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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1913

Page

5

An Announcement of Samuel Mallison Joins Telegram Staff

The Telegram introduces Samuel Mallison of Rocky Mount N C to its editorial team. He is a young, successful newspaper man in charge of Associated Press news and will handle duties with public appreciation expected. A letter from W Williams urges county courts to keep in touch with the state road bureau for better roads. Senator Mitchcock criticizes Democratic machine politics, while discussions on Progresive party matters and Governor Dawson’s stance appear amid party debates.

Samuel’ Mallison Rocky Mount Star Mallison Dewapaper Pirionce A D.williams Meni Coursa Wiliionsa Clong State Road Bureau Mitchcock Senate Ehtouk Democratte William Bryan W. M. C. Dawson Rkty Beth Mate Ike Chatri Nn State Board of Control Tig HothIng Fatin

Central West Virginia Fair Opens With Broad Promise

The Central West Virginia Fair is described as a major event attracting thousands of visitors to Charleston over a week. The article highlights its aim to showcase farm crafts, arts, and commerce, offering exhibitors a chance to advertise and meet the public. It notes strong organization, planned expansions, and hopes for enduring impact in education and industry.

Cnntral West Virginia Searstar larkeshyrBo Central Imonday Virginie On-Ibegan Offera & Nive Falr Ralph

Fragmented 1900s editorial snippets mix humor and critique

A compendium of clipped quotes and quips from various papers about politics speed and commerce. It references editors in Charleston Morgantown Parkersburg Preston Clarksburg Huntington and Grafton in a collage on public discourse and the evolving parcel post as a selling tool.

Fragmentary note on local trade advertising near Mountain

The damaged text hints at a trade advertisement strategy urging proximity to customers. It mentions Ross Dove and the extension of trade aid, advertising specific wires to newspapers and distributions, to educate customers about dealing with a local merchant near Mountain Bebo.

Ross Bebo

Gorgeous Exhibit Displays Saddles Harnesses and More

A long display showcases George W. Riley’s harness making with many hand made saddles, harness sets, robes and whips. The Apollo candy shop run by Arthur Swager features a striking exhibit at the hall’s eastern end. Parsons Sounders department store presents carpets, rugs and portiers in a southwestern corner booth.

Bette George W. Riley Darness Mr. Riley Apollo Candy Shop Arthur Swager Parsons Sounders Departmentatore

Road department seeks county cooperation for better state roads

Letter from D Williams Morgantons chief road engineer urges county court to cooperate in building a connected system of roads linking county seats, improving grades and drainage, and sharing reports to aid officials. He warns against past mistakes and stresses mutual aid, funding efficiency, and tourism and commerce benefits.

A. D.williams Morgantons Buren Joi Tts Plate Tt Corts

Fragmented request about district act and chapter guidance

The OCR text is garbled with stray quotes and typos mentioning a district acts reference and a request for guidance. It appears to seek help on writing or reading material related to a chapter and acts, but the readable content is incomplete and lacks clear events, names, or dates to summarize into a concise news item.

Funeral Services for Joseph B Newhouse 35

Joseph B Newhouse aged 35 died after a long illness on Mechase street Saturday. Funeral at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Monday at 10 A.M. Rev A D McEwiggan will conduct. Burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. Survived by widow and one child. He worked at a local laundry and had many friends in the city mourn his death.

B. Newhouse Church of the Emmaculate Concéption Thi Rey A.D. McEwiggan Lal Holy Cries

Chadwell Funeral for TwoYearOld Nelli Louise Chadwell

Funeral services were held for Nelli Louise Chadwell age two at 2 30 PM Monday following stomach illness. Officiating was Rev Paul L Flanigan of Ash Chapel Church. Burial was in Bileview Cemetery. Parents are Frank and Chadwell of Industrial. Died Saturday at 5 20 PM.

Nelli Louise Chadwell Frank Chadwell Tndustrial Paul L. Flanigan Ash Chapel Bileview

Patient Mrs Mockwer Taken To St Mary's Hospital

A Mrs Mockwer of Exiterprice was brought to St Mary's Hospital today in fair condition after arriving at 1 30 PM. Doctors report she is not very ill and expect she may be able to leave hospital within a few days.

Mockwer St. Mary's Hospital

Doctor Hannah in Sardis Hospital Case

Dr Alexander Hannah of Sardis treats a patient at St Marys Hospital in worsened condition. The case remains undiagnosed by the attending specialist.

Alexander Hannah Sardis St.Mary's Hospital Gils

Aged Man Samuel Hardman Dies at 71 in Wilgonburg

Samuel Hardman aged 71 a retired farmer of Wilgonburg died at his home Sunday night after an illness of several months of asthma. Mineral services will be held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock and burial in O'Nei cemetery. He is survived by his widow two sons and two daughters.

Samuel Hardman Wilgonburg O'Nei Is Widavwe

Delia Winters Jadurt Again at B&O Station

Delia Winters, described as a noted police court figure, was sent to county jail for thirty days by Magistrate T G Nicewarner after being found drunk and disorderly at the Baltimore and Ohio railroad station.

Baltimore and Ohio Dela Winters Jalley T. G. Nice- Warner

Play Days Are Done

This vintage notice urges readers to plan fall and winter preparations using the Daily Telegram advertising column as a guide. It promotes advertising as a public servant and highlights the column as a source of suggestions for making full use of advertising opportunities.

Daily Telegram

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