More Trouble Brewing in South Bluefield
In Bluefield tensions rise as street grading on South Bland Street injures property on Harman and others. Attorneys Williams and Williams plan damages talks with city officials, with potential court actions if a settlement fails. Local travelers and residents are noted visiting and passing through the city.
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South Bluefield
Messrs. F. A
M. K. Harman
Kelly
South Bland Street
Williams & Williams
Williams
Bluefield
Kelly Harman
Harman
To the Smokers The Best 5c Smoke You Ever Had
Ad copy touts a five cent cigarette with a bold claim of superior flavor sold only at a specific outlet, inviting readers to try the bargain brand.
Concord Normal School Graduates Hear Baccalaureate Sermon
The Write Pharmacy prepares the baccalaureate address for the Concord Normal School graduating class. Mr and Mrs C A Hawley return from Roanoke and other Virginia cities after a wedding tour. Mrs Moore departs Campbell County after visiting her daughter Mrs John Evans and accompanies to Roanoke. Judge W Williams of Wytheville visits en route home from Tazewell where he represented Hall Richards administrators against Pocahontas Collieries Co.
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Concord Normal School
Moore
John Evans
Campbell County
Evans
Roanoke
W. Williams
Wytheville
Tazewell
Hall Richard
Pocahontas Colleries Company
A Fine Show At the Casino Delights Roanoke Audiences
A lively opening night at Jo liffe's Bright Lights at the Casino drew a large crowd despite threatening weather. Royal Marionetts and the Quillens Lon and Ethel impressed with acrobatics while the Elastis Duo astonished with rubbery feats. The cast included Dorothy Quillen and the Polofft Sisters, with toe dancers the Austin Sisters and other acts delivering high order musical entertainment. The program closed with the comical piece 28 29, and nightly performances are announced for the week starting June 15 at the corner of Raleigh street and Higginbotham avenue opposite Elks opera house in Bluefield.
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Joliffe
Dorothy Quillen
Quillens
Lon
Ethel
Polofft
Tonnette
Elsie
Cillivos
Austin Sisters
Elastis
Laly
Roanoke Times
Bluefield
Raleigh Street
Higginbotham Avenue
Elks Opera House
DeWitt's Witch Hazel and Early Risers Ad
DeWitt's Witch Hazel touted as effective for piles and sold by all druggists. DeWitt's Little Early Risers liver pills described as famous and available at druggists.
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DeWitt
DeWitt’s
Couple Race at Roller Rink Planned for Tuesday
Arrangements made for a couple race at the roller rink on Tuesday night June 9. The prize for the winning couple is $5. Admission with skates 25c spectators 10c. This new event aims to draw a crowd and provide entertainment.
Bids Sought for Bluefield Brick Residence Project
Bids are invited until June 11 at 11 o clock for a two story brick residence for F A Francisco at Wall and Park streets Bluefield West Virginia. Plans and specs are at architect T T Carter office 6 and 7 Lazarus Building. Owner reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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F. A. Francisco
Wall and
Park Streets
Bluefield
W. Vv
T. T. Carter
Lazarus
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J. D. Bond
Wise
S. D. Rice
Mora
R. M. McGuffin
Bramwell
J. Walton Thomas
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P. W. Poff
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Lucile Sheppard
Ingleside
J. B. Jenkins
Eggleson
H. C. Neel
Elkhorn
Philadelphia
J. W. Rader
Maybeury
Miss Moorman
W.W. R. Shelton
Kenova
J. A. Sams
W. C. Broyles
Christiansburg
Friends
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W. 8. Becker
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East Radford
A. D. Stone
Mr. Stone
W. C. Easley
French Bagley
Fred Switzer
F. B. Roderfer
Athens
Messrs
F. A
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LA Preferencia
Ronaedie Times
Jolliffe
Oxford
Cheviot
Madras
Nettleton
Manhattan
Metropolitan Mens
Biand Street
Princeton Ave
Samuel Turk
West Va
Altamont
B. M. Gohen
A. D. Wood
W. VA
Thornton
Benjamin
Nobby
Edwin Clapp
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