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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1905
Page
4
Copy for advertisements in the Daily Telegram should reach by nine in the morning to guarantee same day insertion and for the Weekly Telegram no later than Wednesday noon each week. Earlier submissions ensure better service.
In the notice the office states no newspaper tomorrow due to a local observance. It mentions Clarkeburg and thanks readers for patronage since the last annual event of the kind.
A fragmented criticism in the News accuses city officers, especially the chief of police, of false representations. Citizens defend the chief, citing a recent arrest and fine of a Black individual, while questions arise about policing scope, accountability, and media fairness amid racial tensions.
A reflection on critics who wield disparagement over city administration rather than offering friendly, helpful suggestions. The writer argues such critique often serves personal undoing and fails to present concrete proposals to improve conditions.
A period verse urges festal but solemn reflection on harvest abundance and gratitude to the Great Giver. It emphasizes attendance at church services and encourages giving thanks, noting that those who do not attend should still remember the day’s meaning and render thanks.
The cases against Jesse Craig and others charged with highway robbery and assault were continued by Justice M. S. Riley until next Tuesday. Walter Mankby appeared as a witness and was not under arrest as reported, though the constable seemed to mistake his status. Manley had ridden to the scene and only stopped by to bid them farewell, not to join the affray. Another witness arrived on the evening train.
The Assembly ball will be held at Waldo tonight as a major winter social event. Clerksburg and nearby towns expect many attendees, with Wells' orchestra providing the music for the occasion.
The football game between Clerksburg and Fairmont colored elevens scheduled for this afternoon at the old fair grounds was called off due to rain. The teams will meet at a later date.
A water pipe burst at the Telegram office Wednesday morning causing noticeable damage. With the help of workers from the Wonder Works department and Glarkeburg Light & Heat, the water was shut off and the front offices were fairly flooded.
A fragmented sports note describes the Tigers preparing for a football game with a guarded field setup including barriers and spectator controls. It mentions a 3 o'clock start and a tense atmosphere as teams anticipate strong play and potential clashes.
J R Pipkin the milkman swore out a warrant for assault with intent to kill against French McClung. Pipkin, recovering at City hospital, expects discharge by week’s end and will appear before a magistrate when able.
A damage and injunction case brought by Mire Messena Wilkinson of Byingeport against American Telegraph and Telephone Company over a right of way was withdrawn Wednesday morning. The plaintiff paid the costs of the case.
Mr Frank Ruch is temporarily engaged in filling automobiles at the Traders garage. He is an expert in his line. The way Mr Ruch is rushing around you would take him for a Russian.
The annual sermon to the Colored Knights of Pythias will be preached next Sunday December 2 at Pride’s Chapel church. Rev Bazier will deliver the address. The public is invited to attend these services.
Public attics and banks will be closed tomorrow as Thanksgiving Day is observed. The magis frate offices will go but lithe if any business and many ness places will be closed for the holiday.
A letter from Sterm & Wilson offers a refund on Hyomel outfits if not satisfactory. The kit includes inhaler and accessories priced at $1.00 with extra bottles offered for 50 cents each. The notice promises a full refund to purchasers unsettled about the product.
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