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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1916
Page
23
A fragment lists January and February special rates from Whallington DC to Witharso Florida and return at 23 dollars. It also mentions Beautiful Indian River tongue and a line about fruit and a company name Weito. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear event details.
A dated market report shows futures and cash prices for wheat soybeans and corn, plus hog and cattle quotations. It lists No 2 yellow corn at nominal levels and various hog classes with bid ranges around 600 to 700 per cwt, along with cattle and sheep values and underlines a volatile trading session.
Real estate notice offers a seven room and bath home near the city center. The price is listed as 3600 with onetime payment required.
A lengthy protest details argued rail freight rate increases affecting West Virginia coal and related industries. It cites agreements among major rail lines, the impact on workers and families, and the economic ripple through merchants, coal operators, and state commerce.
A long New York session newswire notes a cautious market with Washington Hell Water disputes seen as largely non impacting. Major names like American Petroleum, American Can, Anaconda Copper advance while labor turmoil fuels short selling. Credit rates and funds liquidity cited, with optimistic forward view for 1916 despite holiday interruptions.
Ambiguous text fragment notes a general insurance agent connected to a board of directors and a Mr Gott Wullding Molarkabiry with unclear associations. Readable facts are sparse and names appear garbled, offering little concrete context or events.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses electric foods and humor imagery with garbled terms and names. It mentions a mayor, lending terms, and a reference to an “omn Baby” and Angalle, but no clear event, date, or identifiable people.
Auction style notice offers several parcels for cash or terms. Listings include Lot 259 Tantlind Avenue Hartland AK eight hundred sixty dollars Wow. Norwood large lot for 150 cash. Winter wood near fencing for 000 cash. One room yellow Huelid Avenue with cabinets oak fish and gar with slate. Bag street with lwth and pantey on lot 7152 feet. Multiple parcels with terms, urgent call for best market deals and rektal erasures.
A garbled OCR legal notice from a county court in 1914 references Morrison and trustees of a church, property conveyance, and matters before the clerk of the county court. Names include Jacob Loughty and Francis Kenner, with proceedings involving committees and guardians and dates in January 1914. The text is fragmentary and difficult to parse.
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