Beckley man praises Reese Formula R-11 relief after years of stomach trouble
Stillman F Webb of Beckley West Virginia suffered five years from stomach trouble and indigestion. He reports one bottle of Reese Formula R-11 gave immediate relief and improved appetite. He urges friends to try it and lists local pharmacies carrying the product.
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Stillman F. Webb
Beckley
Stillman F Webb
W. Va
Webb
Watkins
Wat- Co
Ula
Local incident ends with arrest after unfamiliar man insulted woman
At about eleven in the morning Babe Taylor from the Rolen settlement brought a young foreigner to Graham who allegedly insulted a Falls Mills woman. The girl who reported the incident then arrested the intruder, later taken to Tazewell on a warrant.
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Babe Taylor
Rolen Settlement
Graham
Falls Mills
County Road
William Bagienski
Roman Bagienski
Gilliam
Navy
Tazewell
Arrest Notice Mentioned for Tie Lad's Uncle
Last evening the father of Tie lad was alerted about his son's arrest and the uncle was notified of the development.
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Tie Lad
Quiet Town Election Yields Sparse Ballot Losses Due to Tax Rule
The town election passed quietly with 175 votes cast from about 230 registered voters. Mayor H. C. Callaway led with 162 votes. treasurer candidates were K. C. Patty 102, W. W. Holbrook 66, and W. S. Dunn 26. Eight council seats went to Hufford, Gillespie, Longworth, Bailey, Anderson, Mathews, Benbow, and Spracher. Spracher won a tiebreaker coin flip over Bigler.
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H. C. Callaway
M. F. Neel
K. C. Patty
W. W Holbrook
W. S. Dunn
F. E. Metcalfe
R. H. Mathews
George A. Reynolds
N. Hufford
J. H. Gillespie
Rh. L. Longworth
Grat Bailey
J. R. Anderson
C. T. Benbow
J. T. Spracher
Messrs. Sp
Home From College McCall Frazier and Others
Home from college, McCall Frazier, Walter Sanders and Clarence Poyd are among the boys noted for returning to town. The item lists several students in a local roundup.
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McCall Frazier
Walter Sanders
Clarence Poyd
New Arrivals At Midway And Lloyd Homes
Birth notices report a daughter for Mr and Mrs Chas A Hyston of Midway and a son for Mr and Mrs G H Lloyd, reflecting two newborns in the community.
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Chas. A. Hyston
Midway
G. H. Lloyd
Old Board of Directors Holds Final Meeting
The Cham er of Commerce board met at the Matz Hotel for the final session of this term. A June 29 annual meeting will elect successors and set a renewal drive. A national speaker will headline a banquet and new directors. Discussion covered streetcar service, rail freight rate appeals, carnival controls, and jitney taxi regulation.
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Chamer of Commerce
Matz
Interstate Commerce Commission
Father Kidnapped Child Collapses in Norristown
George H. Coughlin father of thirteen month old Blakely Coughlin, kidnapped last Wednesday, collapsed today and doctors report his condition serious. Mrs. Coughlin also under care. More than thirty letters demanding ransom for the baby's return have been received by the family.
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Norristown
George H. Coughlin
Blakely Coughlin
Quiet Picketing by National Women’s Party at Colosium
In Chicago on June 8 the National Women's Party picketed outside the Colosium. Police under May or Thompson kept the scene peaceful for four hours. Pickets stood bareheaded in the sun. they will resume on 8 Latin tomorrow until the convention adjourns.
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Chicago
National Women's Party
Colosium
Thompson
Corvention
Paulett's Home Run Lifts Phillies Over Philadelphia 5 to 3
Paulett hit a two on, eighth inning homer to power Philadelphia to a 5 3 win over Pittsburgh. Chicago beat Philadelphia 5 3 earlier as parts of a cold weather MLB slate. St Louis edged Brooklyn 3 2. New York Nationals topped Cincinnati 5 4 at the Polo Grounds.
