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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
4
Public notice informs readers that advertising rates are furnished upon application. Communications and remittances should be addressed to the Daily Telegraph Printing Co. Box 721 Bluefield West Virginia. Also notes periodical designation and post office entry.
A June 11 1910 editorial calls for stronger public spirit and wider participation in chamber of commerce activities to boost Bluefields prosperity. It criticizes slackers yet emphasizes community duty and cites Congress and Congressman Hughes supporting a bill to bar interstate liquor shipments into dry areas.
The Fayette Tribune analyzes the senatorial struggle between Scott and Hubbard. It cites Ohio County's 1908 Democratic win on the state ticket and predicts Democratic gains this fall, noting bitter campaign methods and expected defeats for Scott allies. It also mentions Wood County as likely to back Democrats.
The piece argues Republicans should see the upcoming primary as a healthy test of voter will. It stresses fair election officers and rejects claims of partisan manipulation. Contests are normal and should be accepted as part of party life. The public is urged to tolerate rancor and keep a calm, constructive tone.
The Manufacturers' Record lists ventures such as New River Power Company forming to develop 45000 horsepower on New River Virginia and transmit to southwest Virginia. Others include Cannelton Coal and Coke Company in Charleston WV to mine coal and coke, Frenchown Glass Co. in Frenchtown WV, Williams-McKeithan Lumber in Lynchburg VA, and several mills and plants with capitals from 40000 to 500000. A note from Washington reports a large drop in exports of breadstuffs meat dairy products food animals cotton and mineral oils compared with May 1909.
In Glasgow on June 10 the Auld Brig of Ayr, praised by Robert Burns in Tam o Shanter, was formally opened after restoration with ceremonies marking its significance to the poet’s verse and local heritage.
Washington June 10 The first conference on the railroad bill met this morning. Democratic members will likely be called in only after Republicans tentatively reach an agreement.
Stewart M. Brice of New York and son of the late Calvin S. Brice died at his Asbury Park home on June 10 at age forty five.
The West Virginia Mining Association's office in Anstead endorses Jim Hughes for fair coal duties. W N Page president confirms Hughes aided efforts to maintain coal tariffs and offers his certificate for verification. Also includes an advertisement for Dr King’s New Life Pills praised by a Buffalo family.
Joe explains to Ben that he finally has a good job as a cashier in a police office and that his duty is to count the coppers as they come in.
A fragmented dialogue cites old Chicago papers noting cold remarks and distant mood. The speakers lament separation as a last evening together, while a line from a health proverb hints at rest and pleasure felt at home in a youthful voice.
The undersigned will offer 80 shares of Williamson Grocery Co. capital stock at public auction at the front door of the courthouse in Williamson West Virginia on Monday afternoon June 20 1910 at 3 30 oclock. The bank reserves the right to reject bids. The First National Bank Northfork West Virginia R B Parrish Cashier. June 7 1910.
Brignoli the tenor avoided speaking to protect his voice and wrote his wishes on paper. He lived at the Everett House in New York, took long acclimatization walks before performances, tested the lobby air, and delayed going on stage by asking for extra minutes, frustrating managers.
The piece traces absinth from a mild eighteenth century medical elixir by Dr Ordinaire in Switzerland to its spread by a housekeeper and her purchasers. Daughters of Lieutenant Henried cultivated herbs for distilling the liquid and itinerant peddlers sold it before a wealthy distiller commercialized the modern spirit with notable alcohol content.
Deputy Sheriff Carter announces levy and garnishment for all unpaid 1902 taxes. Delinquent taxpayers will be published in the Mercer Republican of Princeton West Virginia after notices mailed, statements sent, and calls made to collect payments.
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