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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1916
Page
19
Fragmented classified lines show multiple help wanted notices for cooks nurses maids cleaners barbers and machinists across several places. Entries mention travel to towns like Norwood and Winton and firms such as Rich mond Cafe and Leader Barber College with wages and training offers. Potential applicants are urged to apply at various streets and box numbers and to report to employers or telegram addresses as listed.
Autos for sale this week at Auto Exchange on Sloth Street and Fades Alley. Ford Touring car with starter and lights described, Studebaker with electric starter, four cylinder Lavingtin model, Sidish Mondever electric, and other cars including Cadling and Baxap Nondsier. Readable machinery and features listed on sale day.
Empire Laundry Co of Claritaburg, West Virginia seeks live agents to cover towns and villages lacking an agency. The parcel post department is popular and convenient for families and small rural agencies. Write for Soodens the dary ant ui laundry in the state.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a fragmented item noting Dreamer and Treater with Sealsers and Campeny, unclear roles and locations. The garbled lines mention December and city names but specifics are unreadable. This record preserves the readable entities without asserting unsupported facts.
The Pittsburg market notes cattle prices with shifts in prime and choice grades. Reports indicate varied receipts and wholesale values, including higher bids on select lots and steady trades across the board.
fragmented OCR style notes show Chicago wheat futures tumbling near one thousand dollars per bushel with July and September contracts drifting. Corn prices ease while cash quotes list No 2 red and yellow varieties. pork and lard futures announce varied shifts. Toledo grain and dairy figures appear with mixed cash and futures activity.
In Winanciad New York June 17 trading was dull with prices of leading stocks slipping from substantial declines to modest losses under pressure from Mexican labor and broader industry woes. Notable drops for Mexican Petroleum and General Electric amid a light session with total volume around 220000 shares and gold inflows from Canada totaling about 4 million dollars.
Dun’s review notes trade conditions weakening as new demands and price pressures rise while buyers hold back. Producers face slower demand, limited labor and materials, and a cautious outlook despite some expected improvements later in the year.
OCR fragment describes a harbor area with mentions of wharf, approach, wind direction, and a long cement walk. It references Ed Meradiine Aves and a "Hell phone" line, plus a yardage measurement and a parcel layout. The text is garbled with many unreadable words and broken phrases.
The article discusses a shortage of skilled labor and calls for policy actions to support export trade. It notes improvements in indicators, proposed tariffs, and potential government favor toward the country. It also references rail warnings, financial indicators, and the growth of library collections and Amherst College.
In Amherst Mass on June 17 a Clyde Fitch Memorial library will be formed at Amherst College funded by a $250,000 anonymous gift. The library, to be installed in the old Pullman home in New York, will preserve Fitch’s library and decorations and feature a carved Maltese ceiling and other design elements.
Real estate ad offers homes on Woottmmit Avenue and Nalahed seven, with five rooms, brick dwellings, oak cabinets, baths, and Milford Fourroom cottage. Prices from $1,450 with $250 cash and balance financed over monthly payments. Vacant lots, inquiries welcome, various home types advertised with terms.
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