Richwood resident Cecil C. Davis engages in business here
Cecil C. Davis of Richwood is noted as transacting business in this locale, indicating his active involvement in local commerce or legal proceedings.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1910
Page
8
Cecil C. Davis of Richwood is noted as transacting business in this locale, indicating his active involvement in local commerce or legal proceedings.
Indigestion and stomach distress blamed on poor digestion. MU-ONA stomach tablets claim rapid relief within five minutes and lasting comfort, with Wells & Haymaker Co. guarantying results. A testimonial from Mrs. Alle Etsom of Battle Creek praises restored health after using MU-ONA. Sold by Wells & Haymaker Co. and leading druggists.
Dorsey We. Sotant, a city visitor, and Hugh Trompead of Wolf Summit, were in town Tuesday. George C. Crouse of West Union, J. M. Hoovers of Webster Springs, and Senator Howard Sutherland of Elkins attended to business and social affairs. Mrs. Thomas Seaton and Miss Blimor Annan left for relatives in Connellsville, Pittsburg, and Gaucher College, Baltimore. Mrs. Agnes Stuart and daughter Kathryn plan a winter in St Lucie Florida. Mrs Catherine McAfee of Philadelphia hosts at the rector y. Col B. M. Smith of Bluefield visited family before returning from the army and navy game in Philadelphia.
Social meeting Wednesday night offers lunch to the public with a cordial invitation. Initiation and gong session for candidates at the weekly lodge meeting in the Third street hall. Cadanza orchestra to perform with other entertainments. W G Mecki chairs the social session committee. Masonjevk dance in Hoffman Hall on Court Street Thursday night. Mulberry Club dance in Hoffman Hall Wednesday night.
A fragmentary rural ad touts cures for chicken ailments with misspelled phrases and brand-sounding names like Contry Roup Reedy cures Suurm and Wile son. The readable text hints at poultry health remedies without clear provenance or formal details.
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