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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1908
Page
7
Dr Hardman owner announces extensive Britton investment near Oklahoma City including railway access a post office bank school and churches. He offers 12 business lots priced 300 to 750 and select residences priced 100 to 125 with 10 down and easy terms guaranteed 100 return in three years or money back with legal interest.
A fragmented society note discusses Mrs Louis Se a wife of a governor nominee appealing to Democratic ladies to urge husbands to vote for Mr Bennett to preserve her society status. It notes the Bennetts spend most time in New York and educate their children out of state, with unclear West Virginia interest.
Both parties claim odds on the eve of balloting. Democratic State Chairman Garler predicts Bryan win by 5,000 and a larger ticket plurality. Republicans foresee Taft carrying Ohio with a 40,000 to 250,000 margin, depending on turnout.
Ada Freeland wife of William Freeland of the Freeland meat market on West Pike street died at her parents home in Wallace Monday morning after a long illness. The body will be brought to Clarksburg Monday night for funeral and burial. She was 23 and survived by her husband her parents and two babies.
The Bible Teachers Study Circle of the M E church met Friday night at Mr and Mrs J W Walden in the Court. A good number attended and the evening was profitably spent studying Sunday lessons with singing and devotional exercises. Refreshments followed enhancing the social aspect of the gathering.
An advertisement targets older readers urging careful medicine selection for constipation. It touts Rexall Orderiles as a safe, gentle remedy, claiming it soothes, strengthens, and regulates bowel muscles with a guaranteed satisfaction policy at Sturm & Whson on Main Street, Clarksburg.
A fragmented 19th century letter discusses two kinds of paint aims profit and saving money. It questions who earns the money the maker, seller, or painter and who bears costs from owners reactions and paint consumption. It mentions gallons of paint and prices as recurring elements.
Jud Findley argues for his preferred Democratic candidate in a brief optimistic statement. The text hints at other contenders and party dynamics.
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