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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1907
Page
5
Wanted ads appear for a young reliable stenographer and clerk. Also a girl for general housework with no washing or ironing, good mages. Rewards offered, various notices and bids. Includes license applications and fiduciary accounts in Clarksburg and surrounding counties.
A letter outlines a disputed rheumatism regimen using an anti rheumatic tablet with sodium bicarbonate salicylic acid and colchicum followed by a buchu and liverware extract mix. It claims monthly use yields relief in stubborn cases. The section foreman John Blebriener and Normal Reinbecker were killed when struck by a freight train near Baltimore and Ohio tracks at Bloomdale.
A sequence of charter grants lists firms including Arthur M. Tucker’s company in Newark for poultry feed and animal remedies with capital $50,000, and Harrisville Creamery with $10,000 capital. Other incorporators span Bluefield and Berryburg with ventures in home building loans, sociability clubs, and a carbon lamp manufacturer.
Rev. David W. Howard delivered a fluent address at Christ Church on the three centuries of the Episcopal Church in America. The Wheeling rector of St. Matthew's was joined by Dr. Hamilton who operated the stereophonic visuals, presenting many fine pictures to illustrate the talk.
Kirty atine of whom will be official relegates from West Virginia lodges. Mrs. Lilly M. Hollister, the Supreme Commander, will arrive this evening from Detroit, and Ming Eisa M. Weet, the Supreme Record Keeper, will also arrive from Port Huron.
A weekly tiptop program is planned for next Friday evening May 10 at 2 Sook at Got M E B church. Before the program a short business session will cover necessary matters. The department has engaged a strong line up including piano solo, vocal duets, cornet solos and recitations by several artists. The evening promises a pleasant program for Ep Worth League members and attendees.
Attorney General Bonaparte recommended a three month sentence for John William January and Charles W Anderson, with parole after. President approved, noting January’s 1895 robbery conviction and a prior escape to Kansas where he lived under a new name, worked a business, and married.
The notice records numerous property transfers and partition actions. Listings include transfers for 20 acres on Sardis district, various city parcels on Pike Street and Mechanic Street, and two thirds oil and gas rights in Bikdis Ferret. Also noted are partitions of the estates of John W. Hurst and S. R. Swigor.
W.8. Kearney Court No.16 will host an entertainment and bazaar on Thursday night May 9 at the dancing academy EK of P Building North Fourth street Glen Elk. Admission.
Mayor Grile appeared at police headquarters and was told the city rock up pen was empty so no police court session would be held. Miss Clara Haught has been visiting friends in Fairmont.
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