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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1915
Page
24
An old sale notice advertises a paid investment option in the city with claims of steady returns. The fragment mentions "Paks Fifey-do" and phrases about leaving the city and properties offered for sale, highlighting a standard high class busthaes and ongoing payments.
A fragmented OCR reads as a deal involving a loan, sale, and shipment terms. Names such as MONONGAMBLA and VALERY appear, with references to Western, Virginia, and surrounding regions. The text hints at a partnership or vessel related transaction and political figures involved in handling.
Market notes from Chicago and Pittshurg show mixed signals as winter delays impact commodities. Wheat May 10d, corn prices varied with December quotes near 108 percent, while oats and pork futures drifted. Cattle and hogs in Pittsburgh and Chicago remained steady with moderate receipts and price ranges for prime and choice grades.
A garbled OCR fragment references Elias Ora Test and a list of seemingly unrelated names and terms. It hints at disruptions in a debate about agricultural commerce and banking positions, with partial phrases like solid foundation and adjusted conditions. The text lacks coherent events or clear subjects.
The report reviews several plants and companies in the window glass industry, detailing operations, reopenings, and disruptions. Key items include Greensburg Glass Company at Passaic, Reed Grape Company in Rochester, Morton Plant at Marion, the cooperative Glass works, and activity in Williamsport, Newark, Binghamton, and Hartford City. Fire losses, shutdowns, resumptions, and upcoming openings are noted with dates and plant status.
Fragmented notice describes real estate, farm values, and closing details with prices noted as 2/250 and 200 per year. Mentions Blaby frame and local names as part of a damaged OCR excerpt. No clear event or actionable item due to unreadable text.
Fragmentary OCR note describes rail line near Preston county with preserved land and a parcel of about 7000 square feet or similar. Mentions price around 1700 and a call to act immediately. The legible items suggest a land or property sale linked to railroad access and preservation efforts.
A garbled report references Post-Reserve Real Estate and a legal dispute involving Loyd Mone Koons, alleged infringement by Owens Bottle W Machine Company, and actions by Glate Manufacturers. It mentions a New York case with Bangor, Maine events on October 18 and a suspension of proceedings, with a Bay ran pet term noted.
Fragments describe a corn weighing event with figures like fourteen inches and two pounds per bushel. Names and places are garbled but imply a community fair with unusual measurements and prizes. The readable bits suggest a quirky display rather than a formal competition.
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