Daily Telegraph Office Notices from Bluefield
Public notices from the Daily Telegraph Printing Co address mail to Box 721 Bluefield West Virginia No individuals are named as recipients and no mail about the paper’s establishment is expected.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1908
Page
4
Public notices from the Daily Telegraph Printing Co address mail to Box 721 Bluefield West Virginia No individuals are named as recipients and no mail about the paper’s establishment is expected.
The document lists candidates for national and state offices including President Taft and Sherman, and state posts such as Governor Swisher Secretary Reed and Attorney General Conley. It also names county positions for the judiciary, clerk, assessor, surveyor, and education roles with their home counties.
The Juvenile Protective Association of Georgia appeals nationwide for contributions to honor Joel Chandler Harris known as Uncle Remus. The plan funds a memorial home with school gymnasium and playgrounds to aid wayward boys through reform and government training, led by Julian Harris and a notable advisory board. Donations may be sent to W. R. Hamond, treasurer, Century Building, Atlanta.
A cautious note circulates about a potential Democratic state convention as party insiders weigh efforts and maneuvers. Rumors suggest organizers are assessing timing and backing amid internal debate.
The excerpt roams through Democratic and Republican fault lines, noting voter fears at the polls, disaffection rumors, and party self-interest. It mentions the Fayette Tribune rollout, coal field tensions, and protests over government policy, with quips on booze, national affairs, and local political maneuvering.
Advertisement claims deafness arising from inflamed Mustachian Tube can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It attributes most cases to Catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any deafness cure not achieved by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Includes urged mail for circulars and product pitches for Hall's Family Pills.
A tentative notice indicates a man intends to take advantage of The Metropolitan during a mid-summer period around July 24 1983. The brief mentions a plan or opportunity at the venue.
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