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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1920

Page

6

Many Dropped From Employment After Virginian Strike

Following the Virginian shops strike settlement, several workers were discharged by the railway and have appealed to their unions for reinstatement in their former positions. The company says they can return only as new hires, while the shops continue to operate at full capacity.

Princeton Bureau Bluefield Telegraph

Real relief for catarrh by blood cleansing remedy

An advertisement urges removal of catarrh causes rather than sprays. It promotes S. S. S. as an antidote to catarrh germs, claiming it cleanses blood and removes disease germs. Free medical advice offered from Chief Medical Adviser at 101 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.

Swift Laboratory Atlanta

Local Market Ad Promises Fresh Meats and Produce

A Saturday through Tuesday sale highlights Pure Lard in 10 lb pails and mixed meat deals with prices such as 15¢ to 18¢ per unit and two for 25¢. The ad promotes fresh meats, country produce, dressed hens, and a 9¢ shopping bag with 106 box matches at 5¢. Orders encouraged for Saturday delivery.

Larabee White House Arbuckle’s Betterton’s Lees

Railway strike ends easing tensions between company and workers

The speaker expresses relief that the strike is over and that peaceful relations between the railway company and the workers appear likely to continue with no immediate chance of disruption.

Lwek

Court divorces delayed as defendant dies in court

Amid a crowded docket of forty divorce cases in Circuit Court yesterday, Lindsay Densmore collapsed and died near the hospital during his wife’s hearing. The dismissal followed as the case was not reached, while others proceeded. Weather was noted as gloomy with light rain. Local reports also say Mercer county tops bloom in blackberry and dewberry bushes, promising market supplies.

Lindsay Densmore Bluefield Memorial Hospital J. H. Gadd East River District Plymouth Lower Rock Mercer

Eyes as the most valuable asset in an age of action

A promotional message by WM. GREENSPON D. D. urges readers to protect their eyes before trouble arises, stressing that living in a peak development era requires eye care and vigilance.

More Rooms for Hotel in Princeton Expansion

Conley T Snidow advances a large new Virginian Hotel wing on Mercer Street adding about twenty five to thirty rooms and three stories above ground. County Clerk Bowling issued marriage licenses for four couples including Booker Wells and Banks Snyder. Brickwork on the Crumpecker & Bay block on Main Street progresses toward a roof by mid next month. Katherine Mahood returns from Tarrytown New York and J E T Lentz of Norfolk visits family in town.

Princeton Conley T. Snidow Mercer Street Monk Booker Ella Wells Graham Edgar C. Banks Dorothy Snyder Bluefield Walter Quillin Gerthie Holliway Rock Crumpecker & Bay Main Street Katherine ‘Mahood Tarrytown N. Y

Church Services and Sunday School Schedules

In City churches Catholic Mass at 9 30 a m at the Church of the Sacred Heart and Church of God on South street. Sunday school at 10 a m. Preaching at 11 a m and 7 45 p m. Immanuel Lutheran conducts Bible school at 9:45 a m. The public is invited to worship.

Church of the Sacred Heart Church of God South Street J. W. Lykens Immanuel Lutheran K. Y. Umberger George F.philips Samuel W. Moore Matthew Henry J. Graybill Hanelok Chican China Graybill Bluefield Christian Endeavor Society

Adoption Petition Seeks Change to Evan O Slagle Name

Mercer county circuit court sets May 21 1920 to hear petition by Mr and Mrs E O Rout for adopting infant Evan O Slagle and renaming him Evan O Rout with notice to interested parties. Clerk H D Karnes attests posting at courthouse door.

E. O. Rout Evan O. Slagle E. O Circuit Court of Mercer County Evan O. Rout H. D. Karnes J. R. Dillard West Virginia Mercer Karnes Circuit Court

Area Church Services Across Town Include Revival and Missions

A long list of worship opportunities is announced with multiple churches in Graham Olney and nearby towns offering services at 11 am and 8 pm or later. Details include Holy Communion at Princeton and visits by Dr. J. F. Vines, plus midweek prayer and youth leagues. Immanuel and Bland Street, First Baptist, Grace Methodist, and others invite the public to attend and participate.

Jnc. F. Vines First Baptist Church of Roanoke

Four Million Bond Issue Planned for Clarksburg Roads

Harrison county will vote on a $4,000,000 bond issue for good roads on July 6 as ordered by the county court. If approved, seventy miles of highways will connect Clarksburg with seven neighboring counties for paving.

Clarksburg W. Va Harrison County

Washington Post editor dies after brief illness

William P. Spurgeon, managing editor of the Washington Post, died at his home here today after a brief illness with typhoid fever.

Washington Post Washington The

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