Hoosier Cabinet Factory Promise of Low Prices
Enormous factory output drives massive production and a claim that over 1,000,000 Hoosier Cabinets can be made at low prices. The snippet emphasizes scale and affordability in manufacturing.
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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1916
Page
3
Enormous factory output drives massive production and a claim that over 1,000,000 Hoosier Cabinets can be made at low prices. The snippet emphasizes scale and affordability in manufacturing.
Dr. Anne Howard Shaw, president of the National American Suffrage Association, will speak at the court house Tuesday evening. Born in England 1847, she pursued teaching, ministry, and medicine, later leading suffrage campaigns nationwide and earning life honorary president status. Marriage licenses granted include Albert Wagner car Margaret V. Fritse, Homer Ey Roller and Atlee Canterberry, and others.
Strictly modern name finished in oak with large front porch two bathrooms electric lights cellar slate roof bay windows and corner lot. House will rent for 45 per month and wanted cost 4000 to build now.
The will of the Integru Sarah Duff widow of Alexander Duff was probated in the county clerk’s office Saturday afternoon. It leaves 200 to Elk View cemetery and Hermon Lodge 8 Mutons trust for care of a cometory jot. Fannie Peck and others receive $3,000 and $100 shares. The residue is divided among sixteen heirs including Ruth Primm, Mam Primm, and Margaret Owens. Four men jailed for drunken larceny after arrests by local officers, Frank Wild, Pred Boone, Marcus Wright, and William Murphy.
Ten years back in Clarksburg a flood of names, places and events fills the page. Clergymen, factory managers, lodge members, and civic figures appear alongside rail and factory actions, marriages, deaths, and town meetings. The report sketches community life with scattered details of courts, business dealings, and social announcements.
A police squad led by Lieutenant Nicholas M. Whyte raided a gambling house on West Pike near Thind Street, arresting ten men. Bonds posted ranged around $12 each, with the tenth suspect named John Doe facing a higher bond of $21.60. The second floor venue, cited as the wicked gambling room, was located in the Hullding. The suspects include Tony Spaghetti Gus Papes John George George Jay Sam Jones Saw Slawart John White George Burna and Thotson Tucker. Police officers involved were Whyte White and Yates with local patrol support.
Lieutenant Kearny resides at the Waldo hotel room 604 awaiting applications for three hospital corps members. Second West Virginia regiment, now at Camp Kanawha, is reportedly reunited and preparing for possible duties.
Nusbaum store tenants move to temporary premises on Wort Main Street while Donahue and Johorda partner build a new building. M. A. Nusbaum Inc invites patrons to visit the temporary location for fall and winter stock, promising the same welcome and service Nusbaum's has long been known for.
A Saturday night hearing in the James Briitalo case, involving alleged illegal liquor operations, was adjourned with Davision reserved until Monday. Briitalo, described as a Grama sill foreigner, was arrested a week ago at his home on prohibition charges after a raid found a quantity of liquor. The outcome remains pending.
George Moran Howard Fredericke von and W J Harper were jailed for ten days for hitching a ride on a Baltimore and Ohio yard train. They paid fines of five dollars and costs. Thirty eight prisoners are housed at the county jail, with eighteen labeled as able workers. Dora Alyen, a locally known figure, was locked up after a seventh drunken night, Police Officer Ol reports.
Autotated river stage notes from Wheeling to Morgantown dated Oct 7 show water depths at wheeling 14 feet 5 inches in pool and 1 foot 6 inches below dam, with other stations like Pittsburg Steubenville Parkersburg Morgantown and Warren reporting varying levels and clear conditions. No arrivals or departures noted.
William E. Trimble qualified Lat rady as executor of the will of Sarah Dull with a string bond of 100000 provided by National Surety Company. Surety, Joan Z. Griffin, Thomas Hay Monn, BA. Farland, W. J. Lawid and B. Frank Fomer were appointed appraisers of the estate.
The Went View police chiefs and Peace Owl Coral Adnodlition announce a convention for October 17-18 in Huntington. The program includes welcomes by the mayor, business announcements, a photograph, and a city procession to the Elks and mayor of Trouton Rua. Special invitations go to association members with a 9:00 p.m. departure and coordinated transit to Santington Chief Urooloy and the organization president will attend.
Operators report disrupted rail service and curtailed operations due to a tick of railroad ena avoidance. A shortage of care supplies slows shieldlet operations while demand remains high for the Chicago lines.
In Clarksburg officers enforce a strict ban on scrimped expressions and branded drinks linked to Old Joe and a popular whiskey line. The exhibit of defiance leads to a public scene on West Multiphroot Street as Buick’s manager at the St Charter hotel confronts the crowd and remarks on food and drink limits.
Fragmented OCR text notes a plea to improve conditions in the industry, mentioning efforts to ameliorate the situation and arguing manufacturers are getting only about sixty percent of the cars they should have to take care of.
Te I Rowe qualified Saturday as administrator of the estate of White Haw Tivon with bond at 1600 and surety. Virgil Moore Niwan and William Youre used to approve the estate.
The Rev Devighard, newly appointed sister of Asa Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church, will lead the pulpit today at 11. Attendance and details remain as the community gathers for the service.
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