Ice company in New York aims to sell mineral ice cheaper
Anonymous and abusive letters discuss a New York company formed to freeze mineral water and dispose of the ice for domestic use. It is claimed the ice can be furnished cheaper than bottled water and would be sold at the same price as ordinary manufactured ice.
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Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Guita Cannon
Jones St
Detroit, Mich
Amateur Art Association
Miss Gannon
J. F. Hughes
du Pont
Dr. King
Dlireane
Boval Medicine CO
W. J Itamlet
West Virginia
Circuit Court
Mercer County
W. B. Bonaker
C.erk
C. B. Mastin
P. Q
W. J. Hamlett
Wm. M. Maheod
Princeton Banking Co. & Corporation
W. J Hamlet
John A. Douglass
Princeton
County of
Mercer
Jonathan Cocnran
C. B. Martin
W. J. Hamlet
Heber Hamlet
B. Martin
Wes
Virginia
McEwen & Jones
Vounser
Piaip Tiffs
E. D. Ferrell
Josephone King
Rufus H. Shumate
Celia A. Shumate
Mary V. Pack
Mercer County Court Clerk's
C. N. Shumate
Rosa L. Pearis
Samuel Pearis
Lu'a H. Alvis
Joseph Alvis
Bessie Shumate
Kelly Shumate
Josephene King
King
W. B. Ronaker
Hale & Pendleton, P. Q
W. B. Honaker
Aslam
Jy Real
Bluefield
Dany Telegraph
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offer Promises Deafness Cure
An advertorial claim argues deafness stems from inflamed ear mucous and blocked Eustachian tube. It offers $100 for any deafness case caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes circulars from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
O. Ae Ee Cote
Winter storms prompt care for workhorses at risk
Amid harsh weather, many owners neglect for-hire or private horses left exposed to cold, rain, and wind. The piece urges humane treatment and suggests stabling animals to avoid suffering and possible economic loss. It mentions philanthropy versus practical need and notes legal questions about riverfront property and state rights on a river boundary.
Bluefield Set for $500000 Rail Improvements and Paving
A letter from F J Kimball, president of the Norfolk and Western Railway, outlines plans exceeding 500000 for Bluefield improvements. Extensions to yards, track rearrangements, new yards, and overhead bridges are proposed, with paving and sidewalks among anticipated city changes. The letter urges city officials to align streets with the project.
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Norfolk and Western Raillway Company
Bluefield
Kimball
Edwin Mann
First National Bank
Leter
Uefield
Princeton Avenue
Merer Street
Thefield
F. J. Kimball
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