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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
8
From Ay ACCA Presse dated March 1 report says the government severs the rank of lieutenant general amid turmoil over military affairs and trade as the Prince hill dispute echoes through the upper echelons of command.
Fragmentary text notes drilling on a farm and repair efforts over several weeks. Mentions a worker or company and reference to well work, but details are unreadable and names are uncertain.
Local grain market notes mention traders and shipments with several names from Parkersburg Morgantown and Newark. Attendees include Attomey W Scott Meredith and Judge A G Dayton arriving for federal court sessions. Members of the Ladies of the G A R plan a meeting and a classified notice seeks a business lady for immediate employment.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Gaff MK church will hold a bake sale and cake event at Hoy Mann & Costany store on Saturday March 3 at two o'clock. Proceeds support church missions and local helpers.
Public auction notices announce a cattle sale featuring fresh heifers and cows. The listing mentions a location on Main Street and a sale organizer named Sweet Melody Flour. Exact date and bidders are unclear from the fragment.
Slayton and Sryan Grocers announce a selection of breakfast items including Gem City Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon and Swifts Empire breakfast bacon. The notice highlights available Minnesota Pine items and a variety of edible products.
Advert directs attention to Dr Gum's Blood and Nerge Toni as a remedy for weakness, pale blood, and fatigue. Claims include tablets taken with meals produce rich steady blood at a rate of a pound per week. Mentions delivery to Philadelphia and county officials amid other promotional lines.
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