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Water and milk analyses are noted along with a price inquiry. The item mentions saving 81.20 on subscription by paying a year in advance this week at the reduced Bargain Week rate for telegraphed subscribers.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
10
Water and milk analyses are noted along with a price inquiry. The item mentions saving 81.20 on subscription by paying a year in advance this week at the reduced Bargain Week rate for telegraphed subscribers.
Charlier Sb Taus of Heygoldaville visits the city while Mrs Anjamin Basset Buckhan HOR and Mrs Benjamin R Blackford Parkersburg guest. Elizabeth Ryan of Wealon visits Mrs Jr Desvitin on Clay street. Families plan travel to Washington for the inauguration. several join trains, including Mr Charles Nutter and daughter to Baltimore then Washington. Mrs Dresbach to Columbus. A Hamburger and Dorothy head to New York and Washington. J W Simpson group also to Washington. E W Laubenstein and Mattie Bartlett to attend.
A recital by the Mareato Music Club was held at the Waldo Hotel in the afternoon with many members in attendance. Miss Nellie Pletcher led a brief program and the next recital will be directed by students and the public school committee, promising further interest.
Malone New York reader Mrs Free Stone testifies to relief from painful female disorders after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad praises the product as the standard remedy for displacements inflammation and other gynecological issues and urges readers to buy through local dealers. The Telegram notes ads connect buyers with property listings and stresses timely advertising to reach eager buyers.
Eight room frame on Clay Street with slate roof finished in oak. Features include bath, trunk room, laundry, servants' room, basement, cellar, front and rear porches, electric lights, hot and cold water, fruit trees, and a chicken house on a 35 by 210 foot lot. A-1 neighborhood selling to right party for one third cash, balance in one and two years, notes at 6 percent. Possession April 1, 1913.
Near the B. G. Smith property lie finely prepared Broad Oaks lots with gas water and sewerage. Frontage 50 feet on Buckhannon Pike and depth 138 feet to an alley. Terms one third cash then one two or three years at 6 percent. Rear Daisy street lots 35 by 158 feet. Lots level and ready.
Travelin Over the city notes dirt and rubbish on many properties. Residents urged to seek sanitary conditions, report unhealthy sites to the Health Department, and address odors and filth during the warm, sultry days.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a local sale action and officials, with readable parts suggesting a public sale process but missing key details and dates.
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