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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1918

Page

2

The Golden Idiot at the American today

Bryant Washburn stars in The Golden Idiot at the American today. Also notices on real estate and sale items, including four Bluefield dwellings for sale with payments, tomato plants for sale, and pigs for immediate shipment.

Bryant Washburn the American Today Cruce Berkshire Poland China J. D. Brown West Graham Ginia Byrant Washburn

No Trace of Negro Gunman Baffles Officers in Local Crime

Officials investigating the Maioaka shooting of Justice of the Peace Harry Cook report no trace of Cleveland Boyd. The missing gunman has puzzled authorities as they search the area, with hopes to capture him later. Meanwhile, a girls club formed by boardinghouse residents at Mrs. Wilson’s on Princeton avenue plans activities at the Cole property on Wayne street.

Cleveland Boyd Justice of the Peace Harry Cook Maioaka

Memorial Dinner for Veterans Set for June 18

Invitations announce the annual Veterans dinner and reception on the third Tuesday in June June 18 with the Bluefield Chapter U D C welcoming veterans. Old Confederate songs and addresses are planned for a memorial celebration.

Daughters of the Confederacy Bluefield U. D.C

Twenty seven colored registrants named for Camp Sherman

Local board No. 1 Mercer county lists twenty seven colored registrants to be sent to Camp Sherman Chillicothe Ohio around the 19th. Names include James Dennis Estill Williams Ollie Lewis Charlie Amis Hugene Z Mitchell Will Thomas John P Hairston John Charlton Edward Walter McCoy and others with substitutes Jerome Williams Ben Thornton Brown John W Hill Charles Mathews Roy Robinson Harvey Wilson Fred Douglas Carter Ed Johnson Isaiah Brown and more.

Mercer County Camp Sherman Chillicothe Ohio James Dennis Estill Williams Ollie Lewis Charlie Amis Hugene Mitchell Will Thomas John P. Hairston John Charlton Edward Walter McCoy Sidney Dickason Walter Holmes Samuel Hopkins Majory George Harris Bolden Johnson James Hairston William Smith Richard C, Warren Walter Lewis Yates Werbert Sharp Herbert Cheatham John Ellis Booker Johnson Albert Dewey Smith Starnes Giles Manuel Hays John Luther Lewis Jerome Williams Ben Thornton Brown John W. Hill

50 000 Jobs at Sea In Rexall Ad Campaign

A Rexall drugstore ad displays a government backed call for 50 000 men aged 21 to 30 to join the United States merchant marine. The campaign, costing $10 000, promises training and exemption from military service, with Rexall stores designated as enrollment stations for the Shipping Board. The piece ties war work to home towns and links to Paramount Pictures’ The Judgment House.

Goodykoontz Bluefield Avenue Princeton Avenue United States Shipping Board Europe Rexall United States United States’ Shipping Board United States Merchant Marine

Nell's Tustle Riders Parade Through Blue Field

A noisy group described as broad brimmed sombrero wearing cowboys passed through Blue Field near the station. They bore fog horn voices and their car sides displayed messages to the Kaiser, including New Mexico to Berlin, with the refrain On to Berlin when asked about their route.

Bluefield New Mexico Berlin

Cowboys Migrate to Camp Lee Train Depot from Wyoming and South Dakota

A fog horn hailed a special train through the city carrying 180 cowboys from Sheridan Wyoming bound for Camp Lee Virginia to train for the stock raising division of the army. Last night two cars attached to train No 16 added fifty nine more from the Big Horn Basin Wyoming and eighteen from Gregory County South Dakota. They were the huskiest men.

Sheridan Wyoming Camp Lee Army Big Horn Basin Gregory County South Dakota

Tiz Promises Quick Relief for Tired Feet

Claiming instant relief from soreness swelling and burning feet the ad touts Tiz a 25 cent remedy. It promises shoes will feel looser and feet painless with lasting comfort for a full year.

City hears from many visitors and locals

A string of residents and visitors stopped in the city yesterday. A. S. Barry of Elkhorn. Mrs. J. Garretson from Logan. W. K. Hadden from Welch. C. M. Hunter from Pound ing Mill. Mr. Rowley and J. W. Slack of Huntington. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Amburgey from Norton. Miss Jean Downes returned home to Buckhannan. Mrs. Sue Holtman of Wytheville visited her daughters. J. B. Belcher of Honaker and G. B. Maxwell of Maxwell were in town from the Clinch Valley. Miss Margaret Harding left for Fairmont Normal School. Rev. J. K. Lowry rallied support for Hiwassee College. Miss Florence Thomas returned from Holling College. John A. McKenry traveled home to Lynchburg via Richlands. Kirkwood Lynch departed for Welch to run a moving picture machine.

A. S. Barry Elkhorn J. &. Garretson Logan W. K. Hadden Welch C. M. Hunter Pounding Mill Tazewell County Mr. Rowley J. W. Slack Huntington J. N. Amburgey Norton Lynchburg Richlands Kirkwood Lynch Elks’ Opera House American Theatre

War Garden Record Is Smashed This Year

Local observers report a record smash in war garden output surpassing last year in Bluefield and surrounding areas. More than twice the previous acreage is planted with diverse crops across city plots and hillside fields. Women and the city’s colored population actively contribute to this war effort, with Mountain View plots near Bland road nearly fully planted.

Bluefield Mountain View Bland Road

Death of Bluefield resident J M McClure at 52

Jefferson M McClure a Bluefield citizen and Norfolk and Western carman died after a brief tuberculosis illness. He leaves a widow two sons and three brothers and was a member of Knights of Pythias Moose Owls and Bland Street Methodist Church. Remains to be sent to Louisa for burial.

Jefferson M. McClure Bluefield Mr. McClure Norfolk and Western Railway Company Carman Gallup James Ernest J. B. McClure Louisa M. McClure Huntington A. H. McClre Yuma Aziz Knights of Pythias Loyal Order of Moose and the Owls Carmen Bland Street Minnie Bowe

Playgrounds Open in South Bluefield for Afternoon Activities

A large crowd of children enjoyed Bluefield playgrounds yesterday. Miss Roger will supervise on Tuesday and Saturday afternoons from now on, and on the old Tank Hill playground on Monday Wednesday Thursday and Friday afternoons. Both sites will be open every afternoon. An athletic meet is planned for later this summer with events like broad jump and 100 yard dash. Girls will run and throw, boys form baseball teams for neighborhood competition.

South Bluefield Roger Tank Hill

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