Newspaper Subscription Options and Delivery Details
The service is delivered by city carriers or sent to any address for 4 dollars per year 2 dollars for six months or 1 dollar for three months. It is also sold on all trains hotel news stands and by newsbows within a 100 mile radius of Bluefield.
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Bluefield
City of
South Bluefield
High School
Christie
Bedford Street
Colored Baptist Church
Prohibition Ballads and Bluefield Notices in One Row
A collage of verse on John Barleycorn with local signoffs and public notices from Bluefield including a Rich Mountain Dairy invitation, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy endorsement, and a Mercer county Republican Central Committee meeting call for February 15 1908.
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Republican Central Committee
Mercer County
West Virginia
Bluefield
Parkerburg
Isaac, T. Mann
Free Mining Reports From Pittsburg Mining Review
The Pittsburg Mining Review offers free mining stock reports to help investors assess value and avoid poor investments. They promote a subscription at $1.00 per year and invite readers to request a report on their mining interests.
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Pittsburg Mining Review
Union Bank Bdg
Pittsburg
Beaver Pond School Bond Debate Calls for $150000 District Vote
A public address to voters in Bluefield and Beaver Pond urges support for a February election on issuing $150,000 in district bonds. Proponents argue new schools and improvements will reduce long term costs, attract families, and raise local education standards.
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Beaver Pond
Board of Education
Childre
Ironton
Ohio
Salisbury
N. C
Friends of Public Education
W. J. Newenham
Chamber of Commerce
Bluefield
Heaver Pond
Harold A. Ritz
J. H. Easley
WM. McCarthy
BB. McClaugherty
H. I. Shott
Neighborhood Favorite Praised For Electric Bitters
Harbor Me endorses Electric Bitters as a neighborhood favorite. The tonic claims quick relief for dyspepsia liver and kidney issues nervous debility and blood purification. Sold with guarantee at drug stores for 50c and promoted alongside Rocky Mountain Tea by local vendors.
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J. D. Charles
Harbor
Electric Bitters
Keeping Open House and Feeling Good with New Life Pills
Advertises Dr King's New Life Pills as a remedy that regulates stomach liver and bowels to improve well being. Claims the pills produce a wholesome feeling and are available at drug stores for 25 cents.
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Rocky Mountain Tea
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