Fortune for His Kin Stuttler Estate Seeks Heir
Spokane reports thirty thousand dollars in farm property and gold coin form the estate of Laurence Stuttler a Spangle rancher who died January 26 at Deaconess Hospital after leg gangrene surgery. The aged recluse left no clear identity but uttered the name Lena before death and wrote orders on paper slips affixed to his barn door claiming gold coin payments. He immigrated from Coustone Baden-Baden in 1834 and lived in multiple cities before settling on his Washington farm. Authorities seek anyone proving kinship to claim the fortune.
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Spangle
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Stuttter
America
Coustone
Baden-Baden
New York
Boston
New Orleans
Nashville
St.ouis
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Meeting Aims to Organize Charities in Bluefield
The pastors' association forms a charity committee led by Revs. C R W Kegley S H Thompson D R Moss to coordinate aid for the needy and weed out unworthy applicants. A general meeting is set for Sunday at 8:30 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church to elect a board of directors and treasurer.
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Pastors’ Association
Bluefield
C. R. W. Kegley
H. Thompson
D. R. Moss
Presbyterian Church
Charity
Cito
Visitors and residents mingle in Bluefield city notes
Last night in Bluefield several out of town visitors were listed including G G Hendrick Welch and H A Lilly Florida while locals such as J A Andrews O L Cowley Beckley and Walt Riley Roanoke were mentioned on business or travel. The piece also notes attorney Joseph H Gollehan in Charleston and humorist remarks about an ad on the page.
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Walt Riley
Roanoke
Bluefield
Joseph H. Gollehan
Charleston
New Orleans ‘Times Democrat
Fresh fish and local notices at Sublette and Barnes
Fresh fish offerings listed for Sublette and Barnes with varieties including salmon kippered herring and Finnan haddies. A local note mentions Mrs L J Bays of Cleveland Ohio visiting the city and J M Echols advertising insurance services in Thornton Building Office Room 29.
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Sublette & Barnes
Mrs. L. J. Bays
Cleveland, Vis
The
City
J. M. Echols
Thornton Bidg
Sublette & Barner
Annual Chamber of Commerce Meeting Set in Thornton Building
The Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting in the room of the Thornton Building on Thursday February 6 at 8 o'clock p m. A full attendance is requested for the election of officers for the ensuing year. GEO. H. HILL Secretary.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the
First Baptist Church
Chamber of Commerce
Thornton
Classified Advertisement Policy Notice
One cent per word for ads with cash in advance required. Only one gentleman customization column. Ads include lost found and similar notices. Signatures count as part of the ad.
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Wents
Lost chair from Pulaski street fire seeks return
A hardwood rocking chair with an ingrain carpet seat vanished during the Pulaski street fire. The item is to be returned to J. A. Bruce's store and belongs to Mrs. Mary E. Reeder.
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Pulaski Street
J. A. Bruce's
Mary E. Reeder
Dinefield Newswire Distribution Terms
The service is delivered by ECLTY carriers or mailed to addresses for $4 yearly $2 half year or $1 three months. It is sold on ASL trains and hotel newsstands by newsboys within a 100 mile radius of Dinefield.
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Eclty
Asl
Dinefield
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