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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1915
Page
24
Damaged OCR fragment shows unclear headline and stray letters. No coherent event or names readable to summarize a meaningful news item.
The mayor G. H. Gordon announces an enforcement date for rubbish in any street or alley within Clarksburg, signaling new municipal rules and penalties to originate from the stated date.
Fragmented notice discusses childrearing and education, urging parents to avoid turning children into drudges. It emphasizes guiding youth with care, fostering success, and balancing expectations with safety and emotional support.
A fragmentary East Weston column mentions Stuart Reed speaking at Weston and lists numerous local names, places, and events. It references community figures, licenses, meetings, searches, and terse notices with scattered details about properties, roads, and forthcoming notices. The legible content centers on a public figure’s appearance and a tangle of unrelated local items.
The Stealey Realty Co announces first addition subdivision plans with streets named for early area developers. Local officials assess layout and infrastructure as residents await formal approval and potential development timelines.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Seattle March items and authorities such as General A and Col Joseph F. Mae, with references to Washington and revisions. The piece is fragmentary and unclear but suggests a historical notice or military context without readable dates or complete names.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions cash terms and a $15 monthly arrangement, but content is too fragmented to identify person, place, or event.
A fragmented notice references Gordon and Kidd Fashites in a meeting about a bode. The text is garbled with stray letters and incomplete words, offering no clear date place or outcome.
Tax notices warn landowners of delinquent assessments and penalties. Authorities plan public listing on the first Wednesday of January to avoid publication of delinquent taxes. Four installments due before the grace period ends with a yearly charge of 23 dollars per parcel.
Fine dwelling with sewer rooms bath pantry basement sized like a house. Cabinet man iels oak finish oak floors slate roof large closets. Front and back porches well on back porch Lot 423 x 120. fee payment down and balance the rent.
Five room cottage with slate roof and oak finish on a large level lot. Described as one of the best locations in the suburb. Call for price and terms. Also notes a four room cottage with slate roof on a 60 by 120 foot lot offering part cash and balance the rent.
Corner lot in Stealey Heights offered as a solid value for self employment ventures. Grocery store for sale with two strong cash legs, potential to grow. Call for details and terms. Also promoting summer expo baggage insurance and roadster auto trade options for small properties.
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