Proposed Bond Issue to Build and Equip Beaver Pond Schools
Beaver Pond Mercer district voters will decide on a bond issue to finance school construction and equipment. W G Newenham, president of the board, appoints February 11 as election day per county court, with the vote to ratify or reject the order and resolution.
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Board of Education
W. J. Newenham
Beaver Pond
Mercer
Pebratey
Janucey
A.D
W. G. Newenham
District of
Foremost Newspaper of Pocahontas Flat-Top Coal Region
The Daily Telegraph covers coal trade status mine output and ownership changes, detailing regional development for professionals in the coal industry. Subscription options are $4 per year, $2 for six months, or $1 for three months, with delivery by city carriers or newsstands within 100 miles of Bluefield.
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Pocahontas
Daily Telegraph
Bluefield
Fashions for Boys Display Distinctive Styles
The article outlines boy fashion from headgear to outerwear, noting tam o shanters high and low on the head, Rob Roy caps with rosettes, soft felt hats, and polo caps for active boys. It covers pants, blouse suits, leggings, underwear, stockings, shoes, jackets, coats, and gloves, stressing practical warmth and ease of movement for boys of various ages.
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Lord Fauntleroy
Cooper's New Discovery Draws Cincinnati Crowds
The article notes intense local interest in Mr Cooper's theory of stomach degeneration as crowds grow during his Cincinnati visit. Interviewees praise Cooper's New Discovery for relief from stomach trouble catarrh and related symptoms, with testimonials from Mrs M E Emerson and J H Brooks praising improvements and calling the remedy the greatest.
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Cooper
Cincinnati
United States
White Pharmacy
Local residents and visitors noted in city notes
Born to Mr and Mrs B D Evans a son. J L Lee of Bramwell was a business visitor yesterday. W J Peters of Bramwell was in the city on a business trip. York Coleman received a commission as notary. Max Weinberger and W E Minter of Williamson were in the city yesterday. Jeck Foster returned from Johnson City for holidays. Miss Alleta Crump of Bramwell guests Miss Minnie Mann on Tazewell street. Miss Sallie Hudson returned after visiting Staunton. Cc Ro McNutt president of First National Bank Princeton in the city yesterday. Miss Kathleen Kahle returned home from Tazewell. C F E Roedinger, the bookman, goes to Roanoke for business and will visit eastern cities. Mr and Mrs W A Bodell returned from Hinton and other points. F P Landon of Keystone returns from Philadelphia. Sam Payne improving at his mother's Grahams home. William Kennedy returns from Parkersburg after holidays. ill for over a week. Attorney Earl Riley of Roanoke visiting friends. partner in Hairston Riley Hairston law firm. John P Gose and son with Miss Katrina Gose of Burkes Garden and Miss Maybelle Greever of Tazewell were in city yesterday morning on their way to school.
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John P. Gose
Katrina Gose
Burkes Garden
Maybelle Greever
Tazewell
Mr. Gose
Revival Meeting At Presbyterian Church Opens With Sermon
Revival services began at the Presbyterian church with Rev S W Moore from Pocahontas assisting Rev P C Clark. Moore led singing and preached on The Unrecognized Presence of Christ. Services continue tonight at 7 30 with a cordial welcome to all. Dressed Poultry at Sublette Barnes 1 4 8.
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Presbyterian Church
S. W. Moore
Pocahontas
P. C. Clark
Christ
Trusted Local Remedies and Warnings Highlight 1931 Ads
Le Raysville merchant Westover touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve for piles with a 20 year cure claim. Local ads push Sealshipt Oysters and Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup with guarantees. Sublette & Harnes promote products, while warnings urge against fake Foley's Honey and Tar containing harmful additives.
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O. S. Westover
le Raysville
N. Y
Order of Notice In West Virginia Court Hearing
The court orders a hearing on January 7, 1908 in Bluefield on the petition. Notices to known creditors must be published in the Bluefield Telegraph and mailed to their addresses. Judge Benjamin F. Keller signs the order with Clerk Edwin M. Keatley.
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Andrew L. Kell
Benjamin F. Keller
District Court of the United States
West Virginia
Andrew
Kell
Welch
McDowell
Acts of Congress
A. LD
Bluefield
Benjamin FP. Keller
Edwin M, Keatley
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Norfolk & Western Railway
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Cincinnedd
M. E. Hmerson
West Court Street
B.D. Evans
J. L. Lee
Bramwell
W. J. Peters
York Coleman
Max Weinberger
W. E. Minter
Williamson, Wee
Jeck Foster
Johnson Cit Y
Alletaa Crump
Minnie Mann
Tazewell Street
Cc. Ro. McNutt
First National Bank of
Princeton
Kathleen Kahle
C. FE. Roedinger
Roanoke
W. A. Bodell
Hinton
F. P. Landon
Keystone
Philadelphia
Sam Payne
Graham
William Kennedy
Parkersburg
Earl Riley
Riley
Hairston, Riley & Hairston
Presbyterian
Sublette & Barnes
Sublette & Harnes
G. H. Wade
Foley
Yoley
Grace Church
Lady's Co
Squire Chambers
K. B. Co
Hox 19
Northfork
Ag Scrip
Sparks
Jaeger
W. Va
R. L. Graham
Rogers Street
St. Clair & Goodson
Princeton Avg
Franklin
Greg St
Monroe St
J. M. Kehels
Fourth St
Fifth Street
bBiand Street
J. H. Allen
Ul Sur
America
Colby
Indian Ridge Kennel Club
Worth
Geo. M. Guy
Rocky Gap
J. EK. Holcomb
T. W. RY
A. LB. Kell
Thos. E. Cofer
Oglesby
Gombani
Witta
Lynchburg
Elks Opera House
Clarence Bennett
Joan the Baptist
Holy City
Bluefield Merchandise Exchange Incorporated
Bland Street
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