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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
6
A candidate seeks the Republican nomination to succeed himself in the state senate. He appeals to voters promising to protect constituents and to promote their best interests through efforts in the party convention process and legislative work.
Mrs Lena Gresham of Clinton Mississippi claims Cardui relieved three years of female inflammation after four doctors offered little help. She credits seven bottles with greater benefit than all physicians and urges others to try the vegetable tonic. Write to the Chattanooga Medicine Co for guidance and a home treatment booklet.
E. B. Baker states in a formal pledge that he is elected and will use all powers to protect and promote the best interests of his constituency from business and moral perspectives.
James F Holroyd announces candidacy for county superintendent of free schools of Mercer county subject to the Republican primary on June 15 1910. He pledges faithful performance of duties if nominated and elected. Apr 22 1911.
J. E. Martin announces he will seek the Republican nomination for state senator in West Virginia's Seventh District. He appeals to Republicans to support him, pledging to serve the people if elected, subject to party nomination or primary.
B B Hunt of Littlesburg declares his candidacy for the Beaver Pond district school board in the Republican primary on June 15 1910. He promises to serve the people to the best of his ability if nominated and elected.
Sam N. Worley announces his candidacy for secretary of the Republican county committee subject to the June primary. He asks for support from friends and party members.
County announces a nominating event for the Republican nomination to the House of Delegates subject to the nominating convention or primary. The date and procedural details are to be determined by local party rules and state election law.
The message declares Hawley will represent the county if elected, aligns with Republican principles, and cites a legislative record. He respectfully appeals to friends and party members for support.
A candidate for the nomination for the house of delegates awaits the Republican primary on June 16. WM. M. DOYLE.
A petition from Isaac T. Mann requests support for the Republican county committee chairmanship in the upcoming June 15 1910 primary. Mann pledges to discharge duties with fairness and impartiality to all if elected.
Justice of the Peace candidate H. O. Williams seeks the Republican nomination in Beaver Pond district for the June 15 1916 primary. Williams is the announced entrant for the office as the party fields its slate.
George L. Dillard announces his candidacy to succeed himself as Justice of the Peace for Beaver Pond district, subject to the Democratic convention in Princeton on July 2, 1910.
An newspaper advertisement touts Mi-o-Na stomach tablets as cures for indigestion and systemic revitalizers. It promises improved eyesight and skin, elimination of pimples, and energy gains, with a money back guarantee if no relief from indigestion or upset stomach symptoms. It cites Mrs. J Newton of Bellevue Michigan as a customer and notes a 50 cent price with Graham Pharmacy in Graham Virginia carrying the product.
The notice states unpaid 1909 taxes will be published in the Mercer Republican Princeton WV. It notes statements published and phone calls to urge payment and that the deputy sheriff Carter will levy and garnishee for all unpaid taxes.
The article reports on delegates selected for the senatorial convention at Williamson on July 23 and the congressional convention at Welch. It describes Lilly's efforts to form a rump convention, the ensuing disruptions, injuries, adjournment, and the contested vote totals across multiple counties as calculations continue toward a nomination.
Des Moines reports focus on Iowa Republican primaries testing strength between regulars and progressives. Key battlegrounds include battles for governor Warren Garat against B F Carroll and contests to back or defeat Cannon supporters Walter J. Smith J A T Hull and C A Kennedy in Ninth Seventh and First districts. Brookhart leads insurgent challenge to Kennedy in the First district.
Lynn Massachusetts hosts the annual convention of the Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs as events begin in the city today.
Salt Lake City reports the Utah Jockey Club meeting began at Buena Vista Park today with pleasant weather and a favorable track.
A Denver Post anecdote on a late night streetcar reveals a conductor teasing riders about romances. He notes a young man’s fare, a breakup, and a humorous exchange with a beau as other passengers joke about wives and children while the conductor avoids further chatter.
Paul Mathurka of Buffalo New York writes of using Dr Kings New Life Pills as a simple effective remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. The ad claims the pills are a blessing to the family and available at druggists for 25 cents.
Classified want ad notes positions available with pay at one cent per word. Ambiguity persists on job type and exact hours as reader is asked to supply terms. Purportedly emphasizes cheap labor rates and flexible word-based pay.
In Scranton on June 6 Italian Consul Tisear with two priests and strikers held a conference with General Manager May of the Pennsylvania Coal Company. May said no progress was made and that they adjourned to meet again tomorrow with Connell and McEnany of the conciliation board expected to attend.
Des Moines reports voters in Iowa will decide on the Taft administration in Tuesdays primary. Both parties nominate a full state ticket and pick candidates for the U S House while the Carroll Garst GOP gubernatorial race attracts national attention.
Joe Morris won the Latonia Derby in Cincinnati Ohio with Boola Boola finishing second and Donean third after also winning the Louisville Derby and drawing public betting interest.
Fallon florist Roanoke Va offers plain or showery wedding bouquets and prompt shipments with satisfaction guaranteed. Ads dated 28 with end of display later.
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