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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1907
Page
8
Store advertises tickets entitling buyers to vote in the Price Teeple Piano contest. It promises good value, money-back satisfaction, and returns. The ad also notes shoes Oxford wear for all ages, trunks bags and umbrellas, plus a first class repair department.
Residents and visitors pass through the city with news of travel plans and health. Minter Jackson and Miss Georgia Kelseley travel from Lost Creek and Jane Lew en route to Atlantic City for a few days and a month on the coast. Mrs. W G Osborn is recovering from tonsillitis. Wirt Lewis is at home with upaid fever. Others from Bristol Quiet Dell Shinnston Lumberport Grassland Reynoldsville Zypho share Tuesday or Monday stays.
Two women Mary Jones and Bertie Dougherty faced a regular police court session on unlawful assembly charges and pleaded not guilty. They were held until evening for hearings. Bailey Williams was discharged after loitering charge. Fred Monroe jailed ten days for drunken disturbance. William Fogg again jailed for three days on drunken charge. I. L. Kida and Hugh Jones each given three days for drunken offenses. Charles Jones paid $3 and costs for drinking.
The illustrated lecture on Three Hundred Years of the Episcopal Church In America will be given tonight at Christchurch by Rev. David W. Howard of St. Matthew's Wheel ing. It starts promptly at 7 o'clock and admission is free with no collection.
Richwood man Walter Bodkin, who had been a patient at Kesster hospital for three weeks with rheumatism, was discharged Monday and returned home.
Auction-like real estate pitch for five Jarvis Addition lots at 350 each with one-third down and balance in one or two years. Water gas and sewerage guaranteed with 12 percent rental return if a dwelling is built. Also five Stuart Addition lots 40 by 105 feet near streetcar line with similar terms and proximity to the tinplate plant in Clarksburg.
Frame house with slate roof and eleven rooms on a 35 by 100 foot lot on Pike Street. Located on the streetcar line with all modern improvements. Rent potential about 35 dollars per month. 14 percent return on investment. Two properties previously listed from Wednesday to today have sold.
The notice promises a reward of 3100 and urges readers to assist in locating information about a disease claimed to be curable in all stages by science. The fragmented text hints at a medical theme and an appeal to the public, with references to readers and possible prizes.
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