Market Quotations by Bluefield Broker Firm
Market quotations reflect activity from the Bluefield Brokerage Company dealing in bonds securities and visions. Located on the third floor at Kelly and Moyer Building in Bluefield West Virginia.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1908
Page
3
Market quotations reflect activity from the Bluefield Brokerage Company dealing in bonds securities and visions. Located on the third floor at Kelly and Moyer Building in Bluefield West Virginia.
A brief telegraph want ad invites readers to buy Sunbeam Buckwheat Flour and Blue Ribbon Coffee at the St Clair and Goodson shop. The notice is dated January 18, 1936, reflecting a common classified listing style of the era.
Norton Virginia special report describes near disaster when a heater fire threatened the unfinished First Presbyterian Church. vandals damaged the dry goods storefront with an iron bar while a local resident fired at fleeing suspects. census work and a family illness update the town scene as J J Body and J J Peevee are noted in local affairs.
A fragment argues that one in seven die of consumption in this climate and notes a London physician urging patients with lung weakness to use cod liver oil widely as a preventive measure against tuberculosis. The tone mirrors a sensational health column from an older newspaper, urging vigilance for respiratory fragility.
Vendors tout Vinel a concentrated cod liver oil substitute free of grease claiming to improve appetite digestion blood quality and lung strength. The product is pitched as superior to traditional emulsions with a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied, alongside other tonics like Rocky Mountain Tea and local drugstore ads.
During the Civil War a Kansas jayhawker Bugbee terrorized routes near Denver. Soldier-turned-avenger Elliot Frost tracked him to a canyon west of Denver. Frost and six veterans staged a women’s disguise ambush, killing Bugbee and several gang members, saving the coach and earning local hero status.
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