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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1915

Page

9

Weather of a Year in West Virginia Summary

Henry Howe and the West Virginia section of the climato logical service provide a general summary of the year in West Virginia. The state temperature averaged 52.2 degrees, below the 24 year average, with warmer springs and summers except July near normal. January was warm, February cold and wet, March very cold with record snowfall, April warmer and wetter, May dry with heavy frosts, June light rain but high heat, and July with two heat waves, periods of drought, and variable rainfall.

Yi Henry Howe West, Virginia Climatological Service Buresnee West Virginia Heamore Naual Parkersburg Elkins Markersburg Elking Inet Ohio Tiger Fastern Panhandle Ezro Ohio Thes ‘Hrentytinst Ord Finsith Bayard Grant County Jurnace

Justice Lets Chicks Settle A. Gourt Gase

North Ogden, Pa report of a local dispute over a stolen hen and fourteen baby chicks. Justice Tierney ordered the hen and brood returned to Brienegk. Malieck paid $14 costs.

Northogmnbergand King Solomon Michael P. Tierney Wold Tierney John Brienegk Michael Malieck Sauire Tierney Brieneck Malfeck

Expert Stump-Blower Has Narrow Escape

Kenton Ohio March 20 Jake Bodine a prominent tailor and stump blower narrowly escaped danger after handling dynamite stumps. He found three caps instead of four and a cap rattled out while he cleaned his pipe risking an explosion that could have harmed him and damaged Kenton’s stump work livelihood.

Kenton Jake Bodine

Prosperous Outlook for Alaska Promises Big Development

Governor J F B Strong and Mrs Strong arrived in San Francisco citing an era of unprecedented Alaska prosperity. Mining and agricultural growth, rail expansion, and the Panama Canal are expected to unlock vast trade with the United States, with Seattle dominance fading as San Francisco regains prestige. Strong predicts brighter prospects across Alaska, including a surge in southeastern mining and new railroads drawing capital and people.

San Francisco Cal Alaska Govenor J. FB Strong Governor Strong United States Developme Rone Cest Seattle Goa Portland Paname Sistinn Phuakowim Cook Inlet Distric Irie Possibl

Masons Invite Huntington for Spring Consistory Reunion

Huntington hosts await invitation from Dr. John W Morris to hold the Scottish Rite Masons spring consistory reunion in April. Huntington offers facilities and hotels after Wheeling temple fire. southern West Virginia Masons would attend. over two hundred visitors expected. no move to relocate the consistory. Women invade high class billiard rooms as sport grows. potential for women to become world billiard champions within five years.

Huntington Mar Huntington Lodge of Perfection J. Marshall Hawkins John W. Morris Sovereign Grand Inspector General West Virginia Morris Hawkins Wheeling Masonic Temple Charleston Bluefield Williamson Guyans Big Sandy New York

Peace Egg Delights OROVILLE Hen Inspires Expo Pass

Sam Marks and his Plymouth Rock hen known for an egg bearing the word peace have attracted national attention. The Panama-Pacific Exposition president wrote offering a free pass and inviting Marks to bring the remarkable bird and the egg to the exposition, spotlighting the curious achievement.

Oroville Qalt Mar Sam Mark Plymouth Rock Mud Fame Daily Mail Marks Egs Martha

Professor Wants Us To Eat Hay

Philadelphia March 20. Smoky alfalfa for breakfast stewed timothy for lunch and broiled clover for supper is the menu for the future says Prof Henry Walters a Pennsylvania botanist He claims chemical treatment can make field vines palatable like cabbage and potatoes taste determined by a nerve in the mouth and tongue He warns taste is not hunger but nerve cues guiding food choices In other items Frances E Peters a Kirkwood widow fainted in police HQ after identifying cow skin as Pearl the thoroughbred calf raised by the two suspects Peters cried out for justice as she clutched her hands and begged to be allowed to reach the killers

Philadelphia Timothy Henry) Walters Pennsylvania Hes Becker St. Louis Frances E.) Peters Kirkwood Pearl St. Louis County

State Farm Convict Force Plows 200 Acres Near Moundsville

Rapid progress is reported at State Farm east of Moundsville where a convict workforce has plowed over 200 of 274 acres in three weeks. With two fair weather days remaining the spring plowing should finish soon. The irrigation system installed by Warden M. White last fall is being tuned for the season and will draw water from Mournonsville city mains to ensure a stable supply through the summer, reducing drought risk to crops.

