Stockholders Meeting Notice of Clarksburg Society March 1918
Notice announces a stockholders meeting of the Central Agricultural and Mechanical Society at Clarksburg West Virginia to elect seven directors and consider moving the principal office from Clarksburg to the Barnett Building Highland Park Addition. A resolution will be offered to effect the change. Meeting at 1 pm March 20 in the directors room of the State National Bank.
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Iia Central Argicultural Me Hachanical Society
Clarksburg, & Corporation
West Virginia
Aes
Sani National Bank
Clarks
Harrison and Thy
Adopon
Iso
Clarkswald County
Highland Park Addition Burg
Said
Atch
Teycot
Clarksburg
Barnett
Wighland Park
Clacburg
Refugees and famine relief after Hood accident storm
Reports describe a chaotic flood crisis in Ludlow and Franklin streets area where hundreds looted, water reached building roots, and meals and medicine were scarce. Military moved bread and water to survivors while ships and boats aided rescue efforts and fatalities were feared.
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Hoodee
Academy
Notre Dame
Louis- Wille
Teriojnity
Ludlow
Franklin
Piatrict
Zimmerman
Toledo
Tair
Jefferson Streets
Dogens
Thatiecke
Food Supply Dilemma Amid Debris After Flood
John M. Patterson notes uncertain needs as relief teams assess supplies. A surplus of flour arrives but is not immediately usable for bread, leaving stranded residents without meals while authorities determine what to procure and distribute.
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John M. Patterson
Weber Weston Mart Enters National Track Meet in Boston
Clyde Weber a Lewis county native has qualified for the national track meet in Boston on April 19. In Clarkeburg observers praise his distance running ability and expect him to perform well amid strong local support from friends and younger residents.
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Weston, Mart
Clyde Weber
Lewis County
Boston
Clarkeburg
Weber
Low Tehicles
Trimnen
Man fined for assaulting wife at Pinnickinnick mine addition
Andrew Ureheck was fined five dollars in Justice Jackson Y. Carter's court for assaulting his wife Mary Ureheck at the Pinnickinnick mine addition on Thursday evening. He paid the fine and was released.
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Andrew Ureheck
Coats
Jackson Y. Carter
Mary Ureheck
Pinnickinnick Mine
Glove fashions and tailored suits in varied styles and prices
An array of gloves from Paris and domestic makers features silk, mesh, and clasp designs in black and varied colors. Also noted are tailored suits, including peau de cygne lined skirts, with prices ranging from a few dollars to eighty dollars, and three quarter to saven-eighth length coats and coats.
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Winitn Co
Hortense
Paris
Polat Smbroideny
BIACK
Iit
la France
Kayser
Musea
Jac
Balkan
Et- Mikaea
Residents and Visitors Round Holden Homestead Area
Abner Huld erman moved into the Holden homestead vacated by W M Hilkey and William Allen of Gilmer county moved into Hulderman's former house. C O McVicker and family returned from Barbour county. Mr and Mrs William Paugh visited Clarksburg to be with Albert Paugh ill at St Marys Hospital. Mrs Ira Kay is ill at home. Mrs W M Morris visiting daughter Mrs CW Moore in Clarksburg. W G H Crawford resigned Hutchinson Coal supervision and was dismissed by Mr Snitton of Pennsylvania. Crawford’s future plans are unknown.
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MT. Clarh
Mar
Abner Hulderman
W. M. Hilkey
Holden
William Allen
Gilmer County
Mr. Hulderman
C. 0. McVicker
Dr. McVicker
Barbour County
Wiliam Paugh
Clarksburg
Mr. Paugh
Albert
St. Mary's Hospital
C W. Moore
Norman
Clare Bistates
Robert Mitchell
Shenandoah Valley Railway Line Survey Planned
Chief Engineer Dudley Britt of Clarksburg announces the start of a permanent survey Monday for the Shenandoah Valley Railway from Martinsburg to Williamsport Maryland. The proposed line would run sixteen miles and be a modern electric road.
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Dudley Britt
Clarksburg
Shenadoah "Valley Railway Company
Martinsburg
Williamsport
Musterole Household Remedy Ad Lure for Families
A vintage advertisement promotes Musterole as a versatile ointment for coughs bronchitis neuralgia and muscle pain. It targets families and claims quick relief without plaster, offering a special bottle for 2.50 from the Musterole Company with a money back guarantee if unavailable locally. It emphasizes savings on doctor bills and a broad range of uses for children and adults.
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Lesbotard
Call the Deily Telegram on pricing for ToCing contest
A reader report requests the Deily Telegram confirm the prize amount for a ToCing contest. No other details are provided.
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Holmboe & Lafferty
Empire Bldg
Womllcn
Nosvous
Donohue & Johnson E
Stein-2losh
Main Street
City, Water Works and Sawsrags Board
Perkin Boynton
River Water City Water
Will
the True Tales
BROWN
Ira Kay
W. M. Morris
The
Daily Telegram
Priay Yothigaa Iy
Highland Bros. Bs Gore
Third St
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