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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1909
Page
2
Catalog note lists a washable suit priced at $1.50, with a to-ship offer highlighting washable fabrics and a 20c sale line. The line includes a misprint “Washable Sui t5c” suggesting a laundry friendly garment option.
Readable fragment shows men’s clothing sale offering suits priced at 15 dollars and 10 dollars. No further details given on store name or dates.
One hundred dozens of dress shirts arriving in striped patterns. Cut extra full and guaranteed 36 inches long. Some shirts pleated and plain bosoms. Also featured are new Goat Shirts in the sale. You can't tell them.
A damaged OCR segment outlines a wage scale for glass cutting workers with percentages and rates. It references 30 by 80 inch glass, 20s per 100 feet, and extra settlement fees. Mentions remainder provisions and a December flat peak, with lines about workers and standard cutting operations.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a train delay and times around 52 minutes, with garbled place and name references. The text is too distorted to identify clear persons flat details or exact event context beyond a delayed train and a specific minute marker.
Deeds recorded from Marahu Ogden to Rufus Richardson and Nancy Randolph to Scott Hall. Guardian iter to Scott Hall. White to Wirt Twinnon. McWhorter to Svenke. Thompson to Charles Sinai. Randolph et al to J A White. Beatrice Grow to George Budha Mike Crisp. McCart to Leonard Lewis. Shinning tom Land and Improvement Co to Edward Beverly. Adaline Glover to Harrison and Wesley Glover. Harvey F. Smith and Denham, four lots in Glen Erk and Northview.
A person named J W Stitzer returns with his grandson and wife to the home of Mr and Mrs Sirhme after a winter stay with their son in law and daughter Mrs CE Simms. They note the visitor left bound for a bell tied with rope two months ago and greeted them with pleasure.
A brief notice lists horses available for sale with prices from 00 to 500 dollars. Attorneys Moura Bayayl Williams and Charles 4. Sutton are cited, with Bridgeport referenced as part of the sale context. The item notes the sellers Alvin D Basset and James J Wile and mentions a Monday in connection to the attorney activity.
The report from Charleston on March 8 notes state funding for acquiring four low adjacent parcels at a price of 1,446,000 faces blockage as a budgetary issue. Governor’s intent to move forward contrasts with appropriation hurdles, while unrelated local items mention oil firms and a municipal election question and residents Mrs. Medford and her daughter from Parker’s Bar.
ML Stewart addressed a mixed audience in Chicago touching on temperance, Methodist Brotherhood aims, social conditions, and liquor traffic as he recounted earlier city visits to Central Christian church and Fairmont, delivering a constructive talk with humor and emphasis on reform.
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