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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
16
Two story newer room house finished throughout in air. Good cellar barn and all out buildings with fine well of water. Plentiful of all kinds of traits. 1 8 mile to railroad station street car line surveyed through farm 2 4 2 acres good land. A nice home for someone.
A报价 states price of 3500 dollars for building a structure, claiming it cannot be matched by builders. The note highlights low cost as a selling point and implies possible value or urgency. The text emphasizes affordability over detailed specifications or location.
An 19th century health remedy claims to flush the blood from head to foot and knock out rheumatism. It markets a cleansing preparation as a universal purifier with sweeping benefits.
Charleston residents General C. C. Watts and D. C. T. Davis Jr. gain multi millionaires’ status after the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Walls et al v. Lane and Denhardt. The dispute concerns 100,000 acres in the Santa Cruz valley Arizona, once traded for Las Vegas land in 1860. The tract lies near Tucson, irrigated and rich in copper and alfalfa, with cattle grazing and mineral resources. Watts and Davis, backed by Herbert Noble and other financiers, pursue full ownership as legal battles conclude in their favor through federal courts.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a letter writing issue involving a person who allegedly wrote letters and allowed a crime or wrongdoing to occur. Names appear as Neate, Léantway, and Abe in connection with the letters and the accusation.
The weekly rate for the army at Vera Cruz dropped to 2.03 and the Marines to 2.30 for the week ending June 24. The War Department notes 43 sick in hospitals, 17 in quarantine, with 52 incapacitated by disease or injury. A decrease in malaria bone suffering and intestinal disease is reported.
The eighth annual convention of the West Virginia Pharmaceutical Association concluded at Mt. Hope. Delegates approved program plans for next year and elected officers for the statewide group.
The text reports officers elected for the next greeting places with Joe H. Elison of Wellyburg as president and Grant Graham of Beelington as second vice president. Other officers include C Sturm of Claresburg as pirate vice president, Chas Bt. Cish of Wheeling as treasurer, and Bert Downs of Welch as secretary. A council includes Mary Cummaford and others.
A big motorcycle event at Ak Park tonight features three races starting at a to be announced hour. Many entries are from out of town with a trio of classes including amateur, all around, and professional. The race site is well lit by gas lamps along the track and starter Dana Davis of Harley-Davidson will begin the event.
Suspected to be mentally deranged George Satterfield, a Monticello brickyard employee living nearby, awaits a lunacy hearing in Magistrate T. G. Nicewarner's court after arrest by special constable Robert S. Noon under a warrant urged by a relative.
An old advertisement extols Eckman’s Alterative as a cure for severe chest illnesses and chronic lung conditions. The letter claims a long history of recoveries and urges readers to request a booklet from Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia, noting sales through local druggists.
Notice to depositions of Arin Faxesiare and sundry others in a Circuit Court of Maric yon County West Virginia. Deposition to be read in evidence on the hearing of the case in favor of the plaintiff at Sperry Sperry offices Empire Building Clarksburg Harrison County on July 14 1014 from 9 oclock AM to 10 oclock PM. If not commenced or completed the taking will be adjourned and continued until completed. Faurn, e e: uABIO FAZZALARE. By SPERRY SPERRY Counsel.
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