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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
4
The June Festival aims to cultivate local musical interest rather than profit. Promoters have arranged a program of rare excellence with substantial expense, urging Bluefield residents and nearby towns to attend and support a move to a more advanced cultural stage. The Richmond Virginian’s critique of side-show promises is noted as part of the local media dialogue.
The piece commends Scott as a proven WV representative with a safe state record and urges voting him back. It similarly praises Hughes, asserting no district has been better represented and no change is needed. It ends by quipping that leguminotherapy cannot cure political anger.
Senator Scott, asked about the statement by George C McIntosh and his own role in recommending a West Virginia appointee to the American Tobacco Company, replied he had seen the statement after being asked to name a person for the post. The remark sparked discussion on government ties and employment.
Senator Scott denies any improper ties to the American Tobacco Company or Mr. McIntosh noting he recommended several men for positions without personal interest. He says inquiries about West Virginia people and affairs are common and not binding. The new customs court opens with 225 cases on its docket, signaling rising litigation.
In Wheeling Senator Scott laments not knowing how to fight members of his own party while praising the Democrats and stressing loyalty to the party. He recalls times when the Republicans were in the minority and warns against internal abuse that could aid opponents. The piece notes older members feel the weight of party principles over personal gain.
Washington Intelligencer notes Scott leaders optimistic about Senator Scott and Jim Hughes returning to Congress. Welch visitors B L Anderson and D J F Strother predict McDowell County growth and strong Republican majorities, with Anderson planning a Europe trip but back for campaign. A bankruptcy petition filed in Southern District West Virginia seeks discharge. hearing set for June 17, 1910 in Charleston.
One hundred dollar reward offered for an incurable case of catarrh and a testimonial from Walding Kinman Marvin and J. Cheney & Co of Toledo. Claims Hall's Catarrh Cure treats blood and mucous surfaces internally. Testimonials and price details provided.
A Buffalo New York household praises Dr King's New Life Pills as a simple remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. The ad claims the product is easy and effective and priced at 25 cents at all druggists.
The piece argues most charges against patent medicines lack fact and fairness. It cites Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy used in thousands of homes, noting it avoids physician fees and serves its purpose effectively.
The C. F. Sauer Co. reports the largest sale of flavoring extracts by any brand in the United States with Sauer's praised as pure and reliable.
A B McKinney of Williamson Mingo County West Virginia files a petition for discharge in bankruptcy No 399 in the Southern District of West Virginia. He states that on June 1 he was duly ...
In the Southern District of West Virginia the petition of T C Odell of Bluefield Mercer County seeks discharge of debts provable under bankruptcy acts. A court order sets June 18 1910 for hearing at Bluefield and requires notice in the Daily Telegraph.
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