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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1903
Page
2
Readers are informed of daily and annual subscription costs for Clarkstars Daily Telegram. The notice references carrier delivery, inland rates, and various regional options, while noting potential adjustments and access methods for subscribers.
Mise Kila Bemniihk, a nurse new to the hospital, assists in a birth with limited English and uneven details. The report notes the patient was located at a hospital in Mirrisom County, while the facility is identified as Washington Hospital.
State doctors plan their annual gathering in Charleston West Virginia with lectures on public sanitation quaratine and the prevention of communicable diseases. Dated next week the meeting will feature papers by physicians from Wheeling Parkersburg Charleston and other towns with the aim to advance public health in the state.
Mrs Mary Locke an aged widow living at Weston with her daughter The Cynicul and Coke Company Mrs John Rombach fell on the sidewalk near Everson while walking on Main street in Fairmont yesterday sustaining injuries that may prove fatal given her age The incident disrupted business and nearby notes reference local merchants and products in the area involvement Includes stray names and places without clear specifics.
Real estate transfer notices list parties and parcels with scattered names and locations. The fragmentary text references Bhir to Tole transfers, various signatories, road connections, and local enterprises, indicating standard conveyance activity and property movements in the Gorge County area.
Officials indicate a major announcement regarding the Wabash mill road movements into new territory will be released soon. President J.T. Blair of the Little Kanawha and President Joseph Ramsey Jr. of the Wabash are both slated to visit this week, with expected news on extending service toward the Acabonial line.
Delegates from fifteen states attend the annual executive committee session of the Women s Foreign Missionary Society of the Protestant church in Morgantown West Virginia. The opening address was given by Prof Tho F Hodges of the University followed by business meetings and evening addresses by Mrs W W Ball of Baltimore Mrs A X Watch of Detroit and Mr Fox Brown of Mount Pleasant Ohio.
Mr H P Burbage a Greenville student at law suffered years of a persistent cough that worried him about consumption. After trying Chamberlains Couch Remedy he reports a remarkable change and says two bottles of the twenty five cent size permanently cured him. Sold by Geo C Stone.
Morgantown West Virginia Chief Richard D. B. Price was arrested on a cruelty warrant from the Humane Society. He is charged with mistreating dogs whose owners did not pay the required tax and was held for the grand jury.
In Parkerenrg a letter from Mother Jones III claims she is upset at Montgomery and written in bed. Merchant Hall, run by G Yall, sells out to John Barb who plans farming with David Pickens and land purchases nearby. Public notice warns readers not to pay accounts to E Doman. Smith Bros Meat Market announces a notice. Dr Silas A Cavalier and Omer Singer, both from Wallace, are noted as local figures.
Fairmont optician W. Kenner, a scientific practitioner with a strong reputation, will stay in town and be available at Bland’s for the following week. His extended practice and expertise are noted as highly respected. An examination offer is advertised as free.
The sheriff's office demands prompt settlement of all outstanding taxes for the years 1901 and 1902. A. Fleming, Sheriff, urges taxpayers to call and settle promptly. The notice hints at a telephonic service and business rate concerns associated with the sheriff's office.
Ten dollars down and five dollars monthly for Parkerburg and Marietta lots advertise along the line. E Thad Post in Clarksburg manages plots. Also Braddocks Pose Barley Malt Whiskey pitched as a pure tonic with medical endorsement. M D Stuart buys and sells horses at Traders alley barns behind Central Presbyterian Church, aiming to keep horses on hand.
Notiet is hereby given to the stock holders of the Fairmont and Clarksburg Traction Company and to all other persons that a meeting of the stockholders for organization and for the transaction of such other business as may be lawfully traacted will be held at the office of A. B. Fleming in Fairmont Marion county West Virginia on Thursday the 18th day of June 1903 at 2 o'clock p.m.
Notice to gas companies and street tearers from the City of Clarksburg West Virginia. They must repair all torn streets within thirty days or the city will arrange repairs and bill the cost to the responsible party. Signed Edward J. Doyle Sept of Streets. April 29 1903. The notice also previews a real estate sale nearby with May 9 auction in Philippi and May 28 1903 auction in Blingtes. Investors invited to visit and compare sites and opportunities for development near rail termini and new lines with bank in attendance and a balloon ascent planned.
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