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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1916
Page
9
A garbled notice mentions a Grec croup cold and pneumonia salve and a city departure on a date, plus a job request for a girl for general housework. It references inquire at 44d Weat Pike Street and notes cooking duties and street location.
One lot facing forty feet on Main Street and extending back 194 feet to pave street Lindy to call adjoining Golf Plaza. Price 100 dollars cash with balance on easy payments.
An OCR fragment mentions Marion County and various names and terms. Readable elements include a reference to a company and individuals, but the text is garbled with no coherent event or clear action to summarize.
Parcel listing describes four lots on Lang street and several on Buckhannon avenue at the end of a paved road. Promises possible home construction assistance with long payment terms. Tellus shows these lots to prospective buyers.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals Dunn Neff Lohm Sperry and a test or event labeled Mea 218. No clear date or location is present.
Builders announce a large number of new houses in Stanley Heights Beat residences at surprising prices and terms. They claim many buyers are fully satisfied and invite inquiries to inspect and purchase.
A fragmented public notice concerns a vacant lot along Bond Street. The readable text indicates potential property action and an official filing with local authorities.
Incomplete OCR fragment references Jeremiah C. Lape and a possible event or status. Clear details are unreadable, leaving the specific actions, dates, or outcomes unclear. The text appears garbled with no verifiable names or places beyond Jeremiah C. Lape.
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