Virginia Primary Result Highlights Mapp Support
The Virginia Democratic primary showed G Walter Mapp with strong statewide support, suggesting a shift toward the progressive wing of the party. Despite Byrd’s rival stance, about half of Virginia Democrats and additional Republicans imply demand for change in state governance and closer attention to reform.
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Virginia
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Old Commonwealth
Baltimore Sun
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Judge Henson Loses In Race For Legislature
Virginia primary notes recount a chaotic election with Judge W. J. Hanalon losing in the sixth district race. Byrd supporters dominate Bluefield and Tazewell areas, while Mapps tally remains weak. Local comments urge political accountability as Bluefield shifts focus to baseball and Virginia news.
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Crndants
House of Delegates
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Washington Tubes II And Quick Getaway In Bristol News
Washington Tubes II by Crane outlines a debt-laden setup beginning in the second frame, with a note on a heat paste and a plan to control the opening. A quick getaway is reported after a welding incident near Mrs George Dodd's Tarawall avenue home causing a brief blaze. Also covered are Rev. Wilek James Page’s visit to relatives and remarks on Bluefield climate, plus a Virginia side notes section with regional social updates and a Studebaker sale advertisement offering a light six roadster for $600.
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George Dodd
Tarawall Avenue
Wilek James Page
Nannie Osborne
Tazewell Avenue
Fage
Thomas Nelson Page
Page
Dream Home To Open For Balance Of Week
Crowds gather to inspect the Dream Home on College Avenue which has been closed all week. The house has not sold yet but will be furnished with new furniture and prepared for day inspections each evening this remainder of the week at Taboldk.
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Edgar A. Gust
Hove
Ta’olodk
Portugal Trades Its Science for New Ideas
Lisbon papers report the congress for the advancement of the sciences as a bridge for Franco Portuguese relations. Scientists from both nations attended to exchange findings and advance mutual research benefits under an illness prevented president. Miss Maria Gills, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Gills of Bluefield, Virginia, died Wednesday after surgery in Winston-Salem North Carolina.
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Funeral Tolbert Clark Held At Highland Avenue Church
Tolbert Clark funeral held on Thursday after his death Tuesday evening at home. The service at Highland Avenue Christian church was conducted by Rev. Rt. A. Warley with BH. Cola assisting. Clark was a member of the Baptist church and the Pal and Silas Bible class, a Smythe County native and longtime local worker.
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C. W. Uill
T. H. Steel
J. Q Harman
J.C. Holbrook
J. G. Jespie
D. B. Spracher
J.T. Dudley
I’, Thompson
J. M. Smith
C. P. Painter
H. C. Broyles
G. ¥. Stowjers
James A. Bailey
William Holbrook
W. J. Cole
J. J. Catron
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B. L. Gillespie
W.P. Sprin
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Highland Avenue Christian Church
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Smythe County
Pocahontas to Represent Large Delegation at State Convention
Pocahontas speakers expect strong turnout as Test No. 14 sends many members to Staunton for the state convention. The Pocahontas Legion and Prof. A W Miller group plan to attend, with several committee assignments announced for the delegation.
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Staunton
Pocahontas
Improved Bus Service Praised by Citizens
A reader tests the new Hitensine style bus on the Poca Bluefield route and finds it as comfortable as rail travel. The only suggestion is to increase frequency from every hour and a half to hourly to boost service effectiveness.
Outlook Bright for the Pocahontas Merchants
The Pocahontas merchants and other local lines look to a bright fall season with renewed activity. Major work includes 4 pi hite datura labor, Gibbs & Hill Co. extending high power electric line across Chestnut Mountain, and new high school construction plus street and sewer upgrades. Local notices list residents visiting Bluefield and Bristol and ongoing social visits.
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Vieiuity
Viltines
Bopa
Gibbs & Hill Co
Chestnut Mountain
Incubation customs drift as Bible lands grow poultry sense
New York Aug 6 Thea heena of Palestine and Haypt have lost the habit of sitting on eggs and cannot perform duties, says Misa Phylia Brown a Vadedr graduate teaching poultry raising in Near East Relief agricultural schools for refugee orphans. She notes native incubators are primitive and unreliable, with a PHP archaic furnace and no thermometer. In villages hatchings occur in a large building with several ovens handling 80 000 to 150 000 eggs yearly. Eggs are bought for one cent each and chicks sold back for 2.5 cents, yielding modest profits as hatch rates average about 60 percent. Brown argues scientific instruction will boost output, with many orphans going into farming and poultry after graduation at sixteen.
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Haypt
Misa Phylia
Brown
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Miss Brown Rays: “Probably Laty Atléticans
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Langer
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Purification Health Ad Claims Calotabs Cure
A dated advertisement promotes Calotabs as the best system purifier and asks readers to purify the entire system with Calotabs once or twice a week for several weeks. It touts doctors endorsement, a family package with directions, and prices 3 shillings 6 pence and 10 cents, available at any drug store.
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