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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1923
Page
6
The recent Princeton charter creates a muddle over which officials stay in office after July 17. The 1923 and 1925 elections and the 1921 officers are debated, with the recorder and second and third ward councilmen in question.
Missing reddish yellow Jersey cow with brown face. Five dollar reward for information leading to recovery. Contact Ste Jordan Ray at 9 Harrison Street, Princeton, West.
Princeton is seeing many young people return from colleges and training schools. Notable names include Pete Lentz at Milwaukee Electrical Engineering, Cecil Johnson at Chicago Musical College, Miss Mattie Bowling at Salem College, and several students from West Virginia University, Cincinnati Conservatory, and Marshall College. Lilly Land Company offers improved truck farms near Princeton for sale.
A county court clerk issued a license yesterday for Harry H. Wills aged 23 and Eva M. Hudson aged 21, both residents of Ansted. Other local items note dental office openings, Fourth of July planning, auxiliary meetings, a Gleaners class bake sale and July play, a Woman's Club free matinee, passes for Highland avenue residents, an afternoon photography session after the Memorial service, and a reminder for order members to stay seated.
Epworth League presents a Wednesday program led by Margaret Hickman with talks on education topics by local speakers. A clinic by the county nurse at 933 Mercer Street runs 1 to 4 pm, with doctors present early. mothers urged to attend promptly with children. Athens housing ads promote Lilly Land Company lots on easy terms.
The Maternal and Infant Liverene Association of Mercer county plans free clinics every two weeks for mothers in the county. Children up to six may attend. These clinics offer advice on weight development defects and diet. The first clinic is set for June.
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