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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1916
Page
4
Fragmented text references anti dumping policy, wartime production and defense in America and Europe, mentions Ames, England, France, and immigration restraint. It implies economic wartime controls and trade issues affecting industry and national defense.
Fragmentary text appears to praise the vitality of religion and church unity in America, referencing the Churches of Christ and religious vigor amid national moral concerns. The readable lines suggest a theme of Protestant fellowship and moral purpose without clear dates or events.
On a Tuesday afternoon in Clarksburg a wartime parade drew thousands cheering as West Virginia forces marched past the crowd. Veterans, bands, and a youth contingent led by Rowan and Whikding-Columbia figures joined a long, emotional procession ending with a patriotic rally and brief remarks from Captain Rick Williams and Attorney J. E. Law.
A crowd hailed a political speaker who urged patriotic duty and peace through strength. Harvey Gregory, chief musician, led a ceremonial moment as the audience pledged loyalty and discussed marching to the border with a regimental detachment. The night ended with the crowd chanting and the colors calling.
The report details numerous oil and gas developments across multiple counties and townships. Companies such as Hunter Oil, Carter Company, and Missourian outfitters drill No. 27 on Spurrstock, No. 18 on the same field, and No. 14 in Windolph while reporting barrels per day outputs and new pumpers. The fieldwide activity spans Jackson, Perry, Coshocton, and Morgan counties with pipelines and wells at various farms including the W and A Smith, Clinton formation, and the Columbull and Peters concerns.
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