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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1920
Page
7
The Princeton Telegraph urges establishing a city market within a month to help farmers and consumers. It cites high retail margins on tomatoes and other produce, calls for action under the charter, and notes district attorney efforts against profiteering. The piece mentions market need, price contrasts, and local conditions.
The article describes Eddie Stinson's flying machine as the main source of real excitement, with movies and a carnival continuing, while many visitors from the county plan to witness air demonstrations today as others ride in the machine.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. McGuire of Norton are in the city for several days. Dr. McGuire left for Bluefield Sanitarium for an operation on tonsillitis with Dr. J Francke Fox in charge amid his absence from Norton. Jury trial in Henderson v Mitchell likely to end this week as Circuit Court sits through the day. Mrs. J Cumby Brown of Mount remains noted in Personals.
Hope, a visitor to relatives in the city over the weekend. John B. Neal of Rock attended to business matters yesterday. Able Shumate of Crump's Bottom was among Summers visitors to Princeton yesterday afternoon. Miss Billie Bailey of Lindside visited relatives in Princeton yesterday afternoon.
In Charleston on August 20 the Republican state campaign opened at Cabell building with M Z White as state chairman and A Elias McCrum as secretary directing eight full headquarters rooms. Mrs Elis A Yost associates at the site while Jesse V Sullivan handles the press bureau. Governor candidate E F Morgan and auditor nominee Major John Bond work from headquarters as turnout for the campaign builds.
A fragmented OCR note shows tense street language with repeated elevator style phrases. Authorities have yet to release names dates or locations connected to the scene.
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