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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1908
Page
2
Stunning falls suits for women emphasize high quality fabrics and precise workmanship. The display showcases long coat suits in cheviots cloths and worsteds, some plain some trimmed with braid and satin, offered at an extraordinary price advantage versus rivals.
Advertises ladies suits priced under 16.50 with a vast stock of models and materials. Promises options for budgets as low as 10.00 with overall prices around 54.00 for select suits, highlighting affordability and variety.
A Sunday sermon preached at Pride's Chapel emphasizes seeking the Lord and salvation through Jesus Christ, urging personal conviction and faith. The piece also discusses South Dakota politics, noting candidates Crawford and Kitredge, party loyalty, and expectations for the upcoming election in a historically prosperous state.
A valuable cow owned by Mrs F A Wyatt was struck by a train near Bridge Street. The animal was so badly injured it had to be killed. Town sergeant T B Smelt faces typhoid symptoms while others in town report various fevers and illnesses among residents.
A list of unclaimed letters advertised September 28, 1908 at the Clarkabore West Virginia post office includes numerous names such as A. W. Atchison Miss Beatrion Caster Harry Cain Mrs. Ida Fianiko and many others. The long roster features a mix of first and last names, titles and initials, with several entries indicating Mrs or Miss, reflecting a formal mail notice of the era.
HH and Watson of Fairmont reported as involved in a warlike incident last night. No further details provided in readable text.
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