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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1906
Page
4
A fragment from the Friday Evening Echo advertises sale items including the Dilly Tees and a Fruit Stand. It notes a price of 1.00 and mentions a garment of depravity quote from I Bartlett, reflecting an odd editorial aside amid the sale copy.
A dramatic public dispute unfolds over who reports the news first and more accurately. The Daily News accuses the Telegram of publishing lies and of harming reputations while the Telegram defends its reporting. The piece cites the Phillips affidavits, calls for apologies, and argues Clarkburg as a suitable state capital amid broader local tensions.
Special priced skirts at 5.00 and 3.98 available Saturday night only. Cape gloves cheap at 1.50 and 2.00 with several styles in black brown and tans. Silk red edge fabric offered at 69c per yard. dresses and hats reduced to 3.75. hose sale 3 pairs for 59 cents.
A historical note recalls how Clarksburg’s colored football team defeated Fairmont on the field, highlighting local newspaper debates over Belgians, jail sentences, and mayoral decisions. The piece contrasts Telegram and News editorials and hints at civic tensions in a past era.
Provident Puricon of the State University announces the Rhodes Scholarship examination will be held in Morgantown mid January for a scholar to enter Oxford next fall succeeding Tucker Brooke finishing his third year. Details available from President Pirinton.
Rev. Lewis E. Peters has been instructed to attend the South Carolina and North Carolina Baptist state conventions in Spartanburg next Tuesday and Greensboro on December 8, leaving Sunday night for a two week absence.
Millard F Bartlett sold last evening to Homer B McKinley cashier of the Merchants and Producers bank in Salem a fine saddle and driving horse for family use at a fancy price. Mr McKinley is to be congratulated on the selection and purchase.
The Kaigho of Pythian held one regular meeting in Gijon MK. A candidate dispensation is expected to be granted, with Wimberahiy and others anticipated to increase efforts in the coming weeks. Dado’s Title Liver Pills advertised by FG Bland.
Nov 23 reports many local youths plan to attend the Fairmont High versus Clarksburg match. Ernie Bell is expected to play and boost the F H S effort, with Brooks Morgan also set to perform well. Regular practice at White’s Botany keeps the team sharp ahead of Saturday’s contest.
A note from Judge Lindsey explains the juvenile court talk scheduled for December is postponed due to court openings and legislative sessions. The Tuesday Club regrets the change and hopes attendees can hear him in April, maintaining interest in the juvenile court and its work.
Lloyd Washburn transfers two lots in Good Hope to D Y Jett and L J Burr conveys one lot near the city to Williamson. A D Talbot deeds two lots to G and Tda Talbot in Broad Oaks, and to C G Talbot two mercantile lots in Hie district. G M West notes arrival of Portland cement and lime to offer low prices to customers.
John M. Holmes of West Mitford, a venerable teacher and speaker, died at his home. Funeral and burial followed on Friday afternoon. A descendant of the Holt family, Holmes was widely known among local educators and families. His wit and sayings were cherished by many, and he was remembered as a loyal companion who stood by others during his slow decline.
At the BOC both titles are drawing good crowds at Ute Bijou. The pair are described as exciting and full of fun and should not be missed by any viewer.
The Odeon shows The Wife's Mistake and The Motor Car Highwaymen for Thursday Friday and Saturday. The program promises to please all who see them with engaging entertainment. Greenlawn Cemetery Now Open offers perpetual care with car line access to the main entrance. Inquiries about lots are directed to P. H. Koblegard T. J. Lynep or L. Lee Farley on the grounds.
An old advertisement touts Pinesalve as a highly antiseptic wound cleanser for cuts and cracked skin. It claims unequalled cleansing in bandages and mentions sale by F. G Bland.
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