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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1906
Page
4
Merchants must hand us Cory for advertiser cents in the Telegram by nine oclock a m for same day service. Telegram not accepted after Wednesday noon each week. The sooner the notice is sent, the better the outcome for service.
Harrison County announces nominations for county commissioner by several Republicans. Cyrus E Webb Hiram L Sunday Brown Stout James S Griffin and others declare candidacy subject to party decisions in the Republican primary.
Fragmented OCR text argues for Roosevelt and Republican Party endorsement, warning that Democratic candidate Bryan supports socialistic and imperial ideas. Mentions voters, party discipline, and the dangers of Bryan taking the Democratic platform in 1908. References Roosevelt, Bryan, and party alignment.
The article contrasts Bryan pushing a radical, government ownership plank and a unified Democratic drive toward his platform, with the Republicans under Roosevelt holding to core principles yet tolerating detail disagreements. It argues a Democratic vote would advance Bryan’s agenda, including government ownership of railroads, while Republicans maintain flexible, principled support for tariffs and regulation.
Public notice lists unclaimed letters in Clarksburg posted Sept 17, 1906. Names include Virginia Ash, Bert Baker, Mrs Nettie Brooks, Miss Minnie Brown, Richard Bank, Parker Davis, Miss May Francis, Miss Bessie Finnell, Miss Martha Frey, Russell Fleming, Rev Hypother, John Hoggan, Elizabeth Howell, Miss Lillian Jackson, Miss Alice Robinson, Miss Nellie Tagen, James Sally, Walter Seel, Miss Dora Stout, John Th. Smith, Garland Smith, Mrs Atta Skidmore, Floyd Van Court, Charlie Wat ring, Wees White, J. W. Yates, and others. Parkages listed: Mrs. R. J. Giee and Roscoe McNemar.
A public social event titled Dance Henight at the Waldo is advertised as one of the season’s most enjoyable. The Ladieswiths Mac tabes of the World organize it with significant preparations, drawing attendees from Weston Buellhans, Salam, and other places.
Oscar C Wilt, cashier at the Salem bank, notes arrival of carloads of Portland cement and lime ready for quick supply at low prices. The text also contains an ad for Dr Shoop Great Salve claiming to heal skin bruises and irritations.
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