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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1908
Page
2
Exclusive fall ladies suits emphasize good style and high quality fabrics. Man tailored workmanship boosts retail appeal in ready to wear apparel, presenting merit and idealism in the competitive market.
The retailer highlights a large collection of long coat suits in fancy cheviots cloths and worsteds with plain and braided satin trims. Prices compare favorably to $25 elsewhere, with our price set at $16.50.
Advertises a large stock of ladies suits in all models and materials. Highlights prices under 16.50 with a special offer of a 10.00 suit priced at 49 cents and emphasizes affordable options for budget shoppers.
A letter from New Philadelphia Ohio praises West Virginia governor candidate William E. Glasscock. The writer recalls Glasscock's kindness to all social ranks in Morgantown, Morgantown’s approval, and notes Heaton’s view of Glasscock as the white flower of blameless life.
The body was moved to Parkersburg for burial after a six week illness. He died at home on Stewart Street. Age sixty eight. Survived by wife and seven children, including William of Boara Tree, Paul of Rip Jey, Phillip and Clarence in this city, Anna McGuffey of Beard Tree, Jennie McCune of Stewart Ohio, and Clara of this city.
Miners from three anthracite districts of the United Mine Workers of America began a convention in Scranton today to set demands for operators before the three year contract expires next April. Leaders expect not a general wage increase but an eight hour day for all employees as a principal demand.
Chicago defeated Detroit in a convincing World Series game, outplaying the American League champions from start to finish. Kling Donovan Schmidt were among the umpires, with Kiem and Conolly listed.
In circuit court Monday, jurors awarded Thomas D. Farrell a judgment of $749 against Edward Hoga for wages. The confusing case details mention a coal matter and a baby course, with unclear tensions surrounding a Dotson ignition incident.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions chairman figure Terry Tle and Republican state context. Reads as a political alignment note with unclear names and locations. Unable to extract a clear event or outcome due to garbled source.
A speaker proclaims satisfaction with the present political Eli tion in West Virginia and Turker County. He cites strong backing for the ticket and predicts a large majority. He defended active participation in the Dincoly movement as a righteous protest against tolerated evils, asserting results will ensure Republican harmony and success.
Rosa Stump sues her grandfather Rev Daniel Huftmnm in Gilmer county federal court for 10000 damages alleging defamation over a letter claiming she forged his name to 125. The defense argues no malice and non publication, and the jury awards nothing to the plaintiff. In the afternoon Mrs Post sues Western Maryland railroad for 20000 over injuries from a freight car collision with a passenger coach at Hiking.
The late season snake activity continues as Dewey Daugherty was bitten on the Goff farm last evening by a copperhead. Richard Stealey was nearby when he stepped on the snake’s tail and its fangs struck Daugherty’s ankle. The Stealey boy helped carry the other boy and treatment was given.
A local advert touts Rexall Mucu-Tone as a cure for catarrh based on a physician’s prescription. It claims rapid absorption, mucous-trace cleansing, parasite removal, and improved vitality with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Available in two sizes at stores in Clarksburg and nearby locales.
The water rent cards are being mulled for the September 10 2005 quarter. A 50 cent discount will be shown on payments made at the City Water Works on or before Saturday October 10. After the expiration date any remaining unpaid balance will be dealt with by Water Works authorities.
A partial text discusses positive s signals if it does sal ve infaction. The fragment hints at salve or salvation themes and potential outcomes but lacks clear context or concrete details.
Banister Shoes advertises James A and Walk-Over shoes claiming reliability and comfort. Available in sizes 6 1 2 to 11 with widths A to E and styles including Metal and Patent Leather, with various models and fittings for men.
This notice asserts top quality medicines with tested accuracy and continuous customer satisfaction. It pledges lowest prices, no delays, nationwide deliveries, and absolute satisfaction in every transaction. It invites customers to try the store for reliable service and dependable prescript handling.
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