Real Estate Listings in and Around Clarksburg
Real estate notices describe Colonial Heights Glen Elk Highland Park and nearby plots and cottages for sale in Clarksburg with prices from 1850 to 2750 and terms including cash and installment plans. Properties include vacant lots 40x120 feet corner lots and a four room cottage on Lot 402120 feet with alley access and paved streets nearby.
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Virginia Strat
Stealey Heights
Tevel
Glen Elk
Highland Pat
Park Boulevard
Free Advice to Sick Women
A confidential women’s correspondence service offers advice on female illnesses. Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co invites women to write for confidential guidance and a free 30 page medical text book, mailed to Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Ly Tine Pathars
Sands
Lydis
E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Masa
Lydia
Pinkham
New Spring Dresses Arrive In Fresh Styles And Colors
Dresses priced up to 27.59 arrive in stock, including plain and fancy taf fetas, crepes, silks, and striped fabrics. New Jumper coat and Bolero effects, sheer trimmed blouses, and coordinated girdles and skirts with ruffles and tunics are offered in navy, taupe, rose, violet, green, French blue, black, and hairline striped grounds.
Memorial Service Planned by Woodmen of the World
Grafton hosts a general memorial service and unveiling on Sunday June 7 with Woodmen from Fairmont Clarksburg Parkersburg Salem and nearby cities. United States Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas will give the memorial address. Visiting delegations bring bands and a parade is planned as monuments are unveiled for departed members.
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Grafton
Woodmen of the World
Order
Fairmont
Clarksburg
Parkersburg
Salem
United States
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Grafton Prep for Decoration Day Observance
Grafton on May 30 to observe Decoration Day in usual patriotic style. Preparations under way to meet standard crowd expectations with Pooresting cemetery serving as the state’s national cemetery. Rene Poot GA KR to direct the observance, backed by the board of trade and local groups.
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Grafton
Rene Poot
G A. KR
Bord of Trade
Mary Wells Forfeits Bond in Disorderly Conduct Case
Mary Wells, colored, failed to appear in police court Sunday morning to stand trial on a charge of disorderly conduct and harond of 640 wax declared forfeited. She was arrested Saturday night on Hewes Street by Officers L L White and Davenport.
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Mary Wells
LL. White
Soil Humus Shortage Tied to Forest Fires in South
Forest Washington report links humus loss to soil fertility and crop yields in the South. Agriculture department urges methods to restore organic matter after extensive forest clearing and burning, noting soils' reduced moisture retention and increased erosion risk.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington, DC
Forem Service
Chile
Utto
Dumas
Noodlunds
Not Guilty Of Bribery Charged In Columbus Trial
In Columbus Ohio May 19 a Columbus jury returned a not guilty verdict in the bribery case of William Kirby of Toledo former Ohio railroad commissioner. The indictment rested on testimony by George Nye a legislature member who testified for the state Nye later pleaded guilty to accepting a bribe though no sentence was imposed Kirby’s defense claimed Nye would receive immunity for his testimony.
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Pneast
Columbus
Willam Kirby
Toledo
George Nye
Pike County
Kirby
Ohio Railroad Commission
William McKinney
Nye
Ago
West Virginia mine disasters tally thirty one deaths in April
State Mining Department records released by Earl A. Henry show 31 mining deaths in April across West Virginia. Twenty falls of coal or slate, two electrocutions, one by mining machine, four miscellaneous causes, and 16 of the 31 linked to miner carelessness under state rules.
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Suena Yue Teenie
Charleston
State Mining Department
Earl A. Henry
Samnen
West Virginia
Eccles
W. Va
Régilan
Iuels
Heden
Hoe
Austrian Ambassador urges federal troops in Colorado strike
Austrian Ambassador Dumba asked Secretary of State and Secretary of War to send federal troops to Colorado strike districts. He warned lack of force could spark unrest if troops withdraw, and said trouble would arise as soon as the army left the state.
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Imvia Nanei Ared Luton
Washington, D. Gi
Dumba
Colorado
Kirk Reisnider
P Hodice
Willam B. Starcher
Grant
Davisson and White
Sanitary Conditions Comment by State Health Chief
Dr Jepson president of the state board of health visited Clarksburg to review conditions. He said state health is not at its best but improving with busy preparations for hot days. He noted Clarksburg's sanitary conditions are average for the state.
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Jepson
State Board of Health
Lewis Sutton
Broadgus
Accu
Clarksburg
Foreigner Improves After Meadowbrook Attack
Francisca Scarfarica, the Italian watchman attacked by highwaymen at Meadowbrook Saturday morning, is resting in a local hospital. Doctors expect a full recovery if no complications arise.
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Francisca Scarfarica
Meadowbrook
Marriage License Issued To Pera Collins And Lena Maxwell
Miss Ellen F Pentleton president of Wellesley College has returned from a western tour and says the fund of 1 260 000 dollars to be raised by next January will be secured. She visited Chicago Milwaukee and Cleveland.
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Pera Collins
Lena B. Maxwell
Ellen*f Pentleton
Wellesley College
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Woman Editor Found National Review in Washington
Mrs. Eura Clum Atwood launches the National Review a sixteen page weekly in Washington She formerly edited the Southport News and has significant journalistic work in her home state The new weekly aims for a national scope addressing world wide vital topics.
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Eura Clum Atwood
Washington
The
National Review
Woman Deputy Sheriff of Greene County Pa Named
Mrs Jennie Welmer becomes the first woman to hold Greene County Pennsylvania office as deputy sheriff appointed by her husband who serves as sheriff.
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Jennie 4. Welmer
Greene County
Gohens Leave Clarksburg For New York Permanently
Mr and Mrs Joseph Cohen move to New York to reside as successful local figures depart. Guued was a enterprising citizen and a builder of the city while Mrs Cohen owned a millinery store. Mr Cohen helped run the Robinget Grand theater and plans to start business in New York, leaving Clarksburg with regret from the community.
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Joseph Ren
New York
Guued
Cohen
Clarksburg
Thalr
Funeral services for infant son of Mr and Mrs Dimincery
Funeral services were held for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Dominic Dimincery of Erle who died after stomach trouble. The burial took place at the Holy Cross Cemetery after services conducted at 2 o'clock.
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Dominick
Erle
Holy Crocs
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