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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1906
Page
2
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A car load of locust posts round split and sawed was delivered by Southern Pine Lumber Co to the receiver. Five tons of timber were sent.
Dr. R. Le Jackson, veterinary and dental surgeon, locates in the city for practice. He operates from the livery barn on Second Street run by Orie Myers, with both phones listed. He comes well recommended.
The Knights Templar parade is set for Wednesday May 9 with a route from Main and Third to the courthouse reviewing stand. Citizens are asked to decorate their homes and businesses, and the official decorator is available through Jon Harry W. Lewis of Waldo for a reasonable fee.
The town of Shinnston, praised as a wholesome, well maintained community near rich coal lands, hosts lively evening outings with a band. Reports discuss a new coal plant near the river, potential tipple construction linking mine and depot, and a possible opening at the Robin son’s tip. Also noted is resident M G Jarratt visiting from Santa Monica and planned public meetings with speakers Col Moore and Tom Horner to discuss local affairs and finances.
Notice lists applicants seeking state license transfers to sell spirits wines porter ale and other drinks in Clarksburg. Entries include Davis Hotel Company Capitol Hotel building Clarkburg and Jasper Sons Fairmont Brewing Company building with hearings set for May 18 1906. Clerk Wilt H Cole directs hearing by City Council in Clarksburg.
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