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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
10
A heartfelt note thanks Pocahontas Rebekah and Mac cabes lodges for their kindness and flowers during the illness and month following our mother’s passing. The family expresses appreciation for support and sympathy shown.
Fragmentary OCR shows a political figure asserting confidence in Republican success, praising GOP strength in West Virginia and Pennsylvania. The garbled quotes reference election results, party triumphs, and local Republican support amid partisan discussion.
This afternoon at Parkersburg the West Virginia and Marietta varsity teams meet in football. Morgantown crew traveled through the city en route to the game. With most players in good shape the contest promises a hard fought battle and a possible WVU victory seeking revenge for last year’s defeat.
Captain Slayton of the Salvation Army helped an aged destitute man in Baltimore by giving his own overcoat underwear collar neckties and socks. He reported ten relief calls this week and urged further donations to fund relief and clothing for those in need.
At Ola Fairgrounds this afternoon Clarkshuts and Grafton High clash for gridiron supremacy. Grafton has shown weak form, seeking a surprise upset while Morgantown leads the league with three wins. Samuel Fletcher, baseball pitcher, named extra policeman for Halloween and election period by Mayor Wood.
J. J. Wilkinson hosts a Bridgeport room for indies and gentlemen to apply. DR HARYMAN, SPECTALIST, offers diseases of the age care and expert fitting of spectacles and artificial eyes. Spectacles made, lenses matched, frames repaired. location Fourth Street and matching services advertised.
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