For Sale and Wanted Notices From Clarksburg 1907
A mix of sale and job notices. sale of a five year old Kentucky pony and a new two col ored trap. WANTED army recruits aged 21 to 36 who are U S citizens and English literate. management recruitment for The Morris Wholesale House in Cincinnati. kitchen boy needed at Hotel Wallo. girl for general house work. LOST Jersey cow with halter. SMOKED MEATS sales and lard. room for a lady with two children. license application for sale of alcohol in Clarksburg with May 6 1907 notice. Council hearing June 7 noting applicant Gus J Reen Elisabeth Latstet herwaldlee east side of South Third Street. City of Clarksburg.
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Robe
Harrison Street
Broad Oaks
U. S. Army
United States
Otmeee Pike Street
Clarksburg
Reen, Guss J
Elisabeth Latstetherwaldlee
Third Street
Pike and Hewen Streets
Transfer of license petition heard in Clarksburg May 1907
The notice records a transfer of license for Joseph W Latstetter and Elizabeth Latstetter at 227 West Pike Street Clarksburg WV, with a hearing set by the City Council on June 21 1907. Clerk H Cole Will notes the filing and the upcoming council meeting as required by law. Includes employment notice for help at M J Rick Nort's restaurant offering labor and service positions.
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Os Otte
Cevon
West Virsa
Harrison Smeety
W. Guy Tetrick
Hartieon County
West Virginia
Notles Ie
Clarksarg
City of
Clarksburg
H. Cole
Decoration Day observance by Clarksburg merchants
Notice states Decoration Day will be observed by Clarksburg merchants. All customers should complete work before shops close at 10 PM the night before. Signed B. W. Reynolds, Secretary, 7B. D.
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Ers
Clarksburg
B. W. Reynolds
Parole Hearing Notice for Bryant Sullivan at West Virginia Penitentiary
A notice announces Bryant Sullivan, confined at the West Virginia Penitentiary, will apply after June 1 1907 to the Board of Directors for a recommendation to the Governor for parole. The ad also promotes wallpapering services and discusses a Spring tonic prescription claimed to aid dyspepsia and general well being.
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Bryant Sullivan
West Virginia
Board of Directors
Tin Plate man fined for threat at store
Emil Lyoberg of Tin Plate was fined five dollars and costs and placed on a hundred dollars bond to keep the peace for six months by Magistrate Gordon on a charge of threatening to chop Sam Lammi with a hatchet at Lammi’s Tin Plate store last Saturday. Lyoberg claimed Lammi had called him a tramp.
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Emil Lyoberg
Tin Plate
Gordon
Sam Lammi
Emil
Sam
Infant of Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Dies at Four Months
The four month old infant of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Campbell of Chief Itan mines died Wednesday morning after an illness. The body will be taken to Fairmont Thursday morning for burial in a cemetery there. The Clarksburg Industries Company plans to sell industrial lots for ten dollars cash and three dollars and up per month. Anthony Bowen named general manager. Office at 317 West Main Street, home phone 207.
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Mrr
E. B. Campbell
Itan Mines
Fairmont
Clarksburg Industries Compindeve
Anthony Bowen
West Main Street
Clarksburg Industrial Company offers easy pay tots sale
Directors of the Clarksburg Industrial Company announce a repeat sale of tots at the Industrial Center on an easy payment plan. An extra hotel and Wallace cream are provided daily from noon, though details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Clarksburg Industrial Company
Edward Shields and the Big Political Speaker
The article portrays Edward Shields as a prominent public figure linked to the Republican National Committee and presidential campaigns. It notes Shields a censor manager connected to theater promotion and recalls past statements by President Roosevelt about re-election prospects, framing Shields within national political discourse.
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Rupublican National Committee
Edward Shields
Samiaenaeae
Drr. Shield
Tin
Buy
Ake
Veteran politician recalls voting across states and eras
A longtime observer reflects on shifting loyalties and distant homes, recalling voting history in South Dakota Oregon Illinois and Indiana. He notes Bryan’s rise in 1895 and predicts upheavals in politics with a possible new figure emerging in the near term, especially within the Democratic ranks.
Predictions and Henry VIII era decline of religious houses
The writer cites Piers Plowman’s forecast of England’s religious houses’ fall during Henry VIII’s reign, noting the predicted upheaval two centuries after the cited work. It references Sir Walter Raleigh’s stance on nonconformity and quotes prophetic lines about Europe’s fate and the Roman empire’s decline amidst rising conflicts among nations.
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Piers Plowman
England
Henry VIII
Walter Haleigh
Ophuien Sa Jrrai
Mworters
Unclear historic note on venture and Wall Street
Fragmentary quotation from a magnate about ventures and fear of consequences on Wall Street. The text is incomplete and lacks discernible events, dates, or named entities to establish a solid reportable item.
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Wall Street
Wald
Washington
Deeds Recorded In Local Property Transfers
Mary Wadeworth transfers to Ros V Powell one jot in Haywood. Hseel M Robinson to Allison Mertin for one lot on Peora. M G Sperry special commissioner to William M Smith and Afta V Smith for 47 acres in Simpson district. Parkinson to B M Wilton and W J Lewis one lot on Poplar Street. Timberinke to Albert J Wright nine acres on Poplar Street. City or RE noted.
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Mary
Wadeworth
Ros V
Powell
Haywood
Hseel M. Robinson
Allison B.mertin
Peora
M. G. Sperry
William M
Afta
V. Smith
Simpson District
RE. Parkinson
B. M- Wilton
W. J. Lewis
Poplar Street
City
Timberinke P
Albert J. Wright
Stramer 15 Floated and Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse Salved
A damaged report notes Stramer 15 floated and the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse went aground in a tower bay, with relief crews stating the ship was towed this morning without aid. Also included is an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming a complete cure for catarrh, urging medical trust.
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New York
Tower Bay
Patent Hood’s Sarsaparilla Pill Ad Claims Appetite Aid
An early 20th century advert touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a cure for loss of appetite and lists Sareatads chewable tablets, claiming 190 doses for $1. The copy references Mrs Amanda Foaner of Onévu Connecticut and notes the product as a health tonic with claimed authority and price.
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Hood
Amanda'Foaner
Easton
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