Union Dentists in Clarksburg Offer Modern Dental Care
A visit to the Union Dentist's at 320 W Pike St in Clarksburg reveals a modern facility on the second floor with a reception area, operating rooms, private extraction room, and a fully equipped laboratory. Doctors A Lee McKibbins and J S Akers showcase electric sterilizers, sanitary fountains, and in-view sterilization, offering guaranteed plate and bridge work at low prices due to high volume, bulk purchasing, and efficient facilities.
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Union
Pike Street
Clarksburg
Commercial Travelers Enjoyable Outing in Clarksburg Picnic
Two hundred members and guests of Clarksburg Council No 28 United Commercial Travelers gathered at Norwood for a Saturday outing. A 2 pm start featured athletic events and a 5 pm picnic. Miss Isabelle Crews won a potato race and a two and a half pound chocolate prize. John Goodman claimed the 50 yard dash with a pearl handled knife. Mrs. Goodman won an egg race prize of silk hose. A baseball game led by Captains Thorne and Cullen ended 17 to 13 for Thorne's team. A group photo by W A Amon will appear in The Sample Case. The notice closes with hunting season dates for squirrels.
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Clarksburg Council No- 28
United Comercial
Norwood
Isabelle Crews
J. J. Crews
John Goodman
Clarence M. Goodman
Allen Appeals Case After Street Whisky Sale Conviction
Norman Allen who was found guilty last Tuesday in Magistrate W J Starcher s court of selling whiskey in the streets appealed the judgment Saturday evening to the criminal court. He posted an appeal bond of 1000 dollars and was refused from jail.
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Norman Allen
W. J. Starcher
Marriage License Issued for Wilcox and Stewart
A marriage license was issued at the office of James J. Crews county clerk to James E. Wilcox and Nora E. Stewart.
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James J. Crews
James E. Wilcox
Nora E. Stewart
Death toll in West Virginia coal mines falls in 1914 reports
Hart Henry, chief of the state department of mines, shows a decline in fatalities from 541 in the year ending June 30, 1914 to 455 in the just Completed year. Counts by county include Fayette 188 and McDowell 80 among others.
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West Virginia
Hart Henry
Department of Mines
Barbour
Boone
Braxton
Brooke
Clay
Fayette
Gilmer
Grant
Greenbrier
Hartson
Kanawha
Lewis
Lincoln
Logan
Marion
Marshall
Mason
McDowell
Mercer
Mineral
Mingo
Monongalia
Nicholas
Ohio
Preston
Putnam
Tucker
Cpshur
Wayne
Wyoming
Mrs Emmaline Ewing Dies Near Wheeling
Miss Emma Ewing mourns the death of her mother Mrs Emmaline Ewing who died Saturday morning at Leatherwood near Wheeling. The illness and burial details are not provided in the report.
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Emma Ewing
Emmaline Ewing
Leatherwood
Wheeling
Evans City Oil Pool Quiet Week with Notable Kern Lot Well
Developments in the Evans City pool show limited activity as a new Kern lot well on the South Penny field nears its potential. The Kern lot producer flows eight barrels per hour and could reach about 150 barrels daily. Pittsburg Realty’s lot well remains in fishing, casing pulled and tools recovery undecided. Old wells decline while three or four major wells due this week could determine if output rises, with large lease bonuses signaling ambitions to extend the pool. Operators eye lower sands after third-sand pay offers fresh production, prompting continued work in Butler and Allegheny counties.
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Evans City
iPa
Schmidt Oil Company
Kern Lot
South Penny Oil Company
B. F. White
Pittsburg Realty Company
Pittsburg
Butler
Allegheny
Washington
Aed
Simpson
Brothers
McCloy
Inside Property on East Pike Street and Park Avenue
Four large vacant lots offered in a high class residence section. One lot fronts 50 feet on East Pike Street and three lots front 45 feet on Park Avenue. Inside property is scarce and buyers are urged to inspect and negotiate price and terms.
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East Pike Street
Park Avenue
West Virginia oil and gas tests show mixed results across districts
In the Gordon sand on J. P. Mawhinney farm the first test is barren while activity continues on the fifth sand. Hutchinson farm well pumps five barrels daily. S. D. McCoy and Co. report a five barrel pumper on the John M. McIntyre farm. Numerous tests and gassers are noted across Harrison Roane Wetzel and other counties with several promising leads and new drill sites as operators pursue oil and gas in deep and shallow sands. Nancy Belle becomes the name of a newborn at the Morris Packing Co. employee’s home.
