Daly Tele- Bure R N EEREER of Associated Press
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1911
Page
4
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A 1911 Evening Echo piece argues obedience can enable freedom rather than subjugation, while discussing Democratic politics in West Virginia. It critiques the party's stance on primary election laws and accuses the party machine of contradicting “Let the People Rule” when in power. It notes Forest fire concerns and praises good roads efforts, citing Huntington and Parkersburg editorials as context.
An editorial critique urges ongoing road development in Wood County and surrounding areas, arguing strong infrastructure will boost the state’s growth. It defends Governor Glasscock’s stance on debt and calls out perceived partisan bias in editorials and political talk.
Yesterday's Hermits results show Philadelphia lost to Chicago 11 to 1 while Boston beat St Louis 3 to 1. Brooklyn fell to Cincinnati 2 to 1 and New York edged Plitebure 5 to 1. New York and Plitebure matchups listed with Culengo at Philadelphia and Plisbure at New York along with Cincinnati at Brooklyn and St Louis at Boston.
In the American League today Philadelphia plays Detroit New York faces St Louis Boston meets Chicago and Washington visits Cleveland Final scores show Chicago 12 Boston 8 St Louis 1 New York 9 Cleveland 9 Washington 6 Detroit 9 Philadelphia 4.
The secretary issued charters for Tigro Furniture Company of Huntington West Virginia to manufacture buy and sell furniture with 410000 capital. Incorporators are J A Tucker S F Tucker S B Tucker J T Graham and C W Freeman. Riverview Milling Company of Sutton West Virginia to manufacture four meal feed chop and engage in milling with 25900 capital. Incorporators are B D Lewis E W Hemner Henry Warey S B Boess all of Sutton.
Deeds show W G Offutt transferring one lot to W E Robinson in Salem and to T A Young another Salem lot. George Berry sells two lots to Mary G Dolan in Shinnston. Davis Horner Company sells one lot to Henderson. Bilas B Rogers acquires two Clarkburg area lots from Henderson. Zebedees W Morris transfers six acres in Clark district to A B Sharps. Sarah L Bartlett sells one lot to Jessie B Sutton in Bridgeport.
Public invited to lecture titled The Palace of Gold by W. W. Hall at the First Methodist Episcopal church tonight. Admission fifty cents. Also notices a carpenters social at Union Hall on Second Street with ice cream and cake, hosted by Local Union 296 A B of C and J of America.
An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a universal remedy for elderly weakness, nervousness, and urinary problems. It features a Clarksville user named H. Stephenson endorsing the product and lists Foster Morris Co. of Buffalo as the U.S. agent, with a 50 cent price.
A broad catalog lists seventy eight straw hat styles for men with varied crowns brims and finishes. Prices range from $1.00 to $12.00 for soft and stiff straw, sennit and rainproof varieties plus Panama Bankok Mackinaw and Millan lines and new pencil curl and dandy shapes highlighted.
N Baker and family who lay out Atlantic City are expected home next week and will return to their hometown after a short trip.
George A Murray and Pred Pickett seize control of the Kandy Kitchen on West Pixar Street and plan an open air show each evening in the rear as a featured attraction. The business will expand and operate with growth. The launch coincides with a ceremony at the Fairmont munistorium where diplomas are to be awarded. Dr. C Woodley of the Pisfemnamt School will give the keynote address.
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