Hatfield Faces Campaign Trail in West Virginia Speech
Dr Hatfield pledges to push an employers liability law and expand the agricultural department if elected governor. He advocates better roads, majority rule, and a businesslike state government while asserting independence from party factions and promising to serve all the people.
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Hatfield
Himnself
West Virginia
Kanawha
Southern End
Op*ted
Hapee
Tf Tam
Dr. Hatfield
Hatfield Special Draws Large Crowds in Montcalm County
A Hatfield campaign train toured small towns in southern Week Virginia, drawing crowds estimated between 2600 and 4000 at Montcalm. Ed ward Cooper and Judge J Frank Maynard led early gatherings before the train arrived. Hatfield spoke strongly at stops including Simmons and Coopers, with supporters aboard the two car train. No candidates traveled on the special. Hatfield said he is running independently.
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H. E. Williams
H. 8. White
Matewan
Patffeld
Montcalm
Pintfield
Senator White
Edward Cooper
Bramwell
Cooper
Bluefield
Senator Baker
Hawley
Teddy Roosevelt
Chicago
Lowchter
Dr. Heatherd
Mont Calm
Lester
Southern Week
Virginia
J. Frank Maynard
Simmons and Coopers
Lotter Point
Dr. Batfield
The Fly Pest Screening at the Pike Opera House
Civic League and Chamber of Commerce promote The Fly Pest film at the Pikes Opera House showing the life cycle of a fly and its link to tuberculosis. The educational feature urges sanitation and swatting the fly as a public health measure during the first three days of the week. Telegraph Want Ads offer results.
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Ss.s
S.S. S
Atlanta, GA
Chamter
Pikes’ Opera House
Leon Miller
Grace Tempest
KIX & Trix
SEIGE
Calais
France
England
Civic League and Chamber OF Commerce
Daintiest of Table Linen in Paris Today
Paris society observes lavish table settings with lace teacloths, embroidered squares, matching napkins, and colored Bohemian crystal. Hosts coordinate pink crystal glassware rose teagown and long-stemmed roses, while a sea fantasy centerpiece with crimp s and tiny nets decorates the table.
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Paris
Le.u
Cii de Paris
Note in color harmonies in fabricay gowns
The article highlights subtle color harmonies in fabricay fabrics with multicolored embroidery on evening gowns. Examples include soft gray chiffon marquisette with draping, emerald green satin with jeweled embroidery, sapphire blue union with Parma violet silk panel, and a regal white satin diamond gown with lace trim and a black velvet bow accented by a tall feather headdress.
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Titania
Motorists' Lunch Box A Practical Toy Trunk
A toy trunk turns into an inexpensive and practical lunch box for motorists. It holds enough for several meals and the tray doubles as a place for napkins and small silver.
Norfolk and Western to install new train shed lighting
The Norfolk and Western company will upgrade its West Virginia passenger train shed with sixty tungsten 80 watt lamps. Fixtures will include large deflectors to illuminate the shed evenly, with lights rated at 100 candle power. Work will begin once fixtures arrive and crews are available, potentially taking several weeks. Bluefield hopes the improvement signals local progress in railroading.
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Norfolk and Western
West Virginia
Railroad Company
Princeton
Bluefield
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Bluefield Resident
A Bluefield West Virginia man George L Nash testifies to the relief and cure provided by Doan's Kidney Pills for long standing kidney pain and dull back ache. He cites recovery after using Kel lo vy Jackson Drug Co and says the pills are the best kidney medicine on the market. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Bluefield
George L. Nash
Oun
Third St
W. Va
Kellovy-Jackson Sirug Co
Nash
All Greaters
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Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Doan
Notable Bank Officials and Travelers Visit Local City
The report lists B QO Swope and E W Seidel, bank cashiers from Welch and Ottho r, and Captain C H Barger, bank president of Matoaka, as city visitors last night. It notes H B Reynolds bought a For type automobile from John King and several residents traveling for visits to Roanoke Christiansburg Gary Thorp and Lexington among others. Col W C Pendleton of Tazewell was in town en route home from Marion.
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B. QO. Swope
First National Bank
Welch
E. W. Seidel
of &Otthtor
C. H. Barger
Bank of Matoaka
Col. W. C. Pendleton
Tazewell
City
Marion
Norfolk Western Conductor Will Wedon Richmond Wed To Local Bride
Will Wedon Richmond a well known Norfolk and Western dining car conductor leaves Roanoke Monday night for Richmond to wed a young lady from that city Tuesday night. His entry into the benefice class has been awaited by fellow employees for weeks.
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Norfolk & Western
Roanoke
Richmond
Tillory
Norfolk and Western
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