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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
2
Alberta Salvi, a renowned jat, will perform in an upcoming recital with exact time and venue to be published tomorrow. The notice also lists fresh produce prices and market items available at Blue Field Market Co. with contact numbers.
The elections committee opened nominations and received several hundred ballots listing twenty four candidates for director positions. Announcement of results will be released today. Also reports from Salt Lake City indicate Rotary delegates T. B Hamilton and J L Alexander depart for the national meeting with local ties. A wreck on Wyefield-Princeton road injures two women. Roy Bur tess returns soon from army duty in France. Robert Perfater of Appalachian Power Company was burned by an electric wire incident at Roa
Numerous homes offered for sale on Spruch Struet Walnut Hardy Union Galmyr Roghs Highland Garolina Slurimeld Pourth Hoger Third Ramsey Pro os Woodliwn Pan Mar Spokane and more with prices ranging from about 1 400 to 8 500 and up to 16 000 indicating broad market activity in several city districts.
A series of brief reports from Bland and nearby Bluefield cover accidents and legal matters. A boy injured by high voltage in Cantonoke area prompts family notification. A man, Mitton Wert, pleads not guilty to concealed weapon charges after arrest with a revolver.欠ed to appear. Fire incidents report minor damage at a Stewart Street home, extinguished by neighbors. Civilian and military personnel, hotel inspections, Shriners meeting travel plans, and a church society meeting are noted along with a wedding in Ohio and local social updates.
The Charity Committee promotes Daisy Day urging Bluefield citizens to donate clothing and money for those in need. It notes one day yearly effort is part of ongoing relief and stresses cheerful giving returns later. The piece lists donations and urges early purchase of daisies with local reporting on funds and items collected.
A New York man reports 14 years of kidney trouble and rheumatism improved after wintering in Florida. He praises a remedy called Dreco for restoring liver and kidney function and aiding digestion, claiming renewed energy and overall vitality. Merits its sale in Philadelphia area drugstores.
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