch and Fullerton, druggists, announce delivery service to all parts of the city. This notice highlights their extensive reach and customer accessibility.
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