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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1909
Page
5
A feature describes an extensive range of tailor made suits for men and women, highlighting Directoire and semi fitted styles, smart pockets and trims, and fabrics such as worsted and peau de soie. Prices mentioned include $15.00 to $38.55, with a wide selection of colors and patterns.
The notice touts vast assortments and low prices on white goods, silk chiffon, batistes, madrases, poplins, and cottons. It urges shoppers to visit and compare the selections and prices for women's and misses' dresses.
An April Rex meeting and a school event highlighted Mothers Day activities. Superintendent Boberts led talks and addressed parents and students while a program included a dance and a recital. Local organizations and students joined the afternoon at the school hall, and ticket access was announced for the upcoming events.
Blaine Smith entertained the sewing circle at her Main Street home with a pleasant evening. Members enjoyed refreshments. New homes rise in East Shinnston as several properties are sold and plans drawn. Shinnston Construction Co begins Ruilett addition, Benedum of Pittsburgh funds Jarvis farm oil site. Attendees include local residents and visitors from Mannington and Clarksburg. Miss Harmer improves.
Morgantown March 24. Youths in the area stole a suit of clothing from Hubert Matlade, an Italian contractor. John Carrico demanded seven dollars for return of the clothes. Matlade wore worn garments. Carmen and Eph Jamison were arrested and await hearing. A suspect in the raid remains at large as police hunt.
In New York on March 24 a notable boxing scene emerged as Attell faced a determined field at a local tavern. The program listed several bouts with midcard prospects and expected crowd turnout.
Haywood March notes record local events, births, visitors, school closure, and community engagements. Mentions include new baby arrivals, professional visits, and residents traveling to nearby towns. The fragmentary text lists several residents and local activities with dates and places such as Clarkstown, Shinnston, and Morauntown, reflecting a small-town ledger style update.
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