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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1916
Page
3
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A fragmentary historical note discusses jury composition in West Virginia and neighboring areas, alleging underrepresentation of ordinary citizens and women. The text questions how juries were formed, mentioning supposed favoritism toward certain groups and the impact on fairness. It references inspectors, ballots, and alleged delays in changes to practices affecting who serves. The source is garbled but hints at civic process concerns and gendered participation.
A branch office is planned at Marietta, Ohio, linked to Howind Stevenson and Mr Wool. Stevenson joins as a business partner with Wool, who enjoys a strong patronage in Wood Wyit and plans to open a branch there. The move aims to expand the business without affecting the home office, as News continues operations in Wood.
Shanley Mallon, a well known anti surcoastal dairy mat af Koanmont J Provaritiz, relocates to New Castle to become superintendent of the taronn Oni Spring stock fur. He brings decades of dairy training and experience, recognized as a top expert by the Clarkabure Mille Dealer and Producers Association. He plans to move his family to New Castle on December 25 and assumes duties November 1.
All members of Adamston lodge number 263 and related groups are asked to meet at the designated time to attend the funeral of Brother C. B. Garvin. C. Baxter, N.G.
Dr Shaw dismisses antis claims about jury duty by a young Spokane mother as false. She cites Spokane judge statements and notes West Virginia women face no extra burden there. The activist argument is labeled misleading while urging fair treatment for women voters nationwide.
A house priced at 2900 dollars offers six rooms with oak finish including a bath and pantry. It is a short walk from the post office and features two porches.
Two buyers purchase a fine building lot on Tr. Poplar Street, located five minutes from Third Street, marking a small urban land transaction with proximity to key streets.
Beginning November 1 consumers will pay two cents more per quart for milk and dealers will pay four cents more per gallon. The increase was approved at a Clarksburg Dealers and Producers Association meeting as needed due to higher feed and labor costs. Members noted milk contains more food value than beef, potatoes, or rice at current prices, and urged the public to recognize the price rise as necessary. Henry Rasaal presided, with EL Cartwright present. new members from Enterprise were L. R. Sturm, A. McSturm, and P. Meintry.
An old tax book exhibit in the county office, dated 1876 and tied to James M. Monroe, highlights the growth of Oly County. The display contrasts the preserved curio with later tax volumes, noting the Clarke district book now contains over 8,000 records compared with earlier modest ledgers.
In a chaotic report on rising living costs, city bakers and retailers warn that wholesale price increases will push bread and roll prices up. Retailers consider raising loaf and bun costs while the industry expects further wholesale hikes and possible tag adjustments in coming weeks.
Staunton and Walling s community camera studio opens at noon with Mina Mabel H Tiitkin and Misa Mary Moskey showcasing portraits. Washington area student Lore Orkh Ave joins as a teacher while Clarence B Stout and George W Gabley assist in coordinating the event and tax district details. Public notices list collectors and local residents attending and timing runs through November 3.
A group of about twenty five people gathered at Springfield for a Saturday event, including dairy workers and bookkeepers led by Wethur Thompson of Clay and J Cartwright of Ronewont, to attend a regional convention. They plan to stay several days and hope the sessions will benefit dairy associations and farm laborers. Guardian qualified Olin 8 Quick as guardian of Ward A Mulson with bond set at 10 dollars. Philadelphia: bookkeeper not taller than a font.
The Pinnetta case against Harold Jones was postponed by Mayor C. F. Gord on a Saturday night in pallon court until seven o'clock Monday evening. Pinnetta's arrest had been made earlier by Detective Lely White on a warrant issued by the mayor at the time of Jones.
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