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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1906
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear references to mail related items in a county context. No coherent event or named entities are readable to form a structured card.
Announcements show Hiram L. Munday, B. Brown Stout, James E. Griffin, and others seeking Republican nominations for Harrison county offices including county superintendent and county commissioner. The article contrasts Maine election fallout and Republican strategy with local figures and party unity notes.
Express offers new fall suit styles with prices claimed to be as good as or better than higher priced options. Customers praise suits at 16 50 and broader range including 18 50 2 50 25 and 35, noting selling demand and value.
The Telegram lauds Mr. Faris and his family as representative citizens and worthy of emulation. A Democrat notes GOP unity makes elections seem unnecessary, while local glass factories resume full operation and predict a busy, prosperous winter and spring for Clarksburg.
Our Riflemen At Sea Girt report West Virginia teams ranking 38th in the national guard event at Sea Girt. Poor scores reflect limited practice at Sea Girt ranges though individual marks improved after preliminary shooting. The Tarantey team won with 251, followed by Cayualty second with 191. ranges included 200 600 800 and 1000 yards.
Opera House notes describe Buster Brown's Holiday as a fortune-spent production praised as a sure cure for the slues. The Warning Bell features on spot studied costumes and remarkable mechanical and electrical effects. The County Chairman centers on Jim Hack and Tillford Wheeler in a political tale ending in support for Wheeler and a betrothal. Theodore Babess and Thos J. Graily lead the specialized company.
A fragmentary column describes a rough night at the Grand with hints of musical acts and risqué banter. The piece references a performer named Miss Fatell Bender and a local mayor facing charges of drunkenness, with varied fines reported.
A local notice states a car load of Portland cement and lime is now available to supply customers at very low prices. The ad also promotes a cosmetic salve for lips and skin, claiming it soothes soreness and abrasions and is sold by all dealers.
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