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Four room coinage with state root om lot 37 by 100 feet. Good well at rear. Price $550 cash. Property rents for $5 per month.
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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1915
Page
3
Four room coinage with state root om lot 37 by 100 feet. Good well at rear. Price $550 cash. Property rents for $5 per month.
The Group Six Bankers plan a Friday session at the new fair grounds, with Nos. 231 and 222 data, 900 dollars for both items, and 275 dollars for others. The program includes a 3:00 p.m. meeting called to order by the president, prayer by Rev. Bird Mitchell of Clarksburg, welcome address by Barrison County banker G Smith, a response by Lo Keener, committee reports, and discussions on future work and advisory actions, followed by addresses and music from Group Six.
Corner lots Nos 19 and 20 on Horner Avenue priced at 1050 for both with small down, terms of one two and years. Five room cottage on lot 40 by 120 feet finished in oak and neatly papered priced 2400 with easy payments or cash. Hartland seven room house on lot 40 by 120 feet priced 2200 with 31,000 cash and balance in one to two years.
Industrial defeats Bridgeport 5 to 4 with Aubry Sturcher’s ninth inning home run securing the win. Marriages, relocations, and local notes from Clarksburg Morgantown and Bulltown appear, including Ida Herndes and Sylvester Dennison wedding, Mrs. Ackerson’s visit, and community happenings.
In Wisconsin near Milwaukee seven years ago John Gibson, now 21, lost both legs in a blasting accident. He works at the Transcient hotel in Belfort washing windows and scrubbing floors, using a tactile method and mental measures to perform tasks. The hotel proprietor notes Gibson works as well as any able porter.
A high class model home on Clay Street offered for sale at 4350 dollars. The property is described as a long and beautiful street residence with terms available. Contact Glenn B. Waters for details.
Editors debate Exponent coverage as Weston voters sign a June 9 1914 letter praising W J Bryan for resigning in protest against entangling the nation in war. About 250 Weston voters endorsed the act in a vote noted as the largest ever cast. The Telegram accuses the Exponent of not publishing these facts and calls for their print.
Marion county officials notified Fairmont authorities Saturday night that Benjamin McDonald was arrested there and is wanted on bootlegging indictments. A deputy will transfer him to the local jail Monday morning, reasons for the Fairmont arrest unclear but described as a minor offense.
Erming Senagila, proprietor of a North Fourth street soft drink stand in the Bell building, was arrested Saturday evening and jailed to await trial in criminal court on a charge of selling intoxicants in violation of the prohibition law. Indicted by the grand jury. J. H Tenney, deputy state commissioner of prohibition, made the arrest.
An enthusiastic gathering of county dairymen formed the Harrison County Dairymen's Association to improve pricing and marketing conditions. Officers elected were Claude Woe Gore president Jefferson D. Bassil vice president Stanley Hell secretary and HK. Stout treasurer. An executive committee and by laws were chosen and printed. A special meeting was set for Tuesday June 29 in the court house.
The West Virginia Hoe Company of Clarisburg has been chartered with a capital of 5000 dollars and all stock sold. It leases 3500 acres of virgin forest near Mabie from Davis Collieries for thirty years and plans to stock 100 pure bred sows. Twelve miles of fence will be erected immediately, with sixty more miles later to enclose the property. Officers are W. L. Umburn president, W. H Cole secretary treasurer, J. J. Keim manager. board members are John Craig, Rock Bell, and Fred Thompson, all residents of Clarisburg.
Plans announce Dr Mason will build a modern flu proof hospital on Mechanic Street near the current Kessler facility. The four story brick building, 40 by 76 feet, will house offices, sterilizing rooms, and patient rooms on two upper floors with kitchens and toilets. Cost estimated at 50 000 to 75 000 dollars. occupancy hoped by fall.
W E Swisher of Weston was arrested by city police Saturday night on a charge of driving his automobile past a streetcar while passengers were disembarking. At police headquarters he posted bonds of six dollars and sixty cents. The alleged offense is described in the report.
June 12 report from Fairmont describes an unidentified man who sowed corn along Main Street before paving. Bystander said it was a joke while officials debated legal actions and potential damage suits if the stunt delayed roadwork and traffic. Local groups warned of ridicule if corn sprouts block traffic.
Alfonso Qdochowiski and Benjamin Brebick were acquitted in Magistrate W E Starcher s court after a late Saturday trial for violating the prohibition law. Constable Wiz Stout had charged them with transporting seven gallons of whiskey in suitcases from a railroad train, but evidence did not show they were acting for others or that they sought personal gain.
County agent W D Zinn announces a series of farmer conferences at Dols Wy Va Tané on May 15 at 1 PM Wyatt June 15 at 2 PM Loumberport June 17 at 2 PM and a limited summer visit. A Mareato Club meeting for members will be held in the Waldo hotel parlors Monday at 7 PM with all members urged to attend.
Glarksbars Ledee No 39 Knights of Pythias and Sisters urged to assemble at the Pythian ball on Third street Sunday afternoon June 13 at 7 o clock for the annual memorial services of the order. An address by Judee will honor deceased members.
Oil and Gas Development News reports activity in eastern fields as operators delay major searches, pursuing selective drilling due to market mood. Numerous tests in Lewis, Roane, Pleasants, Doddridge, and other counties show a mix of gassers and producers. Cabot and Hope Natural Gas lead multiple sands with several wells progressing toward completion.
Pittsburg notes summarize the window glass industry with multiple plants in various states. Geneva Glass Company in Geneva New York rebuilt after a recent fire. Reading’s Division and Weiskopf in Reading, Pennsylvania operate two banks with Curtiss machines. Star Glass Medford New Jersey aims to run through late June. Eldred Pennsylvania plans to rebuild the Kerwin factory. Industrial Glass Lancaster Pennsylvania adds three new twist blow shops. Lockport Glass Company in Lockport continues steady operations. Caney Kansas plans a summer overhaul for extended run. E F Reed Rochester Indiana runs at peak capacity with most workers on full time. Turner Brothers No 7 closed recently, Terra Haute Indiana unchanged. Clyde Glass Works in Clyde Ohio averages four half weeks. Crescent Bottle in SidouslD Pa operates with minimal layoffs. Federated Company’s day during rescue of a bather highlighted. glass makers held a meeting in Columbus Colorado. preparations for Belgian Relief festival in Point Marion Pa. Pan-American conference attendees visit Jeannette American Window Glass plant. Schram Glass in Hillsboro damaged by fire.
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