City Visitors From Nearby Places Stroll Through Blantatilly
Saniel Fittro of Wilgonburg Michael Naughton of Cordwallin He Dy Johnson of Parkersburg 48, business mission. H. Y. D. King secretary of the board of trade returns Monday morning after a short business trip. Mayer Sarthe McCarlyana Elisabetts families arrive home from Washington where they spent the winter. Wiltiama and Tease Wiltiama return to Parkersburg Monday morning visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. Perry Williams Roy Waugh of Charleston with wife and children in city Sunday night and Monday. Waugh is United States district attorney for the Northern district of West Virginia.
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Blantatilly
la Gabiness
Saniel Fittro
Wilgonburg
Wisitor
Michael ‘Naughton
Cordwallin
Dy Johnson
Parkersburg
H. Y. D. King
Board of Trade
Mita
Mary Sarthe McCarlyana
Migueliter
Elisabetts
Washington
Dloya
Wiltiama
Mrr
Perry Oc. Williams
Roy Waugh
Charleston
Bis
Mr. Waugh
United States District
West Virginia
Bush-Sawyer mill head nearly falls into blaze collapse
Superintendent Scott Brown of the Bush-Sawyer planing mill narrowly escaped disaster when walking over a slag heap near Grafton. The crust gave way leaving him ten feet down in a burning pit. He could not reach assistance, suffered severe burns before help arrived.
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Grafton
Scott Brown
Water Sprinkling Rules from Clarksburg Water Board
Citizens must obtain a permit from the water office before using water for sprinkling or street use. Violators face fines up to two dollars per day for daily usage without a permit. Sprinkling is limited by nozzle size, duration, and time windows. Large nozzles forbidden unless extra charge applies, and sprinkling is restricted to two hours daily with one hour windows between 5 and 9 PM and 9 PM to night. Water use for other purposes forbidden may lead to supply cuts without notice.
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No- Wee Clarksburg Water Works and Sewdrage Board
Local Notes From Wallace Wallace Weekend Visitors
Several residents from Clarksburg Rinehart and Barnes Run visited Clarkburg and Shinnston areas this weekend. Notable arrivals included Dr I P Cavalier moving to Willow Springs Mo and Rev D B Orr visiting his brothers on Barnes Run. Community members like M D Martin E F Wallace and Warren Bates were also seen in town for business and social visits.
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Joseph Bell
J. W. Fox
Frank Smith
R W. Lambert
C. Hy Haw- King
I.L. Davisson
Festus Robinson
Gon
Cecil
Bernadine
Aubra Muzzle
George L. Davisson
Clarksburg
Charles E. Bartlett
Monongah
Middle Run
Custer Bennett
H. C. Bevjerage
James F. Dye
James Mulligan
Gussie Gallion
Harvey Fultz
Frank P. Graham
Big Elk
G.T. Williamson
Vance Ogden
Salem
D. F. P. Yeater
Ritkhart
Archie Yeater
M. W. Conaway
Don C. Bennett and Son
Alliance
Clem Adams
E. F. Moore
Harvey Dennison
Wilsonburg
George M. Dye
Warren D. Bates
Gleam Opportunities In and Around Clarksburg
Real estate prospects in and around Clarksburg spark buyer interest from locals and investors. Market chatter highlights affordable properties and potential for growth, urging readers to consider options before prices rise.
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Clarksburg
Buckhannon Avenue Property Listing Near Clarksburg
Property notes describe a fine residential section along Buckhannon Avenue near Clarksburg with access to streetcar lines and Main street. Lots measure 50 by 188 feet, with optional 40 foot lots at 2400 dollars. price equals 60 dollars per front foot. Terms require one third down and balance in one or two years.
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Smith
Clarksburg
Main Street
Carr Avenue
Daisy Street Lot Sale Offers Clear Title and Terms
Three level building lots on Daisy Street, each 34 by 158 feet, priced at 1500 dollars apiece. Terms require one third down, with balance due in one or two years, or better terms available on request.
North View Corner Lots Sold with Alley Access
Two parcels of 30 by 120 feet each, both corner lots with rear alley access. One parcel sits at a street corner, the other also corner, benefiting from alley rear access for convenient loading and parking. Titles and ownership details await final recording.
Sidewalk Explosion Rocks Kingwood Walkway
May 27 Kingwood reports a major sidewalk explosion after a cement construction flaw caused a hot cresting beam to break free. The blast shattered a section about eight feet long, startling residents and drawing attention to improper laying practices.
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Kingwood
Hnally
Receiver Named for Crystal Tumbler Co in Morgantown
Judge John W. Mason designates George Wood of Morgantown as receiver for Crystal Tumbler Co with assets of 17600 and liabilities of 765000. Also notes license application process for clarksburg venue and regulatory notices by city authorities dated May 27, 1918.
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Morgantown
John W. Mason
George Wood
Crystal Tumbler Company
Wabll
Tee
Spazzatita
Ue Concur
Péron Tike
Iltende
Clarksburg
Blankig
Patrick Magady
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Lorn
Tletcher
Odeon Perieo Inte
Merchants National Bank
Lincoln
Firey Pitt
Wallace
Penn Mutual
Hoffheimer
Goff
Buckhannon Avenue
Daisy ST
Victoria Theatre
Stewart & Raymond
Grass Band
IN Connection
Matinee
Wade
Gader
Po Aris
The
United Woolen Mills
Hai Stren
Market Se
Market St
Bijou Theatre
Kalem Endian
An Dolan
Mr Anderson
Irtle
Miley Costello
Essanay
Cailensi
Eo Parenaires
Waldo Corner
WY. VA
George L. Duncan
R. A-Farland
L. D. Griffin
North View
Northview
TG Temaster
Odd Fellows
Main
W. VA
Ixca
Cros Kyeg
LEE Street
Lee and
Seventh Streets
Willison
Sae Hall
W. TR
Citizens Loan
Empire Room
Clarkabarg
Republic
Nestor
Judy
Thanhouser
the Star
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