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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1908

Page

5

New Fall Percale Fabrics In Light and Dark Patterns

Listing of fast washable percales in multiple sizes and patterns. 12 percent cts yd at size 40 20 cts yd size 80 25 cts yd 36 inch percales offer latest designs for fall.

New Neckwear Arrives as Madras Waistings Go Fast

Women are invited to select waist patterns from a vivid stock of madras waistings priced at 25 cents per yard. New neckwear arrives almost daily, and shoppers are urged to visit the department today for this display.

Water Supply In Clarksburg Contaminated

The water supply in Clarksburg is described as inadequate and contaminated. Local authorities warn residents to avoid using the water for drinking and highlight potential health risks until improvements are made.

Clarksburg

An Appeal to Colored Voters in West Virginia

John B. Howard urges colored voters to register and support the Republican party to secure progress. He warns of Democratic plans and calls for white allies to join in duty, promising victory for the party he supports.

John E. Howard John B. Howard West Virginia Noyent Charleston Tarael

Remarkable Ash Family Longevity Noted in County Obituary

Colonel Luther Higmann’s death brings to mind the Ash family long residents of the county. Information shows five of thirteen siblings still living with an average age of 87 years. Names listed include Mary Ash, Daniel Ash, Susangh Hammonis, Etta Shinn, and I. P. R. Ash among residents of Indiana and nearby counties. The Ash lineage traces to Swiss origins from Maryland, pioneer settlers in the region.

Luther Higmann Peter Ash Mr. Ash Catherine Mary Ash Hamtilton Daniel Ash Cabel County Susangh Hammonis Joseph Hammon Etta Shinn Cayrol County Ind P. R. Ash Clarksburg Ash Maryland

Ash Chapel Broad Oaks program and wedding news

A social program at Ash Chapel Broad Oaks Sunday school features singing by the choir and solos by Miss Pansy Dawson and Miss Mary Bryan with recitations by several others. Charles J. Hume from California wed Alice Artha tout at Mrs. Wyatt’s Water Street home. they depart for California. Mothers’ Meeting of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Uplift is set for tomorrow at 3 o’clock at Mrs C D Weldenhammer’s home.

Ash Chapel Broad Oaks Pansy Dawson Freda Charles J. Hume California Wyatt Water Street J. E. Wird Woman's ‘Christian ‘Temperance Uplon C. D. Weldenhammer North Sixth Street Len Elk

Knights of Pythias social planned at Glen Elk hall

The Clarksburg Knights of Pythias No 29 will host a social at the hall in Glen Elk Tuesday at 8 pm inviting all Knights and Pythian sisters and their families. Charles W. Hulterman leaves tonight on No 12 for Boston to secure marriage licenses for Charles Gray and Garnet H. Gaston Nora A. Courines, James C. Riles and Iva M. Riley. Four hundred eighty three people rode the excursion train to Pittsburg Saturday night returning last night.

Clarksburg Iudge No. 29 Glen Elk Knights Pythian Mir Charles W. “Hulterman Will Aursard University Boston Charles Gray Garnet H. Gaston James C. Riles Nora A. Cour‘Ines William J. Ky Iva M. Riley Pittsburg

Traveling Man Recalls Rescue On Oregon Train

Sam A. Garber, a traveling man, recounts aiding a seriously ill woman on an east bound O K and N rail line from Pendleton to Le Grande Oregon. He used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Medicine, gave whiskey with care, and assisted the passengers and ladies to tend the patient until the train reached Le Grande.

Pendleton le Grande Ore Sam A. Garber Mit Atarat

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