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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1911
Page
2
A fragmented OCR list shows room numbers and floor designations such as 425, 332, 553, Fourth Floor, Sixth Floor, and names like D. D. Britt, Civil engineer, along with company references and partial line items. The text resembles a building directory or telegraph-like notice of offices on multiple floors.
The Knobly Mountain Orchard consists of 120 acres with 3 000 selected late Apple trees 3 to 5 years old 4 000 bearing peach trees and 4 000 younger trees. A full peach crop is assured this season. Funds are sought to clear and plant about 50 more acres and develop the orchard. Owners will sell outright or form a stock company. Inspection invited. If interested, address.
In a stormy sequence at the Cumberland house Sweetwater confronts Helen and Maggie over a dangerous lover. A candle stick clue ties to past deceit as the group reels from jealousy and fear before a moonlit, haunted exit and new commandant news anchors the scene.
The Honorable Stuart F. Reed Secretary of state lectured at Princeton courthouse under Methodist auspices to aid the new building project. The Mountain Messenger praised his address as weighty and original, entertaining and polished, noting Reed as one of West Virginia's most distinguished and fascinating orators. An attentive audience reportedly retained the grand principles from his discourse and cherished a memorable impression of the secretary.
Mayor Frank R. Moore presided as four men were arraigned in police court this morning and remanded to jail until evening for further evidence. Accusations include vagrancy and attempting doors in the West End, stealing harness from a buggy in Glen Elk, a vagrant refused to leave the city, and insulting women in the street. One defendant paid a $2 fine for public misconduct, another forfeited $6 cash bond, and two others defaulted on paving fines.
Property ads describe a two story Clay Street home with 8 rooms bath attic cellar well and level 35x108 lot priced at 5250 with easy terms. Another two story Broad Dus addition house 6 rooms bath cellar well on 40x100 lot priced at 3900 with easy terms. Also a 1935 one acre farm five miles from county seat with two wells springs streams good water fruits and shrubs and special prices.
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