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J. P. Mawhinney
Gordon
S. D. McCoy and Company
Hutchinson Farm
Simpson Brothers and
Kocher
Alexander Heirs
West Virgia Developments
West Virgina
Sardis
Harrison Couuty
Hope Natural Gas Company
Gordon Sand
John M. McIntyre
Spencer
Roane
South Penn Oil Company
S. Hodkins
Tanners Run
C. L. Cabot
Julia/ Scott
Berea
Glark
Ann Moore Run
Clark
Harrison County
Norwood Gas Company
Union Land Company
J. B. Kelley
L. A. Wiseman
Reed Heirs
Jfor
D. F. Thomas
C.C. Miller
Tanners Creek
Troy
Gilmer County
F. J. Waggoner
Davisson Run
Clark District
Clarksburg Light and Heat Company
H. A. Cork
Philadelphia Company
Mary Shinn
Lost Creek
Grant
Ernest Randolph
W. C. Cook
Freeman's Creek
Lewis County
J. Hall
Ohio
Rush Creek
Fairfield County
Carter Oil
W. C. McCandish
Clinton
Cutter
Fairfield Township
Washington County
Lawrence Stephens
Dawson Goddard
James Carruthers
Wesley Township
Burns and Company
F.im- Russell
Warner District
Aurelius
Victory 1916 Suffrage Victory Poem Keeps Up March
A Salem author Neville N Jones depicts autumn leaves and a town celebration as suffrage workers march with a Belgian band and a gold and black banner. The chant proclaims votes for women and victory in the suffrage cause.
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Neville N. Jones
Salem
Would Make a Good Governor Says Upshur Republic
Under the caption the Upshur Republic endorses Virgil Highland of Clarksburg for the Republican nomination for governor next year. It calls him a successful businessman with substantial means and says he would make a splendid governor.
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Upshur Republic
Virgil Highland
Clarksburg
Highland
Ashcraft Dies After Sistersville Train Crash
W P Ashcraft a Baltimore Ohio railroad conductor formerly of Clarksburg died following a train accident at Sistersville Saturday night. He was about 35, married, and injured when a moving train severed a leg and crushed his skull. He recently worked in the Ohio River division and previously on the Shore Line, living in Clarksburg during transfers. He was a member of Clarksburg Lodge No 39 Knights of Pythias and Herm Lodge No 6 Masons.
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W. P. Ashcraft
Baltimore Saga Ohio Railroad
Clarksburg
Saturna
Sistersville
Clarke
Mr. Astier
Ohio River
War Stocks Rally On War Orders Leads Market Gains
July trading was strong as war stock issues surged with Bethlehem Steel and Baldwin Locomotive hitting records. Bethlehem Steel rose seven points on the day and twenty-one for the week while American Can touched a new high near 59 1/2 driven by a reported 40 million dollar British contract.
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Kmg Associated
New York
Baldwin Locomotive
Bethlehem Steel
New York Central
Reading
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
New York Stocks Exchange
Tillman Gives Bond on Whiskey Charge at Fair Grounds
Andrew Tillman, a young man tried twice in Magistrate J W Carters court on a charge of having whiskey in his pocket at the fair grounds, was released on bond. The cases, pursued by Salter and others, were heard Thursday.
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Andrew Tillman
J. W. Carter
Notice to Shippers Trains Run Daily with Delays
Traction Company express leaves Clarksburg for Grasselli Mt. Clare Weston and intermediate stops daily except Sunday. Mannington and Stern shipments to be delivered later than 9:00 am Fairview intermediate Weston 11:00 and noon at other points. Quick service and careful handling promised by Weich & Fullert druggists.
Are You Safe if you should have a firg The company you in Sure
A garbled notice discusses corporate capital and safety concerns. It references combined capital around 26 lion dollars and a limit near 980 0005 dollars. The exact entities and context are unclear due to the damaged text. The piece signals financial risk guidance tied to the firms involved.
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McKibbin
W. Pike St
Allen Appeals
Mrs. Ewing
Er Ve
Eer Prey
Carner
Howard Post
Seles Ook Boldin
Louis Butt
Morris Packing Company
United Commercial
Norwood Park
Hary Apartments
Nancy Belle
Mother
Babe
Sawyer Brown
Andi
Tirain
New York Exchange
Tillman
Notich
Weich & Fullert Driggists
Glenn B. Waters
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