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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1908
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions editorial rooms and subscription rates. It references a mall matter and home issue with unclear details. The readable parts indicate a local newspaper page item about business notices and pricing.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a garbled line about a fairie or fairy, a reference to a guilty man escaping, and a cryptic enforcement tied to “grey” and “Bevertdee” in an unclear context. No clear event or entities emerge.
Fragmented report references a Phe Tas Commissioner and Democratic party policing a resort for precest of abrerating to tapes. Mentions priest dies and possible misconduct, investigation into Abn work, and alleged savings of over $150,000 under supervision. Details are garbled and unclear.
The Wheeling Board of Education approves a plan praising the tax department. The report estimates $101 200 collected for the State, with potential $150,000 in taxes escaped absent the department’s work. After costs, about $120,000 remains attributable to its efforts, underscoring its usefulness amid public works and utility assessments. The Telegram argues Democratic critics erred in attacking the state law commissioner.
The piece argues Democrats felt a solar plexus blow from William E. Glasscock’s speaking tour across West Virginia, rallying large crowds and energizing Republican support. It notes hostility to Glasscock from Democrats, a Morgan Town homecoming, a large Charles Town gathering, and claims Glasscock’s nomination consolidates Republican strength for a big statewide victory. It also cites Bennett tax tables alleging tax avoidance under old laws and questions his motives for governor, suggesting a motive to restore favorable conditions for landholders and reduce taxes on the wealthy.
A sprawling 1896 piece recounts Bryan's exterminate the gold standard rhetoric and vaudeville style campaign events across towns. It notes shifts in property assessments in Berkeley McDowell Greenbrier Logan Jackson and Fayette counties and discusses labor deposits and Republican responses to Bryan's platform.
In Washington D C the rural superior appointments include Coltpity Toute No 1 with Frank Thympsom as cass fr Gordon and BR Dudling as substituer Hroonmesinirs is also noted. Lawence St Arbogast is named carder with Wille Arborgst listed as pueinuy.
The article extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal remedy during October weather changes. It claims the preparation combats scrofula and wasting diseases, noting it improves health in many homes and is the world’s most famous medicine. It emphasizes its radical, permanent benefits and widespread trust.
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