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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1908
Page
5
A catalog of women’s fashion items showcases dozens of waists in fine lawns and laces with prices from 99c to 16.50, Marquise and Marquiese tailored models, Merry Widow neckwear, bows, ribbons, and linens. Whalebone Redfern corsets and hose supporters highlight shaping trends, plus men’s shirts and basement goods.
Dar 9 atr Jan Wranigan visiting. Edward Filro and Gow Pent here yesterday. Witt moves through property. vacated by J. Ho Biallwood. Beabtigr returns to New York after trip. Duddridge visiting Vindon. Fowler on trip to Pennsylvania via Dr Dawnson. Harry Way ill, taken home by father and friends. Strother brothers back from Baltimore Promgeltyp convention. Walter to owe the Meat of Apell to East Wilsonburg property. Miss Anna Haden visiting. James Lough from Weston attends Reserve Gas interests.
Shinst on Mar 9 reports Mine Istra hosted the Jenny Ween Club at a Japanese party held Saturday afternoon at the Short home on the West Side. Guests included Geraldine Rinehart Mabel Stalnaker Jessie Swiger and several others. Visitors Leslie Hawker and David Carter were noted plus Monongah attendees at the Gypsy protracted meeting.
A stained glass work is presented to Officer Harry Brooks of the city police for meritorious service. The donor group calls the piece a testimonial of their appreciation for a faithful, brave, and capable officer.
Widespread Toledo fire damages the Keifer Brothers furniture plant causing an estimated loss of seventy five thousand dollars. Fire crews battled the blaze for hours with reports noting unconfirmed origin and extensive smoke damage to the factory and adjacent facilities.
A special House committee launched an investigation into allegations by Representative Ley regarding mothers employed by the Electric Meat Company of New Jersey. The probe concerns past or proposed legislation before Congress and aims to determine if any influence or improper practices occurred in relation to the company.
Following the recent organization at the Third Street United Brethren Church, the new W C T U officers are Mrs Lydia Jenkins Waters as president Mrs J J Stealey as vice president Mrs Alice Clark Hewitt as corresponding secretary Mrs C A Sheets as recording secretary and Mrs D W Cunningham as treasurer.
The Republican ity executive committee will meet tonight at vidbele Ta thy city Coane room to AT Tange for the selection of a city dek ut for the coming municipal election. George W. F. Rantedgh, of Salem, was no prominent business visitor hom Morudhey. Genile Payne, of Salem, spent Monday in the city, M.D. Garrison, of Quiet Doll, was here Mondays.
Public sale notice lists three cows, one cow and calf, household items, farming tools, and standard bred chickens. The sale includes a driving team, wagon, loing machine, rake, and other equipment, scheduled for 5 oclock Thursday March 12 by A H Stotleh.
A clipped letter from Clarksburg discusses paint quality and costs, urging use of Devoe & Co products and quoting a paint dealer. It also promotes Chamberlain's Salve for skin diseases like eczema and barber's itch, claiming quick relief and many cures.
A description of a celebrated clairvoyant offering palmistry and fortune readings at 163 W Main St. The ad claims harmless, high order powers with past, present, and future insights. Patrons are invited to write questions and receive guidance via clairvoyance and trance. Hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. with a special low fee this week.
Report notes landslides and weather disruptions during a Sunday event at BN Mbeton. Track conditions deteriorated by rain causing crowd shifts, waterlogged surfaces, and delayed schedules. No serious injuries reported.
Fragmentary notice referencing a product named Sweet Melody Flour and a person named Seda Springs. The legible text mentions refunds and a place or person Burke, with garbled phrases about coughs and safety, but no clear action, date, or complete entities to confirm.
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