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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
3
A Tennessee reader recalls using Cardul to ease longstanding pain and fatigue linked to womanly troubles. She reports sleep improvement, strength return, and no recurrence after years, urging others to try Cardul for headaches backaches and nervousness.
On Saturday June 8 1918 trustee W C Barns offers 87414 acres of land at Nidy's Branch Nye's Cove Tazewell county at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the front door of the county courthouse. For more details buyers are directed to posted notices and county records.
Peppinpaugh's three base hit in the eighth gave New York a 5 to 2 win over St. Louis after a 2 to 1 deficit. Ruth homer powered Cleveland past Boston 5 to 4. Wa shington beat Detroit 5 to 4 in 11 innings with Ainsmith key hits. Philadelphia edged Chicago 4 to 3 as Mayer allowed 16 hits. Cubs won 7 to 3 at Boston. Cadore blanked St. Louis 2 to 0 for Brooklyn. New York defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 3 to stay atop the league.
Trustee CHAS H MUSTARD announces sale by public auction at the Kelley and Moyer building Bluefield Mercer county West Virginia. Property on Boone street 180 feet from Wyoming street corner includes an eight room two story dwelling with 60 by 140 feet lot. Cash on day of sale with balance in six and twelve months secured by lien.
The provost marshal general expects to place 750000 potential soldiers at the bottom of the 1917 registrants in each class, with calls delayed until those above are exhausted unless skilled trades or education require earlier service. A national lottery is expected to determine order, though details remain unsettled amid rapid future drafts. Port o Rico prepares uniforms and equipment for 13000 recruits at Camp Las Casas, with 30 motor trucks and 25 motorcycles ready. Valeska Surat! A Rich Man's Plaything is showing at the Colonial.
Pierreville notes list a long stream of locals and visitors from Pineville Goshen Tazewell county Dott Welch Matoaka Gary Welch New York Philadelphia Roanoke Danville Athens Dublin Cincinnati and Chattanooga in a day of travel and social calls.
Ninety Wyoming county draftees bound for Camp Lee on a Virginian railroad special train became ill near Roanoke. They received treatment at a Roanoke hospital and all but one were able to continue to camp after doctors diagnosed the food or water as the likely cause.
Attorney O R McNutt appointed by Judge Herndon to hear a non support charge against Mrs. C H Jones claims no jurisdiction as two circuit judges cannot sit together. Judge Maynard of the criminal court will rehear the proceeding next Monday. Mrs Jones is a Virginian freight conductor who resides in this city.
Dr. Vass of the medical corps at a Cantonment near the city is noted. Mr. and Mrs. W. Banner and David Buck from Castlewood, Va., visited R. F. Baker on South Bland Street and traveled to Washington, D. C., on train No. 2.
Maher, newly named regional director, tours the Virginian with J. H. Young and road officials. The government seeks to raise daily car movement from about 250 to 800 by expanding locomotive power and upgrading facilities on the Virginian, Norfolk and Western, and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads.
Phovill W. J. Ellett driving a Ford and Clarence Carroll of the Texas Oil Company collided at the approach of the first bridge into Winefield. Both machines sustained similar damage including a bent front axle spring radius rod fender and wheel. Carroll settled with the sheriff for repairs to his car after trailing a line of employes of the Appalachian Power Company.
The article reviews a motion picture adaptation of James W. Gerard memoir covering the Kaiser's inflexibility in 1915 and German actions prompting American war sentiment. It urges Americans to see the film to understand why unity is needed as the United States considers its stance.
The screening will feature a film facing a common foe and is planned to debut at the Colonial Theater soon.
A constitutional convention met in Concord with over 400 delegates to organize for a comprehensive revision of New Hampshire laws, following a people’s vote two years prior.
The 164th Columbia University commencement concluded with graduation exercises. Distinguished guests included Secretary of State Lansing and Earl Reading, the British ambassador at Washington.
Samuel W. Metall governor of Massachusetts spoke before Trinity College graduates in Durham North Carolina on June 5 his patriotic discourse coinciding with the conferment of degrees on nearly 100 students.
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