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Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Boston
Paulett
Alexander
O'Parrell
Rixey
Witherow
Giants
Reds
New York Nationals
Polo Grounds
Fisher
Sailee
Luque
Wingo Aml Rariden
Barnes
Smith
Baseball Roundup From June 8: Indians Top Phillies
Cleveland takes the opener 7 to 6 as Moore exits early after two innings while Keefe struggles in one inning. Washington defeats St Louis 6 to 3 aided by fielding errors. Boston tops Chicago 4 to 1 as Jones holds the White Sox to four hits. New York rallies past Detroit 13 to 6 in a high scoring game.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Indians
Chase Moore
Moore
Keefe
Senators
St. Louis
Washington
Sotheron
Johnson
Piernich
Vangilder
Severeid
Red Sox
Jones
Mogridge
Shawkey
Hanneh
Boland
Dauss
Ainsmith
Safety First Beats White Sox by Wide Margin
A Tuesday baseball game at the fairgrounds diamond saw N. and W. Safety First defeat the Bluefield White Sox 14 to 2. Safety First pitchers Cren shaw Perry and Hagg led the win while Buchanan Morris and Hox ens pitched for the White Sox.
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White Sox
Fairgrounds
Bluefield White Sox
Crenshaw
Solvay Wins Fifth Straight in Narrow Tie
The Portsmouth Solvay Club from Freeburn Ky battled Devon to a 4 4 tie on June 6 in Freeburn. A pitchers duel featured Coleman for Devon holding the visitors to tight work until Freeburn's three runs in the eighth tied the score. Goodman tossed twelve strikeouts for Freeburn in a superb effort.
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Portsmouth Solvay Club
Freeburn
Devon
Coleman
Goodman
Loose
Devon's forfeited game after ninth inning dispute
Devon refused to take the field in the tenth inning after Cruim's Crum hit a triple and Freeburn forfeited the game 9 to 0. Bramwell will visit Freeburn next Sunday as Freeburn remains undefeated this season.
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Devon
Cruim
Reeburn
Freeburn
Bramwell
Mullens
Roberson
Crum
Goodman
Smoke House Giants Beaten at Glenwood Park
Bramwell defeats Smoke House 11 to 5 at Glenwood Park in a fast game. Walters takes the loss after allowing 11 hits while Bramwell tees off for 9 off White. Brooks hits a two base and W Hicks a three base shot as Bramwell holds 7 left on base to Smoke House 8.
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Smoke House Giants
Bramwell
Smoke House
Glenwood Park
Bramwellites
Walters
Rhe Bramwell
White
Blanton
Hawley
Rune
W. Hicks
Pack
Reed
N. Mewley
Bivens
Wrors
Rivens
Freneh
Brooks
Perdue
Hicks
N. Hawley
Huffins
French
Wagner
Smoke Horse
Wheat crops show mixed gains but total output falls
The agriculture department estimates 1920 total wheat at 782 million bushels, down 160 million from 1919. May weather added 19900,000 bushels to winter crop. spring crop seen at 277,000,000, 18,000,000 above five year average. Winter wheat forecast 504,000,000 bushels, 228,000,000 less than last year.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
German Field Marshal Von Kuck Leaves Germany for Switzerland
Geneva June 18 Field Marshal Alexander H R Von Kuck who led the right wing in the 1914 advance on Paris arrived with his family by Arran forty one miles northeast for Perne. He said life in Germany had become insupportable and he planned to buy a chateau and live in Switzerland henceforth.
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von Kiueck
Germany
Geneva
Alexander H.R. von Kuck
Paris
Arran
Mies
Perne
Andes
du Switserland
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Mr. Webb
Watkins Drug Co
Graham Daily News
J* Frazier
Optician
Tazewell Manufacturing Co
North Tazewell, Va
Bluefield
West Virginia
Graham Red Sox
Powhatan
Farley
C. F. Frazier
Frazier
Snell's
Woyt Warren
Jim Ed Litz
Virginia Medical College
Central Pharmacy
Minefield
Board of Supervisors
A. S. Greever
OLD Board OF Directors
Chamber
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Dexter
Lion
Dick Oy
Cards
Superbes
RHE
Cadore
Kreuger
Haines
Clemons
Perkins
Caldwell
O'Neil
Ed Jones
Schang
Wilkinson
Schalk
Solvay
Wujol
Wational Armature A Elegtaig Works
Bluefield, W. Va
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Tom
Seybert
Elmo
Harmony Singers
Tom Brown
Gec. Walsh
the Palace
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