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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1903
Page
2
A fragmented display ad note suggests a free publication offer tied to a Ga location with stray words like sitar and hares. The readable bits point to ad copy testing or copy-free submission terms under a local listing label LOWNDES.
An editorial discusses the defeat of a proposed bond measure for a central school building and nearby homes. It argues voters were divided over centralization versus neighborhood facilities, noting many did not vote while opponents feared higher taxes and consolidation. The piece urges careful public action in future district planning.
In Columbus a man named Phillips died at a local location aged about forty. The incident occurred in Tosleir county with Huckle and Wy Va figures noted among bystanders. Professional details remain unclear in the readable fragments.
A garbled police court blurb describes a morning session with unclear details and names. The fragment hints at a judge or clerk and possible fines or costs but lacks concrete facts or identifiable persons.
Sutton, W Va reports the death of Hon. John S. Ore a member of the state legislature from Braxton County at his home in the city. His passing marks the loss of a prominent and influential public figure in the region.
A faulty seating setup at the Etinersst Show caused a fall that fractured Willie Deinon’s leg Monday evening. Police officer Harry Brooks assisted the boy to a streetcar and he received medical care at Hewet Street. Other patrons escaped injury though a separate minor incident lightly injured Mr. J. W. Deisom.
Wayman Ogden prepares to assume duties as county superintendent, succeeding Mr Newsom as Ogden finishes a WVU Morgantown summer session. The piece notes Ogden’s Republican elect status last fall and mentions a medicinal product for summer diarrhea sold by George Stone, a local druggist.
Multiple property transfers listed for No 110 Third St and nearby areas including parcels at Pike street and Coal district with buyers and sellers named. Also notice of the second teacher examination under the uniform system to be held in Clarksburg on July 2 and 24, 1903 with exam materials provided to applicants. Wayman Ogden County Supt.
Coitrell and Hopkins Teal Estate Brokers advertise multiple parcels in the Jacobs Building. Prices include a $400.00 lot in Wines Addition and a second lot 2518i with a low price. Fax line notes SAK157 and a brief offer window over several days.
Water consumers are warned rents for the quarter ending June 30 1901 are due at the city office between 8 am and 12 pm 1 and 4 and 6 30 pm at 498 Court Street. Those failing to pay by July 5 1905 will have their water turned off.
One of the largest Elks classes will be initiated in a ceremony this evening. About ten candidates participate. Lodge meetings will be at the usual hour, last major gathering before summer adjournment. An all lodge banquet follows to honor the new members.
Mrs SH Lewson of Decatur describes a long battle with indigestion stomach and bowel trouble lasting three years. After doctors and remedies failed she tried Bleetei Hitters, which she says instantly eased discomfort and cured her. Electric Bitters considered the right remedy for liver kidney stomach and bowel troubles. Priced 50 cents. Tex squat treed by Famk G. Bland, denpwiat.
A farmer reports discovering a kind of quartz containing gold valued by government experts at about 200 dollars per ton. The substance appears promising for substantial future mining. Also mentions Mrs. Sarah WW Curtis of Lee, Massachusetts praising Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for indigestion and sour stomach and endorses its use.
Ten dollars down and monthly payments buy lots along the Park and Marietta line in Clarksbury W Va. Contact E Thad Post Jacobs building Clarksburg for details. Also M D Stuart buys and sells horses from Traders Akey barn near the Gratral Presbyterian Church and Dr Howell. Dr Mason's office moved to Kessler Hospital.
The famous Francis mineral water will be sold daily with Luther W. Elliott delivering bottled water from Emiet bakery on South Island Street. Bottles cost 10 cents, available at Ed Rone's news stand Pike Street Bland's drug store McClaskey's grocery 132 Fourth Street Glen Elk Produce Company Le J Cars xadont 414 North Fourth Street George Hudler & Brother 540 Main Street R. B. James Adamsiton meat market. Water bottled directly from the well without artifical pumping. Also notes unrelated patent medicines and a grand opening announcement for a local liquor store.
A six year old Jersey cow is for sale described as a good milker. Inquire at the office for details and arrangements.
A fragmented ad notes whiskey prices in Braddock and Cumberland beer markets. It mentions orders delivered citywide and a Family Siguor Store near the post office. References M. D. Stuart buying horses and a large barn on Traders Mill Way behind Central Presbyterian church with occasional boarders.
Notice describes paving on West Mike Street with an estimated 150 yards of payse to be laid today. It mentions De Keener eye sight specialist at Blund's drug store and Doyle offering free eye tests. Also references horse teams for bridge work and various local business notices with a promise of quality work and a large stock.
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