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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1908
Page
3
Purchaser acquires a six room residence at the corner lot where North and Jefferson streets meet in a transaction noted for local property activity. Public records show the deal completed with no immediate related fixtures disclosed.
A note reads five thousand two hundred ninety dollars on an oar line and mentions a special bar. The fragment signals a financial entry or ledger item tied to a bar setting.
A short note indicates a paved street section will be sold within days. The item is described as a quick sale with expected transfer soon.
Young doctor Franklin Deane wins Florence Miller by uncovering a secret desk will. He proves Florence’s inheritance to a niece of a late relative, freeing her from poverty and prompting him to propose in a final twist. The couple exchange vows as the desk reveals the true fortune.
The state convention at Charleston faces a neck and neck race between Auditor Arnold C. Scherr and Secretary of State C. W. Swisher for the gubernatorial nomination. Contests in Ohio county and disputes over delegate credentials may decide the outcome with a crowded slate for other offices and many ballots anticipated.
Five brothers known as the Wall Paper Men operate from No 107 Princeton Avenue. The short notice notes their business location and family involvement in the wallpaper trade.
An old fashioned laxative cough syrup marketed for children, praised for tasting nearly like maple sugar. It claims gentle action on the bowels and to help expel the cold from the system, advertised as sold by all druggists.
An old advertisement notes DeWitt's Little Liver Risers as famous liver pills available through druggists.
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