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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1902
Page
2
A fragmentary news wrap discusses weather quirks and political commentary, noting a cold wave forecast, Roosevelts moderation, and disputes over arbitration. It mentions a 1800 newspaper found by William Sykes in Wood County, Parkersburg, preserved between logs, raising curiosity about historic print.
Claim that deafness from catarrh responds to constitutional treatment. Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with a $100 reward for uncured cases, urging readers to send for circulars.
Dated George Town December 20 the story notes the mortal part of Washington the Great was laid to rest with grave honors. An editorial complains the paper’s limits prevent covering the varied foreign news received by the mails.
Advertises One Minute Cough Cure as immediate relief for coughs colds and throat lung troubles. Claims safety and wide usage with testimonials and promotional notes for cigars and kidney cure. Includes a chancery depositions notice with dates and location in Bramwell Mercer County West Virginia.
Local column highlights new bargains in residential dwellings and business properties. Notes include updated listings for homes and commercial lots, with emphasis on value and potential improvements in the current market.
An article reprinted from the Dairy Tribune Vorapa dated December 3 discusses Bluefield homes and safe, profitable investments. It outlines market prospects, comparisons, and guidance for readers seeking bargains in the local real estate scene.
President Kimball writes Edwie Mann of First National Bank about Bluefield improvements by the North and Western Railway Company. Expenditures exceed 500000 dollars for yard extensions track rearrangements and facility enlargements including a retaining wall along Princeton Avenue and long sidings for deliveries. Overhead bridges planned east of the office and at the yard, with paving and sidewalks urged to match city street upgrades. The letter notes sewerage progress and Bluefield's growing population as a distributing point for coal fields.
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