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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1913
Page
6
A fragmented OCR snippet shows a housing rental notice with stray punctuation and incomplete lines. The readable bits hint at a for rent listing but lack complete details, making a concise record challenging while preserving the core, standalone notice feel.
The national committee debated reconvention and steps to reunite the party, aiming to advance government policies and assure the public of constructive, active participation. Senator Cummins noted the issue involved former Progressive members rejoining the Republicans. Senator Sherman will appoint a drafting committee to prepare a public address.
The committee announces the rules for the Clarkeburs annual eld meeting to be held March 26, 1813. Events include sprints of 1/2 mile 440 yards 220 yards hurdles and field events such as pole vault throwing the discus and high and broad jumps. Entries due May 24 with twenty five cents per entry and no more than three events per person.
Forty two Clarkshoro Council members attended the exemplification of major degrees at Fairmont. Forty candidates received the degrees. first degree by Fairmont Council, second by Grafton, third by State Deputy R. H. Farrell and staff. A banquet followed with speeches by Mayor Henry S. Lively and others. Candidates from Clarksburg included Joseph White, Sonnl McDonough, and Carleton Boyle.
The publication highlights multiple campaign items with mentions of Esther Sullivan and Mary A Shaw in district standings. It urges subscribers to renew and participate, while noting a convention trip for Clarksburgers and Red Men delegates. It also cites French birth and death statistics from the last twenty years.
A local advisory urges readers not to blame the weather for fatigue. The ad promotes Vinol a tonic with cod liver oil and iron claiming it builds strength and vigor. Testimonials from Vineland New Jersey say it helped a woman regain energy after months of illness. The sale includes a money back guarantee and a regional druggist listing.
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