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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1907
Page
4
Readers react to transit scheduling and crowd handling at the park after events, urging better use of streetcars to move crowds home and reduce on-ground congestion. Citizens urge sidewalk repairs near Traders Corner to prevent injuries. Mentions national figures, state issues, and local developments including normal school debates and rail safety theories.
The Evening Echo outlines a conflict where state normal school regents may clash with the legislature over appropriations favoring Huntington and Fairmont normals. The state auditor is expected to enforce legislature intent, blocking transfers that would override existing funding. The piece also notes Mannington editor J Bruce Hess struggles to publish timely after floods, and a Charleston area population diagram sparks local commentary on regional figures and suburbs.
A list of recorded deeds shows Nalgan Wright and Allison B. Mar transferring a lot in Peora Allison E. Martin to Carma J. Robinson, Pranty to Charly Plant near Wilsonburg, Clarence R. Odell to Harriett Strother in East Clarksburg, George W. Tulkingley to River Yeaters in Wallace, and Michael Dolan to J. A. Arters for two lots in Wolf Summit.
Jacob Bloch of 320 W Main St Clarksburg West Virginia suffers kidney and bladder trouble for over five years with dull back pain. He tried Doan's Kidney Pills and found relief, praising Wells Haymaker's drug store and recommending others with kidney complaints to obtain Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents for 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
The West Virginia Bank in Clarksburg shows assets of 271 542.40 with loans and discounts 201 714.79 and deposits of 271 542.40. Fred B. Wood as cashier swears the statement to be true to the best of his knowledge before L. D. Griffin and G. L. Duncan on May—.
Ellis Parker Butler, author of Pins is Pigs, writes Wetter New York a 1918 story in American Magazine. Photographs depict a flooded Flatiron area with water filled streets, a steamer near Twenty third Street, and yachts in view. The piece satirically imagines wealth and daily life amid inundation with notable figures shown in altered scenes.
An event titled Extra mpe to a steam erved at Hotel Waldotach Gay ran into confusion with misread words. The notice appears to describe a late night gathering or service at a hotel venue, but the readable portion lacks clear dates or official details.
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