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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1906
Page
2
Lumberport backs street paving bonds and sidewalks, hoping Salem follows. Edward Doyle earns praise for sprinkling streets, while Clarksburg basks in federal court term gains, banking growth, and wider commerce with better town image. The Wesleyan University at Buckhant prepares a notable commencement as improvements proceed.
The upcoming commencement will include public meetings led by prominent figures, a concert, and alumni celebrations marking the school’s recovery from a recent fire. Buckhannon visitation week and a Salem bond election result remain uncertain until votes are tallied. Abutting landowners face a two thirds payment split and property owners argue over vacant land and city growth impacts.
A list of unclaimed letters at the Barksburg postoffice dated April 30, 1906 includes numerous names such as Cleo Aldenon Miss Mary Allen Miss Mable Armstrong Charley Banks D. Emmie Brock Joseph Balonky Michael Bush Morris Bloom Miss Lyrtia Coppedge James P. Clarke J. H. Camp B. Collins W. Carpenter Charley Hickman Mrs Barry Harvey Miss Sallie Glevleni Miss Maud Haught George Musto Mrs M Hickman Edward Mayes Henry McGugin Margaret Mason Thomas McClusky W. H. Marton Lena Robinson Reid Tester Mr Tarte Otis Tape Harley Williams Miss Bitrun Willigans and others listed with various initials and titles at 387 West Main.
Local real estate firm announces readiness to offer properties to customers. They highlight client trust in selling and promise a quick poll of properties soon. Interested buyers are urged to call for details and viewings.
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