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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1913
Page
4
A Manila era column discusses a Harrisville resident, a mayor and council members urged to begin garbage removal promptly. It quotes Senator Kenyon on a Webb Kenyor bill that leaves liquor policy to states, warning it has no effect on interstate shipments.
The piece describes a wartime style debate over liquor shipping to various groups including bootleggers and individuals for personal use, noting West Virginia laws prohibit sale or distribution except for doctors prescriptions and sacramental purposes, with Webb law not barring personal-use shipments to individuals but requiring signature records by transport companies. It also covers political commentary on Senator Nathan Goff's pension as a retired federal judge and the governor Kern and Hatfield exchange over law enforcement and authority in West Virginia.
Governor Hatfield gives a sharp interview to theypress addressing Senator Kern with striking candor. The remarks touch on policy, leadership style, and political tensions affecting Indiana public life and state governance.
In police court this morning two men faced charges of drunkenness. One man was fined and released, while the other was sent out of town in default. Mayor Witt presided as judge.
A convention of wie West Virkibi Kulebts of Columbus was held at Carroll Elgo wearerday. A teogpet at Dorgan hotel and a Myss celebration at St Joseph occurred. Officers elected include Daniel Leonard secretary, F Chester treasurer, J Hodges Martinsburg attorney, J P Or Brien Wheeling state warden, Thomas Ward Clarksburg state lecturer, J H Barlow Grafton state chaplain, with the convention to meet in Parkersburg on the second Tuesday in May 1914.
Funeral services for a River Road resident, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rosal Dickson, were held at Greenlawn Cemetery. The child died after an illness of spastic paralysis at 8 o clock Tuesday evening, with burial in the Greenlawn grounds.
The listing shows an 8 foot width priced at 3.75 and a 10 foot width five for 475, indicating bulk pricing options.
The Isle of Man forbade usury for years, with England’s lawmakers mildly regulating lenders. The island limits interest at six percent, a rule in place for over two centuries.
A compact discussion argues that dressing well and prudent buying yield 100 cents worth per dollar. It notes merchants and buyers optimize purchases, comparing personal spending to corporate purchasing. The piece urges individuals to seek full value for every expenditure.
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