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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1915

Page

16

Ambitious Fred Fulton Aims To Challenge Willard In New Orleans

The article profiles Fred Fulton from Rochester Minnesota who aspires to dethrone Jess Willard for the heavyweight title during Mardi Gras week in New Orleans. Fulton, about thirty, stands 6 4 and weighs around 220, with an 84 1/2 inch reach, showing a brief but rising record including knockouts of Pelkey, Moran, Lewis, Logan, Kellar, and Anderson.

Fred Fulton Jess Willard Willard New Orleans Ulton Minnesota Chicago Fulton Rochester Minn Mike Collins Fred Jess Arthur Pelky Jack Moran Jack Lewis Mm Logan Terry Kellar Iaul Andre Anderson Pelkey Anderson Milwaukee Jns Wisconsin Malton

How a Motor Car Paid for Itself

A Pittsburgh area account asserts a car improves health and happiness, citing a photographer in need who bought a modest automobile. Since using the car for transport and outings, the man reports regular doctor visits stopped, wife improved, and travel costs reduced. The car’s value is shown by transformed home life and leisure, not mere transport.

Beneft O. R. Cappet Suppet Brothers Joel Maxwell Cappet Pease ‘Iie

Smallpox Isolation Ordered in Richwood Case

May Use ForcE reports the health department directing isolation of a smallpox victim in Richwood. Dr. James McClung says Gledder refused transfer to the isolation hospital. The note mentions cold production in Australia falling since 1893 to 155,160 ounces last year.

Department of Health Richwood James McClung Australia

Overland Car Attracts Wealthy Buyers In Era Of Mass Production

An article notes Overland cars attain high perfection at moderate prices, drawing wealthy buyers and notable figures like Chan Glark and A J Mobiles into ownership. It credits large scale production and improved manufacturing for quality and value, highlighting affordability for prominent customers and the company’s ability to sell widely.

Overland Chaisp Clark House of Representatives A. J. Mobiles Union Pacific Willye-Overland Company Tox Jedo

Salem College Announces 16 Game Basketball Schedule

The Salem College manager released the 16 game schedule for January to February, listing opponents such as Fairmont Normal Muskingum College and Waynesburg College with trips west, south, and north planned. A fundraising effort by faculty and students raised funds for athletic debts and gym furnishings, though more is needed for the new hymnarium.

SALEM Salem College Fairmont Normal i Eas Muskingun College Waynesburg College Dayle Elkins Ser Glenville Normal West Layfayette M8. B. SC Ducertain Gratton Y. M. C. A West Virginia Weslyan Marshall College Morris Harvey Narlotta Athletic Association Paul Clark College Jeniors

Christmas Day Services and Socials Highlight Local News

An early Christmas mass drew a large crowd while a full day of worship followed. The newly formed choir impressed during the service and a Christmas night program by the Baptist Sunday school featured the primary department. Several local faculty members and teachers hosted out-of-town guests at their homes. Visitors include G. W. Rounds, H. H. Sydenstriker, Miss Selma Rodaf er, Miss Mary Duer, and M. D. Queer visiting from Harrisville. Virginia and Helen Carpenter joined Parkersburg friends. Thrashe jitney buses now run regularly through the city to Bristol, aiding travel in bad weather.

Baptist Sunday School G. W. Rounds Troy Sydenstriker Buckhannon Selma Rodafer Shady Side Mary Duer Jackson County M. D. Queer Harrisville Virginia Helen Carpenter Parkersburg Bristol

Packard unveils light duty trucks at Detroit convention

Packard Motor Car Company reports unprecedented prospects for 1 to 1 1/2 ton light trucks as crews from seven eastern and midwest cities gather in Detroit to review the new shipping ready line. Managers Norton Jones Howard Roth Myers Pagett Prime Spencer lead the delegation.

East Middle West Packard Motor Car Company Detroit Packard H. 8. Norton Cleveland F. A. Jones Chicago Hartley Howard, Jr Pittsburg F. Roth Philadelphia T. P. Myers New York G. EB. Pagett St. Louis 8. L. Prime Boston C. Spencer

Arson Probe Widens Across West Virginia Counties

Investigation by the state fire marshal's department covers eleven counties over two months. Deputies report direct testimony and numerous witnesses summoned for January grand juries. Fires followed over-insurance, with incendiaries said to have operated broadly. Some blazes were linked to personal enmity and local disputes.

Charleston West Virginia

Coal Operators Meet in Fairmont for First Annual Session

West Virginia Coal Operators Association will hold its first annual session in Fairmont on Tuesday January 11. A banquet at 1 o clock in the YMCA dining room will feature speakers Samuel N Taylor J Walter Lord and S McKinney. Officers to be elected include Daniel Howard president H Jenkins vice president R Lawson secretary and J Ryan treasurer. The association formed in 1914 aims to protect operators interests with 95 percent of actual coal producers as members.

Fairmont West Virginia Coal Operators Association Men's Christian Association Samuel N. Taylor Pittsburg J. Walter Lord Baltimore S. McKinney Watson Building Taylor Taylor Collery Company United States Lord Interstate Commerce Commission Lord Veil Daniel Howard Clarksburg H. Jenkins R. Lawson J. Ryan Insc Sear North State

Board named to investigate militia compensation claims

Adjutant General John Bond appointed a board of officers to hear militia compensation claims. Members include Major George M. Ford, Major Herbert J. McMilland, and Captain Harry W. Keatley of Hunting ton. The first meeting will be held at Huntington on January 4.

Charleston John Bond George M. Ford Adjutant General’s Department Herbert, J. McMilland Harry W. Keatley Huntington

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