Bargain Home Sale Highlights Limited Chance
A brief notice outlines a chance to purchase a home at a bargain price. Details on location and bidding process are readable but incomplete. The item emphasizes affordability and a short window to act.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
3
A brief notice outlines a chance to purchase a home at a bargain price. Details on location and bidding process are readable but incomplete. The item emphasizes affordability and a short window to act.
Voters consider costly restrictions as critics say the plan cannot be built at the proposed price. Proponents argue the project remains feasible within the budget and timelines.
A fragment notes four suitable building lots in a city subdivision along Seventh Street. The message emphasizes proximity to the center and signals residential development potential.
An advertisement touts $800 each with $1.00 down and balance in monthly installments urging quick action. The copy emphasizes affordability and immediate availability to entice buyers.
Howard Post BOTICE 2 Traction Company. Jeane Clarksburg Yor Gramelit. OTvel, Mt Clare, Weston, Shinrston, Fair Farmington, nington: should be delivered in the station not later than 300 a. min. Fairview and Intermediate Points, 11:06 a. m. Meaton and Intermediate points, 12:00 BL Quick service, treasurable rates, and care in handing make this 21 ideal fine for shippers. MONONGAT-SLA VAELEY TRAST TION COMPANT
A fragmentary travel note mentions Colorado as an affordable destination. The item contains garbled publisher hints and partial lines about maps, booklets, and a travel pamphlet by W. B Byrne with reference to a railroad company.
Mrs Garrett plans to open a Montessori school for children in Clarksburg with Miss Alger assisting. Alger, from Swarthmore Pa, completed the same training and a playground work course. The school is slated to open about September 15, pending suitable quarters.
Charleston June 25 The fifteen district mine inspectors meet with Earl Henry chief of the department of mines to discuss provisions of the new mining law enacted by the 1915 legislature. The conference covers the creation of three new districts and the assignment of three new inspectors.
Grafton report states Wi Weaver aged 30 was convicted at Kinewood of attacking Mrs Margaret Sergeant aged 32. He was sentenced to the maximum twenty years in prison.
An old advice column warns that swollen glands signal serious illness and threaten blood health. It urges seeking care, explains disease spread through the bloodstream, and promotes a tonic from The Swift Specific Co with a medical adviser’s note.
A pink and white themed birthday party for Josephine celebrated her fifth birthday. Relatives and friends gathered as carpets of pink and white decor surrounded a centerpiece of glass bowls and carnations while pink and white candy filled small baskets for each child.
In Wellesburg on June 2 a ruptured Burks Oil Company pipeline in front of William Wagner's home sprayed burning oil into the air about thirty feet high. The Wagner house chimney and coal stove were damaged as flames sparked repeatedly, though workers from Wagner Coal Company miners managed to extinguish the fires each time.
On June 26 near Burlington a car carrying O W Franklin 35 of Burlington and Eva Landaul 23 of Chicago collided with a wagon. Franklin and Landaul were killed while J Wicker of High Point and Miss Mattie Briggs of Chicago were severely injured.
Grafton delegates to the Elks convention plan to depart around July 1 to reach the Pacific coast city for the opening events. Special delegates will accompany other local Elks, with two members already en route. W. P. Kimmel, a former Grafton resident, is organizing as acting guide for the party.
An Italian man named Peresa Victor was examined by the county gamacy commission to determine sanity. The panel found he was not insane and he will be held for further developments. He has a wife and five children in Italy and has been out of work for several months. The case will be set before the Italian consul.
Charleston reports an inquiry into former Senator William Campbell about seeking a U.S. Supreme Court receiver for West Virginia. Major Holmes Conrad, counsel for bondholders, stated the claim was utterly without pardon or substance.
A minor tremor was felt in El Centro California at 2:00 am Thursday. Reports say bricks loosened in the Masonic temple and other buildings with trolley damage. Early estimates put total losses as not exceeding a modest amount.
Charleston June 25 The board of regents selected Woodley, principal of Fairmont Normal School, as president of Marshall College at Unineton. He succeeds J. Corbler, former principal of Fairmont schools, who was removed from the post.
Dr John S Stone, past exalted ruler of Clarksturs Lodge, will attend the grand lodge convention and reunion in Los Angeles California as official representative. He plans to travel with a party aboard two special trains from Chicago, and will be away for several days. Shields, former grand treasurer, is also expected to attend.
The committees expressed confidence in securing the 1,000 by Tuesday night inclusive, with work continuing until the campaign ends. The note mentions trameAssociation and noon Thursday as a target time for progress.
Local notices indicate marriage licenses issued for Wilson Piberson and Alice GoAlen along with Blanche rarcim pand Stephen in at sand amor Sovak near Wex teon City. The fragmentary bulletin lists names tied to a factional surge as part of civic records.
Mail opening mentions Governor Hatfield to appoint a successor to the Rev CH McGhree, superintendent of the West Varela colored orphans home, with George Winston tipped as best local candidate by Huntington residents. FAIRMONT Jane 35 charged with arson in a house on Anna Watson, held in county jail awaiting hearing. dwelling destroyed in an unoccupied building amid alleged neighborhood quarrel.
Melville S Jarvis of United Stars army with 3frs Jarvis from Texas City are guests of Mr and Mrs A W Rapp. They plan two months at Lake Park then to Leary Exworth Bay where Maj Jarvis will be stationed. Also notes Clarence Matheney, a county convict who escaped a road crew and is now in jail after a tip led deputies to Industrial.
A baby girl was born Wednesday afternoon to Mrs Warren Robinson of Hart land addition. Mother and baby are reported doing nicely.
Reports from London Wheeling and Wellsville show committees announcing large relief totals. London says $100000 subscribed for sins relief, Titanic relief totals reach $209000 and Empress of Ireland relief at $335000, while Wheelings meeting elects Rabbi Silver as minister. a brief item notes Dr George Hill’s injury and hospital status in Ohio Valley.
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