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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
6
A fragmented note mentions Lumberport and Haywood in a service outline with grading and timing references. It references an area or line proposal with partial wording about completion, service, and local involvement.
In a Friday afternoon county court session the examiner reviewed the case of the warranted suspect named Byrd. The proceedings focused on the delinquent matter and preliminary evidence presented by the sheriff.
Jeny years ago in Justice Ja N. David's court Miss Mullen faced claims of bigamy as she denied knowing her whereabouts and withheld details. A contract for a new court house at Pine, costing 10,000, was awarded to Clell Smith with Holmboe and Lafferty as architects. A Craigmoor reunion was postponed due to illness while geologic survey work continued on the city’s east end. Other items include hospital treatment for vowel trouble, typhoid fever threat to a Chidester, and delegates returning from Burnsville's Christian Endeavor convention.
Exhibition of early locomotives and cars from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to be placed on display in Charleston during the celebration starting July 5. President Daniel Willard authorized transfer. Wheeling officials aided planning. Virginian debt commission to meet West Virginia on July 22 in Charleston. British army to be equipped with rifles for higher velocity. For sale seven room frame house in Adamston W V8, Joseph Powell. Wanted pantry girl at Waldo Hotel. Large refrigerator and scales for sale. Position sought by married man as salesman. New garage for rent. Stenographer and clerk sought by Harvey Smith in Attogaey.
W W Whitelock reviews Italian coinage and foreign money practices highlighting debasement, counterfeits, and official refusals to recognize Italian currency. He cites experiences in Italy and discusses how such conditions tempt American counterfeiters and affect money orders and gold availability. The piece ends with a lighter anecdote about rejecting a moon as a metaphor for deceit.
M. J. OfsCoy was arrested Friday and awaits a hearing in Justice G. H. Gordons court on a charge of giving a bad check for $9 drawn on the National Exchange Bank at Weston to W. H. Hicks. Germany's excess of births over deaths exceeds that of other nations with similar industrial velocity.
A finance committee clearances propose a reform directing the president to impose full revenue duties on certain imported commodities, amid debate over protecting U S producers including California wine makers, with opposition noted.
Readable text lists heavy Milanese silk gloves with Paris Point backs and embroidered styles from Srans in Milan and Paris, with price points ranging from $1.50 to $2.50 per pair. Descriptions include 16 button, 26 button, and Chamgisette glove varieties in colors White, Natural, and Pongee.
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