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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1912

Page

3

Visiting relatives and travelers citywide noted

Mrs T M Tarver and children visiting relatives to Pocosphuss AJM Smith and Edward Cooper Jr of Cramwell visitors in the city yesterday. W J Tony of Algoma passed through en route to Washington. Mrs 14 J Johnson returning home from Pearisburg. Wim McCarthy left for Louisville to attend water works convention. Mrs B I Stradar returned to Pearisburg. Randolph of Williamson in city on business. Rev HH P HM of Roanoke preached at Presbyterian church then returned home. Ralph Bullard to Salem as keeper for Appalachian Power. Miss May Witson recuperating at home in Thaewol returned to She ly. Mrs J T Hielder of Roanoke visiting. Mr and Mrs Jonsall returned to Richlands for Mr Ball’s grandmother’s funeral. Mr and Mrs H B Bowen and children of Willon Mills en route to Rocky Gap to visit relatives. Miss Emma Haringe returned to Roanoke after visiting Miss Gladys Snyder. Miss Alean Sanders and Donald with mother Mrs L L Duweas left for Washington DC then Annapolis for Naval Academy commencement.

H. &. Bowen Willon Mills Rocky Gap Emma Haringe Roanoke Gladys Snyder High Jane Avenue Alean Sanders Donald L. Duweas Washington, D. C Annapolis Naval Academy

Historic scene of great conventions

The article describes preparations for a large convention venue with 8 200 seats and extensive facilities. It notes entrance labeling, platform visibility, matting for quiet, hundreds of telephones, telegraph instruments, and a two story annex for offices, press rooms, and an emergency hospital. Decoration features national colors and bunting throughout.

Arthur G. Brown Sergeannt-at-arms Wiliam F. Stove Sergenseat-Aymag Doorkdesorg Hig Min Republican National Gouraantee Isergential-Armp Red Cross Interinr

Engagement announcement via pink and heart shaped cakes

A reader suggests an informal engagement reveal at a card party with heart shaped cakes on each plate. One cake frosted with the groom’s initial and another with the bride’s last initial in pink, prompting cheers and congratulations from guests.

M.A

Boston and Chicago Grid Matches Across Multiple Venues

In a scattered set of results from Boston Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Cincinnati and other cities, teams and players such as Brown Lavender Hendriels Marquard and Hartley Rowe Peters White Benz and Sullivan Plank Eagan Dubue Stange Warhop Sweeney Weiss and several others are listed with scores and lineups across several venues including Boston Chicago Philadelphia New York Detroit and St Louis. The mixed entries imply a broad set of early season or club games with varied outcomes and player pairings.

Chicago ROWE Philadelphia Peters White Benz Ant Sullivan Plank Eagan

SARY DEFEATS IRONTON With a Terrific Swattest Coalfield Boys Land on Autopirg

Gary West Virginia June 3 Ironton Ohio independents were defeated on the local ground Sunday by the score of 23 to 10 Kirby started the twirl for Gary but was relieved by Woodson in the third inning who kept the visitors at bay while Gary hammered the visitors pitchers Lambert and Hill for a total of twenty seven safe hits Box scores list IRONTON Henry Hill Fox Lambert Kenney Aggison Adkins Kirby Woodson Williams Carnes etc Earned runs Gary 16 Trenton 2 many hits by Agee Webb Williams Gawen Adkins. multiple names appear in the box score.

Henry Gary W. Va Ironton Ohio Kirby Woodson Lambert Hill R. Hlow Ale Hoseapple Maley Fox Kenney Aggison Li Lambert Piss J Adkins Cue Peel Carnes Canes Aves Wea Gil Woodson Hase Agee Webb Williang Bowen Azee Figary Williams Gawen Adkins Aker Amople Ban Johnson

Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Warns in Vintage Box

An old advertisement touts VAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets promising a one day cure for colds. It notes a Grove signature on the box and urges readers to check the Want Column for more details. The phrasing reflects period advertising with caution about guarantees.

W. Grove

Taft Soundness in Preliminary Tariff Debate

Taft argues for cautious tariff reform and warns against rapid price increases. He says future price trends are misinterpreted, urges steady policy, and defends the nation's economic trajectory as a leading, progressive power. He cites past crises as proof of prudent action.

