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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1913
Page
3
Local invitation invites women of Clarksburg to view a display featuring spring and summer footwear hosiery and lingerie for women misses and children. The event showcases comfort style and exceptional quality as part of a seasonal collection presented to the public.
Advertisement claims Newbro's Herpicide halts itching and hair loss, cleans scalp, and prevents dandruff. Promoted as superior, with claims of novelty and authenticity by Aenea Co Detroit Mich. Offers 50c to 3 dollar sizes and money-back if not satisfied.
A fragment discusses a state semi centennial celebration and a potential song or poem. It critiques whether the work honors West Virginia’s industrial lore and forefathers with pride or becomes a cheap ragtime piece. It mentions officials like Governor Bloreman and reactions to potential prize awards.
Local figures express sharp protest as Atréaty becomes the center of public confrontation. Critics demand transparency and accountability while supporters urge calm and orderly discussion of the issues raised.
Salem residents note visitors from Pensboro and nearby towns as W Scott Davis family travel to see relatives. Athletes Orr and others prepare for the state intercounty track meet at Clarkshall on May 30. Salem band plans a home talent production with prize based on a popular vote via tickets.
A patent by a certain inventor proposes a device for distributing sand under locomotive tires to prevent skidding. The concept aims to improve traction on rails and reduce slipping, signaling potential application in railway operations and safety.
Debtors must present their claims against the estate of Daniel A Riblett deceased to Marcus Le Riblett administrator at Timberport Wisconsin for settlement. The administrator requests sworn authenticated statements by all creditors at a set date.
Notice to bidders for the Licks School Building project invites sealed bids by June 1 1970 or earlier. Deposits and checks payable to C H Pun secretary of the Board of Education. plans viewed through the architect. bids opened at the meeting of the Board. noncompliance risks for breach of contract.
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