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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
2
Notices and ads mix with farm produce at the Market today including strawberries cherries and fresh eggs. A bicycle theft at 262 North Mercer Street is offered a $6 reward. Local civic items report returning soldiers and a telegraph strike rumor denied by Western Union.
Real estate listings show multiple city streets with homes priced from 1 400 to 8500 dollars. Properties include eight room cottages, seven eight room and nine room dwellings, and several five to six room houses across Rogers Street Highland Avenue Garolina Avenue Prich Street and others. The agent notes availability across many streets and promises good figures and reasonable terms in Rinefield.
Mrs H Stolch hosts guests Mr and Mrs Charles Ball of Baltimore Maryland. Mrs W P Hager and son W P Jr plan a visit to relatives in Bristol Tennessee. Thelma Martin ill with scarlet fever at Third Street home is improving. R H Gilpin of 211 Jackson Street says via telegram his brother J B Gilpin has returned from twelve months service in France and will be home soon.
Grace Methodist Church woman’s missionary society will meet at the parsonage Thursday at 2 30 PM for a poster program of unusual interest. Mesdames Hicks Collins and Nichols will assist in entertaining. Members and friends are invited to attend to learn how Southern Methodism works to improve lives at home and abroad.
The West Bluefield Christian Church near Midway hosts a revival led by Elder G M Dickerson with Evangelist R L Peters of Winston Salem arriving today to preach through mid month or later. The event promises many good things for the congregation and community with an open invitation to all.
Advert says Tis cores feet by drawing out poisons and exudations, easing tender feet, callouses, and pain. It claims instant relief, reduces shoe pressure, and promises continuous comfort for a year at 24 cents per box.
The treasury and war departments plan to convert hand grenades into miniature savings banks for children who buy War Savings Stamps during summer. Children under ten receive one grenade per qualifying story of earnings. those over ten must buy two stamps. Distribution is managed by the savings director in each of the twelve federal reserve districts.
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