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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1916
Page
4
A fragmented piece discusses U S tariff revenue and Foreign investment debates, noting 1913 figures and a shift in policy during the Wilson era. It cites concerns about American business abroad, government protection, and the impact of administration on overseas ventures and public sentiment.
Fragmentary OCR text appears as a garbled poem or line of verse with uncertain meaning. It mentions humility and aid, but readable content is minimal and uncertain about any event or person.
Fragmentary text discusses Norman Hapgood and editing moves from Collier's to Harper's Weekly, hinting at a merging plan with the Independent. It mentions political railing, bank clearings in April 1914, and wartime economic shifts, noting Democratic tariff effects and big weekly financial losses in major U.S. cities.
The piece attacks labor history claims tied to Republican William Fite of Cabell County, arguing he has long employed union workers and earned worker respect. It contends Fite, if elected, will favor labor interests, and criticizes rival Me for aligning with those who oppose workers in West Virginia.
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses administration control and national economic issues, mentioning deficits, taxation, and imports. It references political figures and government actions, though names and specifics are garbled. The text hints at fiscal data showing a rise in the deficit and shifts in production and imports during January.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a proposal creating a government shipping board with fifty million dollars to develop an American merchant marine. It discusses private capital meeting emergencies, regulatory powers, and fears about privatized profits, emphasizing wartime urgency and postwar trade implications.
Practical economy baking powders based on alum or phosphate cost less than Royal Baking Powder. Royal, made from cream of tartar derived from grapes, yields the finest food. Cheap powders may fail and waste expensive ingredients, while Royal Baking Powder saves money by ensuring superior results. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. New York.
A fragmented installment reports oil well activity across Harrison and surrounding counties. It notes drilling progress on multiple farms including the Allen, Connell, Bennett, McMustoy, Reed, Irvin, and Campbell sites. Some wells show potential while others remain dry or yield modest output. details include locations, sand layers, and estimated production.
Reports from West Virginia and nearby counties detail several oil and gas results. In Cabin Creek Kanawha county, the semiplotted No 22 well on the VIMlama Coal Company tract yields about 10 barrels daily from the Boren sand after initial drilling issues. Nearby No 12, No 11 wells show varying production, with No 1 producing up to 100 barrels daily after stage shots. Related wells on adjacent tracts report minor outputs and ongoing testing. In Tyler county near Friendly, Melrose and Gar Egyp campaigns note a well on the Wallanson farm producing modest barrels per day after completion and test, while additional wells along J H Ten farm show tentative three barrel daily indicators. Overall activity indicates ongoing oil and gas development in multiple fields with mixed results and staggered production.
MAX VON SCHLEGELL argues for Coleman du Pont as a viable Republican presidential candidate. The piece extols his rise from coal mines to business leadership, praising his prudence, antiwar stance, and belief he would improve national finance and infrastructure through businesslike government. It urges West Virginians to back a man with practical experience and economic reform ideas.
Report details several oil wells on multiple farms in Dorseyville District. Producers include Gordon Strays, James Berry farms, J. Stephenson, Hansell and Shaffer, A Wolfogle, Sam Googner, George Selbar, J B Rapetara, Lewis Schweitzer, Martha Grubbs, McParland, and J W Robinson wells. Production gains cited. glycerine use noted with limited effect.
Charleston May 17 In re verdict on damages for stock killed on tracks the Supreme Court of Appeals holds negligence must be shown to charge a railroad with damages for stock killed on tracks and that purchases by agents do not make the company liable in an unavoidable accident other cases involve reversals and affirmations across multiple circuit and county defendants including Osenton, Cadell, and others with thirteen opinions rendered.
Public notice asks recipients to settle 1013 tax debts to avoid further action. Sheriff’s office warns nonpayment may lead to collection steps and additional costs. Authorities urge confirming details with official records.
An item from a West feed store promotes cement blocks lime plaster cement sand and sewer dive products with emphasis on right quality and service. It notes both phone numbers and 3M as part of the listing.
The Clarksburg Water Works and Sewerage Board requires all domestic sprinkler users to obtain a permit before use. Violators face a two dollar daily fine. Restrictions include two hours of sprinkling per day, specific time windows, nozzle size limits, and fire safety suspensions without notice. Permits are not renewed for patrons already paying for sprinkling privileges.
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