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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1908
Page
4
The fragmentary text appears to be a garbled local newspaper item from a Daily Telegram edition. It mentions a second-class mail shutdown and references dates and place names that are unclear due to OCR errors. No clear individuals, organizations, or events are discernible to summarize as a full card.
On Tuesday November 10 1903 movement to create a federal public health department gained support from American Medical Association and state societies led by Harrison County Medical Society. Roosevelt may propose uniting health agencies into a single department to advance sanitation and disease prevention across states.
An elderly man named Amor Maxwell of Bristol died Tuesday afternoon after a brief illness, aged 88. He had been in frail health, his wife having passed away about a year earlier. He is survived by several children.
The text outlines Esperanto as an international language supported by various organizations and congresses. It notes four congresses in France Switzerland England and Germany, 1800 delegates from 35 countries, U S representation, a play performed by a New York actress, and plans for a next congress at Chautauqua New York. It lists arguments for an artificial language and details how to obtain information from the West Virginia Esperanto Association.
On November 10 Monongalia Fair Association stockholders elected Harry Warieth president and W. W Heener secretary. Contracts for building the new plant on the Evans farm were awarded to Beverly Casto. The price of the pacareeatise was not disclosed.
A former Clarkaburg post office notice dated November 9 1208 lists unclaimed letters addressed to Tolow Will Anderson Miss T D Allen G AL Anderson Harry F Avion Jett ry Allentock A G Akers Wrh Hiker D J Strawn J J Mrvman Jon Blenkenship Mrs Wilburn Brown Mixa Wrettia Brown Mine Orpha Burning Mise Soule Tloomer J E Baines Bury Cugtor Mrs Bessie Carpenter J H Campton J H Compton Oley Caberney T C Clark C W Bagel Tim Finn Min Jonnie Farrell Joe Fouter Royon Yas 3 Grit Mra R A Gooden Jalmex Gay Mix Annie Gritith Mra Elizabeth Ganz Mra Stanley B Hickian Chas F Harner J Frm Hoodard James Hasiting Jarvis H R Jackson Geo N Jean G C Jones G Cones Motlo Koxs ist J Lewis Ham Mayer I G Mur rimen Miss Tielda Burda Ged W Michal J W Marti John T Marrii Mine Mary Magee Mian Katte Nixon Louie Puvatter Allen Wy Payne Mra WB Bitchhe Ray Man Adiph Mrs J G Rade Mise Guile Ross Desoars Sosiiser og Owan H H Rowan Charles sho sabes Frank Shreves Himes Sayre Mra Lowks Sheek Warklon Salvatore Mra H G Titus United States Refiming Co Link Wat ye Woods Harry Willams FC L Wells Clarence Williams Misa Cora Wheeler Mrs Daleey Woll Warmar Cookmat and C DENHAM P M
Property transfers listed include Thomas F. Lambert to George W. Schrafer for one acre in Middle Run Sar din district Asher. Kirby V. Davin from Thom pson H. Williams for a one half interest in a lot in Salem Tenmile district. Leonard Riley to J. Gin Parish anglot Shinnston Clay. Bhinnston Land & Imp Co to Chas A. Vornar in Bhinnston. J. Martin to Gec! GC. Gald om pne lot Hilageport. F. 1 Tay to Minute T Day in Jol Cliv district.
Rev. G H Snyder pastor of the Methodist Protestant church at Mt. Clare declares the new church building will be dedicated Sunday November 22. He extends a cordial invitation to all to attend the services.
The New Orleans Central Lines released orders amounting to 31 million dollars as part of a broad plan affecting railroads and equipment nationwide. A box ball alley prize is mentioned with a top prize of two dollars and a lower entry price, while other lines face regulatory notes and druggist recommendations.
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