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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
5
Pure white Huck towels 18x36 inches with embroidered borders, offered at 50 cents per half dozen or 1 dollar per dozen, with six hundred towels available. Individual lots of one dozen available, normally priced at 15e.
A note lists ages 69 and 20 with styles and a price change for Norfolk Middies, amounting to 2007 dollars.
June anniversary events and a planned Lincoln lecture at the Baptist church feature a full committee of organizers, with entertainment and publicity teams named. A free tour incentive and ticket details are announced, while social gatherings at the Davisson home and a tea for college guests showcase Easter season festivities. A marriage announcement from Ottawa signals continued social notices.
Fragmentary OCR text offers no coherent story. Mentions chronic stomach disorder and a supposed permanent cure but lacks verifiable facts, dates, or identifiable names.
The Wilkes lodge announces invitations for the second informal Elk Dance to be held Thursday night April 1 in the Sikes Club auditorium. A committee including Meseth Frank Welgh John Knox Alex Po Hall Frank Welch Louis Garr arranged the affair.
The Robinson Grand announces remaining seats for the Tucedo minstrel show by Clarkaburg Council Knights of Columbus. A rumor that all seats were sold was false. L. N Alderson of Richwood reports city updates.
Readable record notes fresh fish and vegetables available daily at Catekadon market. Local vendors offer Atlantic catches and garden produce, highlighting daily varieties and shop hours. The piece emphasizes variety and steady supply for shoppers.
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