Dedi catory services hampered by Bishop's absence in Bramwell
Bramwell notes report a Sunday dedication service in the Methodist Church disrupted by Bishop Hes missing to sail for Brazil. Reverend S B Vaught faced embarrassment, with the real dedicatory services postponed to either the fourth Sunday in July or the first Sunday in August. Mary Corden, soprano from Roanoke's Greene Memorial Church, entertained the audience with The Lord is My Light and other hymns. Collection totaled 555 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jone
Hes
Gail
Brazil
Big
SB Vaught
Vaught
Mary Corden
Our Town
Greene Memorial
Roanoke
Lord Shephard
Unclaimed Letters List From Bluefield Post Office
Long list of names and initials flagged as uncalled for in the Bluefield post office for the week ending June 2. The notice urges recipients to claim promptly or risk loss of the items. Many entries include Mrs and Miss titles with varied spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Howard Arnold
Joe Asbury
Cow Bell
JH Boom
James F Boone
James L Boothe
William Branch
George’Calloway
S[carter
Arthur Criner
Wil Chandler
Calloway
R D Carson
John A McDonald
W A Davie
Stephen Evane
C A Frazier
Jobo Farmer
Walter Tingley
Wi Feley
William P Fletcher
W Fleenor
Nelson Fleming
Bruce Kam
Janes Annell
Harry Ale Grover Hart
Lee Aikine
Alonzo Janes
W C Lane
Frank Nash
Gien Nash
J B Parrish
R J Pagh
EC Quillep
Daley Robnet
Dillard Reed
C E Girakman
Romy Hop
Arthur James
Mercer and
Giles Streets
U. of Va
Lou Sores
City of Blushield
Knights of Pythias
T. O. Tanner
W. A. Packey
Bluefield Avenue
G, O'Leary & Son, Inc
Inheritance Tax Promises Big Returns for State
A Saturday receipt of a $1,200 check boosts the West Virginia inheritance tax push. Officials say estimated tax for 1905 and 1906 has exceeded projections with several more years to assess. The case involves property in Kanawha County and collateral bells, valued at about $3,000 per year, and noted already at roughly $25,000 collected. West Virginia, among the first states to adopt the tax, traces its roots to 1887 with amendments in 1904 and subsequent re-enactment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha Counoy
Wey
Shaw
Baltimore
West Virginia
Union
Hyomei remedy touted for catarrh cures since childhood
Article praises Hyomei for treating chronic catarrh with many testimonials. It claims rapid relief and full cures, noting an absolute guarantee and a complete outfit priced at one dollar with extras at fifty cents. White Pharmacy advertises the product in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ys Nugent
Inp Tosurance Co
New York City
Devoe paint praised by Lynchburg contractor letter
A letter from MA Thomas of Lynchburg reports Devoe lead and zinc paint lasts longer and costs less time between jobs. The painter claims his first project used 97 Ballons and 12 Ballons remained. he now uses Devoe exclusively and markets it with a cost note card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
W Va
Derr Gk
MA Thomas
Lynchburg
Thomaz
Devce
Devoe
SODA-LIGHTFUL Nannary One Kis RUE ONCE FOLLOWING THE FLAG
Retired U S Army sergeant Willie T Morgan of Rural Route 1 Concord New Hampshire recalls two years in Cuba and the Philippines and credits Dr King’s New Discovery for health. He praises it as the world’s best medicine for coughs bronchitis and long diseases. Advertisement notes price 50 cents and bottle free while supplies last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouroldiers
Cuba
Philippines
Willie T Morgan
USA
Consord
King
New Hampshire
The Clinchfield Company Incorporation and Officers
The Clinchfield Company is chartered at Richmond Virginia by the state corporation commission with capital stock from five thousand to ten million dollars. Officers listed include President C C Chapin of Richmond, Vice President T M Wortham of Richmond, and Secretary Treasurer Powell of Bristol. Objectives cover acquiring mineral and timber lands and mines, building trade routes, buying and selling timber and mineral lands, operating mines and manufacturing establishments, and engaging in related lawful ventures for promoter interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinchfield Company
Richmond
Coalmission
Atecokt
CC Chapin
T mM Wortham
Powell
Bristol
Freight Prohibitive Coal Freight to Washington Under ICC Review
The Interstate Commerce Commission will soon hear a complaint on Pocahontas coal freight to Washington, alleging impossibility for local dealers to obtain the coal. Mr Collins of Washington will be examined along with charges against coal dealers and road officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Pocahontas
National Capital
Collins
Washington City
Roade
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Ferrell Mercantile Couness
Pany
Ferrell Mercantile Co
Princeton Avenue Bluefield
West VA
Randolph
Sloan
A la Carte
John M. Catogni
Mgr
Lev
Bluefield Brewing Company
Bluefield Beer
Koresson Molescort
Gat Brewery
Bramwell
Margeret Thompson
Skyes
J 8 Smith
Ws Snapp
Albert Snyder
James Toller
Charley Davis
J Woldridge
Godran
Dol Brook
Annie Pangler
Dan Robert Samn
W Vaught
Thomas Webber
Harry Yoder
Vvlie Brown
Dora Brown
Ola Baley
Jane Brooks
P A Blake
Fannie £ Callan
Perl Combs
Miax
Mamie C Casey
Erna East
Ida Hill
Eony Hermar
Sesie Bickman
RA Hutchingon
Josephine Hill
Roberta Jobe
Tiie Jones
Jimmerson
Euth Keatley
Nannie Eller
Annie Litton
F MI
Got
Eva Maitip
Ellie
Martin
M Montgomery
Klay Perkins
Howard Peyce
Rat Peery
Mattie J. Peery
Mattie Patton
B Smith
Vona Shinall
Lacy Sandore
Delila Starlend
May Tributary
Margie Toler
Meg Lola White
Liga J Wallace
Catarah
C A Smith
FW Devor «& CO
Borkea Hardware Co
New Lot
Fens Justin
Hawley Mer
Virginia Corporation Commission
Bocklen
Chas Oswald
Reneselaersville
Seth Barch
Thie Place
Fall Stock Boys ‘Perfection’ ’ Brand
W . Hawley Merchandise Co
Kennedy
All Druggiste
RoSheppara
No. 40
Bland Street
J. Hill
Sayeree
Ingleside
W. Va
Carpenter & Boxley
Pearson's
Misa Maggie Jenkins
Enographio Co
Bluefield Normal and Business Jusuce
Sublett& Barnes. Mutt
A. Melcher
Merchants
Clerks
Welch
Riva Works
L. A
EK Carter
Tim
Columbus
Terry
F. T. Hutson
Lanager Keystone
Vocahontas
Clifton Forge
Oomn Norge Granches
Barry
New York
North Carolina
Texas
United States
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