Stolen horse and mule for reward in Honaker area
Notice lists a secret saddle horse about 2.0 hands weight with four white feet and a star and a light bay four year old mule about fifty six inches high missing from pasture near Honaker Virginia. Ten dollar reward offered by J E Biggs Bramwell West Virginia. Also rental ad for a furnished four or five room house and office help ads for general office work at Summit City Business College Bluefield West Virginia. N24
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Honaker
Reevery
J. E. Biggs
Bramwell
W. Va
Ho Dangerfield
Summit City Business College
Bluefield
Seventeenth Annual Term at Bluefield Normal and Business College
Bluefield Normal and Business College advertises its seventeenth annual term offering day night and mail courses in shorthand typewriting English branches bookkeeping banking mathematics and related subjects. Principal W H Cunningham invites applications for rates and terms at Bluefield Avenue and Tyler Street. Phone 474 P O Box 642.
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Bluefield Normal & Business College
W. H. Cunningham
Bluefield Avenue
Tyler Street
P. O
Constipation Relief Praised by Kentucky Reader
Meadowsville resident Mrs. Pearl Patrick reports relief from sour stomach and constipation after using Slack-Draught. She praises its easy, gentle effect and notes improved digestion and restored appetite, recommending Black Draught as a reliable laxative for stomach and liver troubles.
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Meadowsville
Pearl Patrick
Wheatford
Washington Nips Chicago 1-0 Behind Johnson's Gem
Washington blanked Chicago 1 to 0 as Walter Johnson allowed three hits in Perm Washington. Rice opened the ninth with a single, advanced on a sacrifice and scored on Ghaniity's double to provide the decisive run. Batteries Russell and Schalk for Chicago Johnson and Ainsmith for Washington. All other games postponed.
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Walter Johnson
Perm
Washington
Chicago
Johnson
Rice
Ghaniity
Washtaate Ct
Russell
Schalk
Ainsmith
Market and sports roundup from June 7 includes hog cattle and sheep prices
Chicago reports weak hogs with bulk 15.50 to 15.80 while cattle and sheep also weaken. Prices listed for native beef cattle, stockers, cows, calves, wethers, ewes, and lambs. Also notes wheat and feed prices in Baltimore, eggs and poultry in Philadelphia, and multiple baseball game recaps including Giants, Pirates, and Cardinals key injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Silver Threads and Gray in Hair
An advertisement touts Q Ban Hair Color Restorer to return gray or faded hair to its natural shade with a money back guarantee. It promotes related Q Ban products and urges readers to write for a free booklet. Also an administrator's notice identifies Mrs. Jennie Sweeney as administratrix for the estate of Mrs. Sarah L. King and demands claims be presented.
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America
Goodykoontz Drug Co
Hessig-Filis Drug Co
Memphis
Tenn
Sarah L. King
Jennie Sweeney
Piles Remedy Claims Big Value in Ointment Ad
A Columbus resident praises Peterson's Ointment for piles eczema and old sores noting itching stopped after first use and complete relief within days. The letter calls the product worth a hundred dollars a box and urges others to try it, with the 25 cent availability at druggists.
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Peterson
Newth
Columbus
Ohio
Funeral for Col Swope Held at Welch
The funeral for Col J. F. Swope was held yesterday at the Methodist Church with Rev. Pierce and Rev Smyne leading. Masons from McDowell No. 112 attended, and interment followed at Norwood-Kimball cemetery. Attendees and Chautauqua guests flocked to Welch for a week of events.
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J. 4
Swope
Methodist
L. W. Pierce
Leon Javinson
Welch Hospital
Callie Williams
J. W. English
Katzen
Bluefield
Rosalyn
John C. Summers
Fayettesville
New Stamp Taxes on Checks and Drafts Adopted
Washington June 7 The senate finance committee added two cent stamp taxes on bank checks and drafts over five dollars to raise eight to ten million dollars in the War tax bill. Other documentary stamps were kept but sureties and indemnity bonds were exempted. playing cards tax cut from eight to three cents per deck under fifteen cents.
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Giants
Cincinnati
Ragan
New York
McCarty
Sallee
Rariden
Kruger
Regan
Wingo
Wagner
Pittsburgy
Hans Wagner
Pittsburga
Mamanys
Brooklyn
Rhe Pugo
Bee LO
Pittsburg
Pfeffer
Meyers
Mamaux
Grimes
Carlson
Schmidt
Burns
Box
St. Louis
Louis
Barnes
Boston
Cruise
Bescher
Allen
Tyler
Gowdy
Watson
Ames
Snyder
Philadelphia-Chicago
Washington
Senate
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Sameth
Bluefield Bargain House
Pearis Building
S-21
Bly X. Y
Care Telegraph
Winding Gulf Colliery Co
Winding Gulf
Norfolk Fruit and Produce
Norfolk
J. EF. Keesling
Pocahontas
Cave Telegraph
Toit
Monroe Street
Ferb
H. F. Shedd
Appalchian Power Company
L. BE. Stenger
Switchback Power House
Evitt
St. Pan
Uine
Logan
Smith
Daily Telegraph
O. M. Deverile
Oakhurst Avenue
Princeton
Miss French
Welch
Princeton Avenue
M. K. Harmon
Su-Tu-Thu-Su
Bath
Raleigh Terrace
F. Ll. Black
Mercer Street
Coal Company
Care
Y ‘Telegraph
Joe Ponton
Shull’s Mills
N. C
Wanthd
Tazewell
National Bank
Bluefield Furniture Co
Automobile For Hire
Engape
Albert
Best Hair Cutters
Settle
F. Goodwyn Cosmetician
Marinello
Bluefield Insurance Agency
General Insurance
John F. Land
John A. Udy
Mgr
Kelly & Moyer Bldg
Vox
N. Walker Street
H Os Morton
Easley-Wilson Co. Law and Comerce
R. P. Johnson
Wytheville
Bowser Gasoline
Baseball
Cleveland
Detroit
Frederick L. Black
L. Pet
Magkel
Baltimort Grain
West Virginia Armature Company
Electrical Contractors
Armature
Tl. Smith
Welgh News
Col. Swope
Peary
Madelyn Williams
Mildred Clutchinson
Concord Normal
Athens
Miss Williams
Ruth Watson
Stuart Higginbotham
Senate Committee On
Finance
Hree Records
Columbia Records
Columbia
Brice & King
Hawaii
South Sea Islands
Robert Lewis
Hong Kong
Columbia Record
Knickerbocker
Columbia Monthly
Splendid
Columbia Grafonolas
Husband Ice Cream Co
Peter
Hee
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