The Firing Line and Bluestone Council Minutes
Editorial note from Bluestone Council No 110 United Commercial Travelers of America requests reader support for their column in the Daily Telegraph. The piece reprints an impromptu Bristol speech by T J Phelps detailing the order’s growth, duties, and the aim to elevate member conduct and public standing.
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Bluestone Council
United Commercial Travelers OF America
T. J. Phelps. Com
Daily Telegraph
Order
Grand Council Meets in Wheeling with Elaborate Program
The eighteenth annual session of the Grand Council of Kentucky Virginia West Virginia and Maryland will convene in Wheeling June 10 to 12. Delegates include Bluestone Council with 264 members led by T T Kibler Hugh Hancock and Hurst Becker and T J Phelps will chair jurisprudence. Officers and delegates travel by No 8 train via Kenova to Wheeling. Notable attendees include H S Brown of Bramwell while S A Leonard misses due to a hardware dealers meeting. The event features a notable bell ringing quartet from Lexington and an exemplified degree work by Bluestone Council, last honored in Richmond in 1912.
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T. J. Phelps
Grand Council of Tennessee
Bristol
Va.Tenn
Bristol Herald-Courier
Bluefield
W. Va
Supreme Sentinel
Supreme Council
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Mississippi River
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Canada
Bristol No. 191
Bristols
Rock of Gibraltar
Grand Council
Wheeling Council
Wheeling
Bluestone Council
T. T. Kibler
Iugh Hancock
Hurst Becker
Order
Richmond
Hugh Hancock
Buford McClung
Kenova
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington Coal Output Rises Slightly in 1913
Washington state coal production for 1913 reached 3,877,891 short tons valued at 9,243,137 dollars, up 516,959 tons and 1,200,266 dollars from 1912. Output climbed in every county, coke production rose in Pierce County, and 22 miners died among 5,794 workers in the year.
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Washington
E. W. Parker
United States Geological Survey
State Geological Survey of
California Petroleum
Pierce County
Tacoma
United States Bureau of Mines
Wyoming Coal Mines Increase Production 1913
Wyoming produced 7,393,066 short tons of coal in 1913 valued at 11,510,045 dollars, up 24,942 tons from 1912. Output from Sweetwater County, about 40 percent of total, comes largely from Union Pacific controlled mines and is not sold commercially. The value placement on that portion is considered purely internal.
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Wyoming
E. W. Parker
United States Geological Survey
Sweetwater County
Union Pacific Railroad
Good Cheer Aids Digestion of Food
A health notice extols Dr Caldwell is Syrup Pepsin as a safe reliable pleasant digestant. It helps digestion liver and bowels and trains stomach muscles. May 8 Martin of Joplin Mo 77 reports better health since using it. Free sample by mail from Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Ill.
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Dr. Caldwell
W. TB. Caldwell
Washington Sst
Monticello
Ill
Wyoming Coal Industry Sees Growth and Fewer Fatalities in 1913
Wyoming reports 1913 coal output of 7,393,366 tons with 8,331 workers averaging 232 days. Lincoln county gains and Sheridan county coal growth noted, while fatalities drop from 34 in 1912 to 26 in 1913. No gas or dust explosions. powder mining declines.
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Lincoln County
Sheridan County
Colorado
Wyoming
Kansas
Nebraska
Lincoln
Uinta
Big Horn
Hot Springs
United States Bureau of Mines
Leather Quality Boosts Value for Patrons
An advertiser touts careful leather selection and skilled workmanship to promise lower prices for customers. The message emphasizes volume buys and value, asserting reliability and soundness in the product.
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United Clothes
London
Sabe TO ‘Ogoer
A. Hersch
Princeton Ave
Parkersburg
Market Street
Clarksburg
Pike Street
Charleston
Capitol Street
Huntington
Ninth Street
Market
Fairmont
Marietta
Ohio
Front Street
Cincinnati
Vine St
Columbus
High Street
Zanuwsville
Main Street
Middletown
Third Street
Tazewell Mfg. Company
North Tazewell, Virginia
Bluefielder
H. S. Brown
Bramwell
Brown
S. A. Leonard
Southern Wholesale Hardware Dealers’ Association
White Sulphur Springs
J. F. Boone
S. W. Brooks
I. C. Phelps
EB. L. Jarrett
Lexington
State OF Washington
Wyoming Coal Mines
S, Martin
Vibrators
Burgess Electric CO
Bland St
W. B. Smith & Son
Bluefield Ave
A. C. Tedford
Osteopathic
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Kelly & Moyer
The
Rex
Mutual Movies
Majestic
American
Thanhouser
Broncho
Keystone
Kay Bee
Mutual
Sydney Ayre
Vivian Rich
Coxen
Winifrede Greenwood
George Field
Louise Lester
Fred Mace
Margarita Fisher
Harry Pollard
James Fh
Sherry
Shorty Hamilton
Wm. H. Clifford
Anna Little
Rhea Mitchell
Clara Young
Chas. Ray
Mabel ‘Normand
Mack ‘Sennet
Roscoe Arbuckle
Eugene Palette
Lamar Johnstone
Francella Billington
Muriel Ostrich
Nolan Gan
Wm. Bertram
Jack Richardson
Norma Phillips
Mutual Girl
Apollo
Fred
Ed. Coxen
Winefrede Greenwood
Morris Foster
Mignon Anderson
Courtenay Foot
Lillian Gish
Billy Sunday
Rex Theatre
the Broncho Company
Shorty
Izzy and the Bandits
Kay ‘Bee
Old
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