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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
3
A garbled OCR style fragment mentions Kat, baptism, Oregon, and various names in a jumbled sequence. The readable bits reference baptism, a person named GP times, and places like Nees Lees and Yoolaiah, but no coherent event or date emerges.
A fragmented note references Candy Cathariic and Sox a Any 5 ise LSS Sib Sori FS Wa. The text hints at names and unclear events, suggesting a local item or column snippet with persons and potential sports or social context.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a legal or police notice with names and places. It mentions penalties, postage, and a price list for a hat pamphlet or booklet. The readable portions reference dealers, charges, and a postal route, with scattered personal names and locations, but the fragmentary nature limits clear facts.
Amid a wave of applicant requests for state party positions, West Virginia figures debate patronage use. Senators and local leaders discuss harmonizing factions, with concerns over how appointments affect party cohesion. The push draws in national figures and hints at looming disappointments for many applicants.
Fragmentary text references a 1904 event in New Orleans with mentions of a ceremony, commissions, and officials, but key details are garbled. The passage appears to describe a planned ceremony or interdict related to a station named Mew Ordeans and a list of participants, with disrupted wording and missing dates.
Fragmented report from Toledo Ohio details a bowling tournament with uncertain names and outcomes. Mentions 150 dollar pay, participants including Bowls Coan and Heckine Prise Chucks, and local bowlers whose results are unclear in the OCR.
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