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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1915
Page
24
A collage of rental listings, sales pitches, and job notices. Includes rooms for rent at 224 South Chestnut Street and 410 Lee Street, items for sale such as a runabout, a barber shop, and a sister war with transmission equipment, plus travel offers to Florida and western destinations. Names, addresses, and prices scattered amid misspellings and OCR errors.
Real estate notice offers for sale in Broad Oaks area. Property fronts Buckhennon Avenue and Marshail Street with 16Harge lois. Prices reasonable, terms include down payment and balance over one to three years. Located just above Men Golf Addition, touted as a top city buy. Contact for viewing and valuation.
Help wanted miscellaneous notice appears garbled but requests severed road house to house work. Fragment mentions sexoral men and women and distributing free inbox soap, with vague contact instruction and addresses. Likely an old classifieds fragment seeking labor and distribution roles.
Preparations begin immediately on a new extract plant as the company purchases all chestnut timber on Gauley Coal and Land Company holdings totaling about 190600 acres. Representatives contract for timber within reach while others expand land holdings near Cherry River property. Local builder J A Tincher lands the city building contract for 25090 dollars as postmaster Deitz sells his undertaking business to Thomas and McCutcheon.
A Gleam of progress at Galisp schools shows former LOA Nan West benefiting from domestic science, mechanical drawing, and industrial education. The article notes modernized basement rooms, four classrooms, and hands on work for grades five through high school, with two recitations weekly.
Fragmentary text mentions supplements and chapter choices for a subject with unclear references. Notes reference a fecal or fence paper and mixing up before the ae. Content is garbled and lacks coherent names or places.
Mos 15 Mr and Mrs Hoy Thrash and guests from Deer Park and Steubenville visit relatives while Miss Bizncke Lawson returns from Barrecksville to public schools. Mary Faris leaves for Philadelphia for medical treatment with her father and Mrs S Paris. Ellen Bailes and Isaac Wilson visit relatives in Grafton and Knotville. Mrs Hortor Stout and Misses Dunkip East return from Independence Kansas. G T Bartlett hosts at Grafton. Woman's Mission Circle plans autumn bazaar. Epworth League officers named for the year at Simpson Creek Baptist Church with Edna Francis president and other officers listed.
Shipments for Mannington and intermediate points should be delivered at the station by 9 00 A M. Quick service, reasonable rates, and careful handling emphasized. Daily except Sunday.
Advert asks buyers to act quickly on several property bargains including three rooms cottages on Easy terms and a 115 acre coal and timber land with rails nearby. Also offers a three story brick building for rent and insured baggage policies for Exposition travel with worldwide coverage.
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