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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
4
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A mass convention of Republican voters in Mercer County West Virginia is called to meet in Hive on June 20 1896 at two o clock in the afternoon. The gathering will nominate county officers select delegates to the congressional and senatorial conventions and elect a chairman secretary and five members of the county Republican executive committees. Also to nominate candidates to fill vacancies. Dated May 16 1896 Crockett chairman Bowman secretary.
The senate confirms George M. Bowers of West Virginia as commissioner of fish and fisheries. The commentary notes public scrutiny on rate bills and discusses political reform ideas while the Spanish king is advised by others in changing decisions.
The Hinton Leader reports Summers county Republicans urge J. M. Cook for the senatorial nomination. They say no agreement with Mercer county was made and Mercer should yield to Summers to heal party rifts. Republicans in Summers insist Cook, life long Republican, would run strong and unite the party despite Mercer’s position.
William Watkins of Edwardsville Pennsylvania is awarded a Carnegie hero medal and $1,200 for rescuing three miners from the Kingston mines on September 3, 1904, despite dangerous after damp conditions. The award was confirmed after commission review and notification letters from the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission. Watkins had previously received a medal from GT Matthews of New York and E M Richards of Wilkes-Barre.
A testimonial from Mrs Torver of 107 Keene Street endorses Doan's Ointment for itching and skin irritation. She reports positive relief after trying salves with night relief restored, praising the product as the best known. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo is named as U S agents, price 50 cents.
Public notices and advertisements describe DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve praised for skin issues and a catarrh treatment Hall's Catarrh Cure offered as a constitutional remedy. The notices urge delinquent taxpayers to pay by June and warn of penalties, while Hawley announces tax collection enforcement.
A vintage ad promotes Kennedy's Laxa ire Honey and Tar as the ideal cure for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims quick throat relief and suitability for children and adults, sold by all druggists with a theatrical spelling error in the product name.
A brief notice highlights the availability of a wash tree for men at the WP Hawley Merchandise Co. The item appears in a catalog or display, signaling product availability for customers.
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