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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
3
Joe Davidson and Jack Graham cleared sod on the old hotel hill site to build a new tennis court. They invite girls to join the club and hope to set a new playing standard once the court is ready.
A governess recounts her struggle against a domineering stepmother and a forged will. She and Harry Opdyke uncover a counterfeit document tied to debts of the Opdyke paper mills, exposing the plot and preserving the mills which her future husband now owns.
W J Overstreet has closed the Bluestone Inn and turned operations to Bluestone Inn Company. The firm may remodel and reopen soon in first class condition. Local visits include A O Donald of Birmingham and many Bramwell residents.
E H Sudduth of Welch West Virginia announces a health talk at Red Sulphur Springs in Monroe County. He will discuss the cause of consumption, the cure, and prevention during a visit beginning Saturday the 10th through the following Wednesday.
Fallon florist in Roanoke Virginia offers wedding bouquets. Options include plain or shower designs using Bride's Roses Lily of the Valley and Orchids with prompt shipments.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company has authorized a new patent oiling process to cover the entire roadbed from end to end. The Portsmouth Times notes work will begin at once with a tank car and equipment already arriving at the C and O station.
June 14 celebrates Flag Day, noting the 134th anniversary of the Stars and Stripes. The article recalls the historic adoption and ongoing symbolism of the national flag.
The American Flag Association drives Flag Day awareness with circulars to presidents governors mayors and newspapers. It urges flag displays on public and private buildings and school based lessons to honor the flag adopted by Congress in 1777 and updated in 1918.
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