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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
25
Fragmented OCR style listing shows various names and firms including S Newman, Frederick Ott Glusial Contractor, Richards Construction Co, Sperry & five, Witton era. Appears as damaged notice with scattered names, titles, room numbers, and small professional references without coherent event or action.
Readable notices describe an eight room residence under construction at the corner of Horner Avenue and Seventh Street. Prospective buyers offered two affordable Browddus Addition lots and low price $26 down with $10 monthly payments for remaining balances.
Fragmentary text notes disruptions in municipal schedules and public notices tied to city operations. It mentions water works, city services, and upcoming polls, with unclear details and several garbled phrases. Entities are ambiguous due to OCR errors.
The Hasiliten meet in Clarkaburg spurred the formation of a local Young Women's Christian Association. A May 20 campaign will raise funds to sustain and expand operations for at least two years, seeking community goodwill, volunteer workers, and adoption of the YWCA as part of local Christian service to support girls and young women.
A damaged OCR notice from Clarksburg lists a May 2 hearing at the Grangulll Court regarding a welding and occupation matter. The fragment mentions an official action, a county seat, and names Garry and Thomas Ns in unclear roles.
A garbled real estate notice lists multiple properties with baths brick homes and vacant lots on avenues such as Fartusan Street Eroau Wai and Baker Avenue. It notes payments terms low balance and monthly payments with prices from 600 to 3200 and mentions school proximity and city locations with mixed condition listings.
Notice offers a variety of new houses in Stealey Heights with appealing prices. Potential buyers are invited to inspect the homes and compare value, aiming for satisfaction after purchase.
A vacant lot at the corner of Bond Street and Dainty Can Street is advertised as a bargain. The terse notice offers no owner details or price specifics, highlighting location as the main selling point for prospective buyers and investors.
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