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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1915
Page
3
Four small farms offered at 1000, 1100, 1600 and 1800 pounds. Terms: 20 pounds down and 20 pounds per month, no interest or taxes. Properties near the car line and city. Opportunity to start poultry business.
Howard Post, real estate broker and general insurance agent, occupies rooms 505 to 566 in the Golf Building. He offers property listings and coverage services through his dual licensed practice.
Saturday night police booked six, including Stella Gwinn for drunk and disorderly conduct and profane language on the street. Newton Heenan and Herbert Davia were jailed on West Pike for fighting. Lee Henderson also arrested for intoxication. An automobile owner was taken for passing a streetcar as passengers alighted. All to be arraigned before Mayor G. H. Gerdom Sunday morning.
The sheriff's office stayed open Saturday evening for taxpayers who have not paid 1914 taxes. The office will remain open Saturdays from 7 to 9 pm until June 19. Delinquent lists will be published on Monday, June 7, after which levy for taxes begins. Paying now avoids embarrassment and county government neglect.
A fragmented classified item lists household goods for sale including a rug and porch curtain. The line mentions a Consolidated phone service in an apartment setting with unknown year and location details. The readable portion suggests a local sale notice without clear seller or timeframe.
Atlantic Fleet officers honored Secretary Daniels defend the navy as efficient and prepared for war while urging stronger support from Congress and the public. Daniels rebuts critics from the National Security League claiming inadequate preparedness and emphasizes progress, discipline, and future naval strength amid political pressure and revivalist exhortations.
Real estate notice promoting White Addition ten minutes from the car line and turnpike near Norwood. Claims better residence area for workers of large factories. Prices start at 210 dollars and up. See details is implied but not provided.
A large religious gathering continues with services at the tabernacle and a day of big meetings. Oil and gas workers march from the Empire building at 2:00 PM with carpenters, builders, railroad workers and labor groups joining in.
A preacher recounts a man resisting Bible truth and a Colorado Christian encounter. A London millionaire seeks time to live, but a doctor says time belongs to God. A Minneapolis fire warns that some wait too long for salvation as prayers rise for repentant souls tonight.
The government plans to file a brief Monday as oral arguments proceed on a bank’s motion to dismiss a suit. Affidavits assert violations of the National Bank Act by Riggs and National City Bank of Newark linked to treasury dealings. Secretary McAdoo cites two incidents fueling personal hostility toward him by the banks and explains withdrawals of government deposits amid concerns over bank conduct.
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