Peni~ Lanitary Moundsville M. 2. White Mournonsville

Houses Are for Rent in Heaven Says Evangelist

Philadelphia march 20 Billy Sunday described heaven visits in a vivid sermon cites "War Rent" signs on mansions for a banker a University of Pennsylvania professor and a board of education member He spoke of real estate in heaven and reported 305 converts in the afternoon bringing total for the day to 607 as crowds filed to the tabernacle audience

Philadelphia Billy Abraham Tsalah Daniel Tabernacle Rodeheaver Ackley Joseph M. Steele George C. Shane la Philadelphia University, of Pennsylvania Board of Education Heaven Acnain

Convict Labor Sought for Kentucky Road Work

Louisville editors report that Kentucky voters will decide on an autumn amendment to the state constitution allowing prisoners to labor on roads and other public works outside prison walls. Previous proposal failed for timing. current effort gains support from labor representatives and governors candidates. The plan aims to restore convict strength through outdoor work, citing Colorado’s Sky Line Drive as a model.

Louisville Ke Mar Kentucky Pronent Sears Linda Neville Penitentiary Colorado

League Organized to Reduce Armies Worldwide

The American League to Limit Armaments announces a campaign via conferences with foreign leaders to unify efforts for worldwide reduction of armies and navies after the war. The group aims to coordinate the movement, pressure for a strong public presentation, and seek proportional peacetime disarmament while warends.

League SNEW York American League Pebic Tein Vais Ods Europe Tope Prabi

Big Engine to Beat Frisco Exposition

In East Pittsburg a new electric passenger engine weighing sixty tons is completed. It is capable of pulling a full train at sixty miles per hour. The engine will be shown on a turntable in San Francisco next month before entering service.

Pittsburg Ina. P East Pittsburg San Francisco

New York Theater Glances at Davis and a Blinger Revue

New York columnist notes Glenmore Davis seeking a room in Toledo amid a crowded hotel. He hails the Broadway debut of Facts and Fancies, a KL & FK backed revue with Conroy, Lemaire, McNaughton, Mowan, Lopokova, Doane, Carrillo, Hoban, and the enigmatic Mushazoogoo David Abrams. Irvin Cobb derides ornate language in lectures while Marie Cahill and Daniel Vorth face bankruptcy yet again, amid hopes for a new Miss Cahill vehicle. snow closes a Munro’s dining room with no music or dancing forthcoming.

New York Qfer Glenmore Klaw Erlanger Tom Sharkey Blinger KL & FB Marie Cahill Daniel Vt Wolves of Credle Misa Galil Arthi Daniel Vorth Arthu

Triplets Five Times Record Family in South Bend

Mrs and Mrs Frank Scott near South Whitley have 19 children, thirteen living, all sons under twenty. They hold a world record with five sets of triplets plus two sets of twins. the family plans to move to Oklahoma or Kansas for tillable land and work.

South Bend Ind Frank Scott South Whitley Kansas Oklahoma Scott Frank M. Pugh Scotts Flere Sethoof Highland Kan Muskogee Okla Claus Adhvek

Odd Mishap in Sharon Pa Aims For Clearer Report

Unclear fragments from a Sharon Pennsylvania item describe a mishap involving a revolver and McGuire. The text mentions a discharge and injuries to a knee, with references to Bessemer and a possible bystander or witness. Details are fragmented and unstable.

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Director Howe Climatologi~ Tal Service Territory Przemysl Junderro Iwood Petrograd Masons Bie France Louis XVIII Egg State Farm State’ Prison Billy Sunday Peace Crusaders Frisco Exposition Irvin Cobb Jas Ashbell Archer Austad Jarthair Arnold Allen Abel Sandener Miray Scott Ois Andy H Band Sharon McGuire Bessemer
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