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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1919
Page
13
The article notes about 400 cars on the ginian line and a sizable group of railroad workers laid off several months ago. Some have returned to work, but many remain unemployed. It suggests operating conditions have improved enough to handle more traffic with the same labor as during the war.
The Delphian Club of Princeton held its fourth annual party at Mrs. W. S. Dangerfield home. Winners of three prizes were Mrs. Gott, Miss Jessie Perkins, and Mrs. Dangerfield after a handshake contest. Guests were treated to songs proverbs and a simulated XC-4 airship voyage to Florence Italy ending with an ice course.
The man, experienced with fine cars, notes that the EBAsex offers an equally high level of quality at a major discount, presenting a rare opportunity for value without sacrificing standards.
Cooper J K Perdue purchased the restaurant building formerly owned by A J Calhoun for 5000 dollars. Norfolk and Western Agent O K Harris visited Grose Close, Virginia last week. Bluestone power plant strike remains unchanged. Glen Scott and Everette Cromer passed through Cooper en route home from overseas service. Walt Johnson via wire reports landing in New York on the 30th and plans to be here soon. Mrs Geo E Williams visited Mrs Huch Price at Dott. Mrs M E Williams visited daughter Mrs R W Wells at Weyanoke. Elizabeth Williams of Wilcoe spent a few days in Cooper. Mr and Mrs J K Peters of Pocahontas spent time with friends here Wednesday. Mrs Sarah Cahill of Saltville is guest of Mr and Mrs C Niswander. Many Cooper people attended Bramwell high school commencement Friday. Mrs H W Woodyard of Bluefield has been guest of Mrs Gee EB Williams this past week.
Mercer and McDowell counties will build a new road to cross Simmons Mountain. The project covers three and one quarter miles in Mercer and half a mile in McDowell with a maximum seven percent grade. Surveying completes around July 1 and construction starts after the August levy.
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