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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
8
Mr. J. P. Kate of Edina Mo reports Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured his stomach trouble after trying many remedies. For sale by all dealers and DeWitt's Little Early Risers liver pills. Sold by all druggists.
A string of visitors and locals drop into the city for short calls and meetings. Notables include Musgrove from Wesday, Robinson from Par-Ke Mroana, Mrs Newbold of Weston, and candidates George H. Berry and Barnett of Wyatt and Bridgeport respectively visiting ahead of sheriff races.
In South Bend Indiana last night two men Anthony Comporti and Selemen Montelant were fatally shot. Police pursue eight involved suspects as officers search for the assailants.
City Assessor Lola A. Carr and assistants have registered over 1100 voters for the upcoming municipal election. The daily total rises as books near closing. Unregistered voters are urged to register at Room 11, Hoffman Hall, where Carr conducts registrations.
Property listings with two story houses on Thomspon Street in Bridgeport W Va and on Vale Avenue in Clarksburg. Terms include down payments 1000 and balances due in one to three years. Properties feature slate roofs, outbuildings, storing rooms, and prime locations near streets Cemetery and Palupen Pike.
Fragmentary text shows a local grocery mention paired with unclear names and a vague event. No coherent outcome or participants can be confirmed.
An advertisement states that the average man at moderate work needs about 28 to 100 pounds of protein and 99 to 100 pounds of carbohydrates daily, claiming Dewey’s Best flour from Ohio wheat contains more of these nutrients and is the cheapest option, urging shoppers to ask their grocer.
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