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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1915
Page
8
An urban court ruling centers on a tumultuous dispute between a husband and his wife. The wife alleges persistent harassment and inappropriate conduct, while the husband resists separation. The magistrate orders the wife to withdraw and directs the husband to stay away, citing disorderly behavior.
An audience of Harrison county farmers gathered in Morzantown for a talk by County Agent W Dizinb and Professor Oliver. They discussed fertilizer use, meadow improvement, and seedling plans, urging home mixing to save costs, with estimates of six to sixteen dollars per hundredweight for materials. The session covered pasture rotation, seed plots, and timing to gauge next year's results, attracting 40 to 50 attendees.
Fragmented OCR text references Clarkshire West Virginia and a trust company. It mentions GEO DUNK Tréacirer and a likely notice context. Details are unreadable and uncertain due to garbled source text.
Former Representative Hermans Metz of Brooklyn says his name was used without permission to form a committee for a permanent organization for friends of peace. He declares no interest in propaganda and asserts he wants nothing tied to any plan that does not serve America's interests.
John D Rockefeller Jr through the Rockefeller bureau of social hygiene sent an 18000 dollar check to Dr Katherine Davis, commissioner of corrections, toward erecting a hospital for drug nabbiies of Rik ers ieland. This joins a 10000 dollar donation by Mrs Vanderbilt and other gifts to advance construction. The hospital, to ac commodate 1927 patients, will serve drug users entering institutions after the anti dope law enforcement, Davis says.
J L Bader of Monticello, visiting Shenandoah County, reports finding 6044 clovers over three weeks as part of his hobby. While on a business trip to Yorktown he found 300 clovers in a day and later gathered fifty two from an arch near the German church street.
A meeting in New York formed the Tobacco Merchants Association of the United States to encompass growers, manufacturers, and dealers. The group aims to protect trade marks, curb price cutting, combat fraud, seek favorable legislation, and advance tobacco interests and duties totaling about 111 million dollars in annual taxes.
Matilda Woods, now seventy two, recalls arriving in a frontier town as a seven year old with her parents. After decades of staying by the fireside, she has just taken her first train ride to see San Francisco, fulfilling a lifelong dream of stepping into the outside world.
Religion notes Charleston September 25 says that seceding miners in district No 17 United Mine Workers of America are forming a political Catholic organization. Charles Buck resigns as international board member, declaring the district failed to carry out pledges made at the Montgomery convention.
President Wilson motored to Baltimore today accompanied by Miss Helen Woodrow Bones a cousin. He planned to call on his brother but found him out. The ride was uneventful.
Fragmented listings describe a convention agenda dated September 2007 with meetings, speeches, and social events. Notable items include addresses by national officials, an athlete exhibition, a moonlight boat ride, and committee appointments, with times ranging from mid afternoon to late evening across various venues.
In Grass Valley on September 25 Muse Annies Silly twill cont Sant will ride a mule to Red Point school near Humbug Canyon Towles. Miss Stith hesitates about bringing a trunk for teaching duties. The Parkershire Rig and Ree Company opens a branch store led by F C Selken Tinz as it expands to serve more patrons after the factory shipment already arrived.
In Centralia Kansas a man, claiming to be about eighty four though the family Bible says eighty, built an eighty foot long four foot high cement retaining wall around his residence yard. He completed the job unaided, mixing concrete and performing all work himself at Golf Street.
In Denvor on September 26 Marry Goi frey reports a snake regurgitating a large awaken after rehinging. A bulging body revealed a small gold bracelet with a stone setting bearing the inscription FEMA. to fl. GR. The discovery occurred near Molita in 191903.
Fragmentary local dispatch recalls a quirky encounter near Fort Canby involving a mule, a brown bird, and a calm perch. The text blends odd phrases and misspellings, offering a glimpse of a rustic scene with animals and distant figures.
A man was attacked in an alley behind a truck yard in Wisconsin today. Police say the assailant fled the scene after the assault, and investigators are reviewing nearby surveillance for clues.
A deer hunt recounts a farmer Ralph Went to sawyers with horned bucks and a head. The tale notes a $20 fine and a court appearance after an improvised pursuit and a disputed possession. The narrative centers on Gautech and onlookers as the scene shifts to the courthouse.
In Anler Hod Springs Arkansas on September 25, Date Young a 119 year old man shot by Nellie Williams a former sweetheart who had burned her clothes at Williams home boarders Roy Walker and others were wounded. Ford fired a fatal shot to end the confrontation and Young killed himself after firing on Ford.
In a single afternoon at the old Sherbondy Hill reservoir 30,000 bluegill died from heat. The shallow drained basin, heat by sun, left fish near the surface where many were found dead or dying. Portage Mahands Game Company officials drained the reservoir to remove the fishy odor and alleviate the situation.
Wim Sept 25 report from Appleton describes teachers clashing over who rings the hall bell at Prevdom school. Injunctions restrain Anna Gar Woy and Katherine Van Dyck who seek the job, while wages and duties are disputed. The bell action leaves the school largely empty with few pupils attending.
A street physician on the West Side treats a man with a severe foot condition. The report mentions Raim Claxton and a local shoe store, with reference to area landmarks and an address line.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an individual from Ohio with unclear age and language about fat deeds. no coherent event or outcome can be derived from the readable fragments.
A детailed, period voice account describes Blanche McArthur and other pupils debating finance with Mr Rockefeller at a school gathering. The scene covers stock and bond notions, dividends, and banking basics delivered as an educational exercise. The tone mirrors a curious, childlike inquiry into financial systems and corporate structure.
Obituary note recalls Nancy Witte, Mrs Holmes, and the welding cake baked for a wedding seventy years ago. Neighbors and families celebrate her eighty seven years, with mentions of the Swittes and other longtime ties.
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