Carth Ohio

Memorial Day Observed by Confederate Veterans in Tazewell

Memorial Day ceremonies in Tazewell were marked by a dinner hosted by town ladies and grave decorations. Mr L Greever of the Tazewell bar gave an address on the South's Civil War legacy, praised as the best in years. The town court house saw the Confederate veterans’ camp elect officers for the coming year.

Tazewell L. Greever

Real Estate Sale in Bluefield by Fidelity Bank

Auction of Lot 1 and adjoining parcel in Charleston W V conveyed to Joseph M Saides for Fidelity Banking and Trust Co to be sold June 6 1912. Cash payment of 500 due at sale with balance by 30 days bids open in person or sealed at bank front in Bluefield W V. Receiver J Williams reserves right to reject bids under 5200.

Charleston W.va Joseph M. Saides Fidelity Banking and Trust Company Kanawha County Fuglity Banking &Trust Co Bluefield W. Va

Digestit Digestive Aid Promises Relief and Refund

An old advertisement touts Fantanely Browns Digestit as a harmless, easy to swallow remedy that digests meals, relieves indigestion, and promises refunds if not satisfied. It urges readers to ask the White Pharmacy for purchase.

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Madras Galileas Reis E.s.pedico Co Princeton Avenue Bland Street Bluefield, W. VA Hawkins A. L. Hawkins Old Postoffice Bland Phous Thos. E. Peery, M. D National Bank Bivefield Charles ST. Clair Fidelity Banking and Treat Company Princeton Ave Binefield J. Frank Maynard Kelly & Moyer Building Eith Elks Opera House Dungleland Leon Miller Grace Tempest Kix Trix Beryl Gray Admseion Mra. T. M Tarver AJM Smith Edward Cooper, Jr Cramwell Ell Dye Fred Abot Bane Vains City W. J. Tony Algoma Washington J. Johnson Diy Pearisburg Adams Street Wim McCarthy Louisville Water Works A. H. Hogan Poentontas B. i. Stradar Kb, Randolph Williamson HH. P. HM Presbyterian D. Lewis Clarke Abingdon, Va Mrs. T. & Hamilton Mrs. Jons Richlands Mr. Ball Ralph Bullard Salem The Appalachian Power Company Nichols Wwthevile Miss May Witson Thaewol Shely J. T. Hielder Helier Norfolk and Western Wot. Douthat Thele Joame Wilene Mex. Young Severauiys Young A. Doddsunt Dm NS of Rierson Third Steed Walnut Cove N.C Walt Paris Kant Direct Perspo Co Lincoln Cae Joost Sweet Sixteen Harhor Mina Audi Anight Madame Merri Gary Spopour Syed Rel peIqnoy National League Boston Hess and King Brown Needham Philadelphia Pittsburgeo Alexanter Dool Gibson H. B Roe Ny Hendriels Brooklyn T. H. EB Cincinnati Kent Knetzer Phelps Millet Benton McLean New York R. H Jj Ene Bod DE Detroit R.A. EB Dubue Stange Warhop Sweeney Cleveland RHR Cleveland Oy Blinding Baskette St. Louis R.A St. Louvsg Baumgardner C. Brown Waldo Crigers Beck ‘Hughes and Willams Virginia League Norfolk H Norfolk Richmond R. HY Lytchburg Cornea Danville R.H Dany Portsmouth ROLF Newport News Sary Maryland Board of Visitors Annapoli Tamerow Worden Field Brigade of Midshipmen Academy Naval Office John H. Gibbons Blake ‘Tow Western Union Telegraph Company Taft Annual Meeting of Confederate Veterans of Gluefield Jas. W. "Bailey Lecy & Trems West Virginia Armature Winding and Power House Superior Supply Company Dbopa Whone W. V Norfolk Y Ry Shenandoah Pullman Hagerstown Pulliman Jaeger Lynchburg Snd Shenandoah Valley Cate Cafe Car Kenova Columbus All Points West NorthWest Pullman Sleepers Norton Clinch Valley Division Pelate Welch Jagent Norfolk and Western Railway W. B. Bevill W. ©. Saunders Pasar Popham Williams Mfg, CO. Proms White Pharmacy Eureka Hardware Co Bland St
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