Marriage of Interest in Rodgersville Tennessee
A wedding of unusual interest occurred June 9 in Rodgersville Tennessee. Miss Henriette Smith, popular in Graham after visiting the Misses Sounders, wed A. D. Turner of Atlanta. The Graham Daily News offers congratulations and notes the upcoming ball game at Graham tower grounds if weather cooperates.
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Rodgersville
Tenn
Graham
Henriette Smith
Sounders
A. DD. Turner
Atlanta
Graham Daily News
Pocahontas Rosalia
Graham Tower
Yue Rexalls
Chesty College
Baylor
Anderson
Vickers
Potts
Rexalls
Gillespie
Johnson City
Mathes
Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railway
Policemen Restricted To Beat Duties And Saloon Ban
Chief of Police Newkirk drafts a police regulations book for the West Virginia force. It bans saloon entry, smoking, and carrying a cane or umbrella while on duty, with indefinite suspension for intoxication. Rules mandate stays on beats, and infractions trigger suspensions. the book also details legal powers and local public buildings.
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Newkirk
Board of Affairs
West Virginia
Bis
Lee Lavier in Hes Act Upon the High Wire
The Mercer County Court seeks bids to furnish material and construct a vault for the county clerk in Mercer County Court House. Plans are on file at the county clerk and Pedigo & Garry Architects Maefield WV, bids due noon July 10 1909. Bid bond required with a state-admitted company, double the bid, right to reject all bids. June 10 1909. Amatuer Night at the Qualer Show tonight free to all. Ring's Little Liver Pills advertised by Goodykoontz Drug Co.
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Lee Lavier
Ourker
Mercer County
Court House
Pedigo
Ek. L. Bowman
Two Well-Known Young People Married at Dublin Va
Arthur K. Parker and Miss Lucy M. Gordon wed at the bride’s uncle W. A. Guthrie’s home three miles north of Dublin Pulaski County Va. The ceremony was at 2 30 pm officiated by Rev. D J Curry. Only immediate family and Mr and Mrs 8 R Preston were present.
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Arthur K. Parker
Lucy M. Gordon
W. A. Guthrie
Dublin
Pulaski County
D. J. Curry
New Dublin
Ferns
Indian Ridge Coal and Coke Company
Worth
Grooms
Sterling Worth
Elk Ridge Coal and Coke Company
Northfork
Norfolk
Washington
New York
Niagara Falls
Alderson
W. Va
Juggling Into Trouble Ends With Court Fine
John K. Miller, a juggler out of work, faced Recorder Crockett and received a $20 fine and sixty days on the rock pile for slapping Miss Mio Zeller, a star at the Bluefield Avenue theater. Testimony said Miller sought work, failed to find a position, then kissed Miss Zeller during rehearsals provoking Flo Zellar’s ire and a sharp comeback.
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John KE. Miller
Recorder Crockett
Mio Zeller
Tip Theatre
Bluefield Avenue
John HK
John
Miss Zellard
Miss Flo
Juggler Rebuked as Police Take John J. into Custody
A juggler incited a wrathful rebuke and received a slap. Police were alerted and John J. was detained. He now studies the zoologic structure of Bluefield rock at close quarters.
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John J
Bluefield Rock
Crowded Cities Blur Sight Says Dr Winter of Boston
Dr. Eugene G Winter of Boston argues increased eyeglass use stems from modern life. He says near sight is common, daylight adapts eyes, and tall buildings and artificial lighting mislead vision. He cites cave fish loss of sight as analogous to urban blindness.
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Eugene G. Winter
Boston
Mammoth Cave
Lee La Vitv Ex HeS Act Up On The High Wire
A dramatic show feature at the Quaker venue is free to all. Also a reader’s testimonial praises Dr. King's New Discovery for lung trouble and bronchitis with claims of cure after failed prior visits. Trial bottle offered.
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Cardus
Lee
Bert R. Lean
Cheng, Wash
Spokane
California
Amateurs Shine at Quaker Show Tonight
Amateur night held at the Quaker venue with free admission. The Daily Telegraph notes Rubeer the performer headlines the event and invites all to attend this evening.
Eight Cows and One Male Bovine Nabbed in Bluefield
The Bluefield city pound captured eight cows and one male bovine on Thursday night after a police roundup. Owners paid fines of one dollar each offense, and all livestock were released. The ordinance sets fines of 1, 5, and 10 dollars for successive offenses, with enforcement promised by Chief Newkirk. Authorities warn livestock must retire by seven p.m. and stay indoors until seven a.m.
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Bluefield
New City
Harris
Newkirk
Train clearance after slides delays Eastbound No. 4 at Bluefield
The eastbound No. 4 passenger due at Bluefield at 9 20 p m was four hours late yesterday due to slides at Sprague and Burnwell near Williamson. Recent rains made embankments mushy and tons of earth rock and trees covered both tracks, requiring four hours of work by section crews to clear.
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Bluefield
Sprague
Burnwell
Willamson
Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup Promises Quick Cold Cure
Advertising item claims summer coughs and colds are obstinate and hard to cure. It promotes Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup as the most prompt method to move the bowels and relieve a cold, selling through Goodykoontz Drug Co.
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Goodykoontz Drug Co
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Lester G. Toney
Wm. J. Beary
R. J. Parrish
Bumgardner
L. Lazarus & CO
Bluefield, W. VA
Chamberlain
Oco
Weight
New London
Telegraph
Maryland Amusement Company
Walters
Traction
Traction Company
Mary Mathes
Graham College
Charles A
Seattle
RK. V. Rawn
J. Tayloe Rodgers
Roanoke and Falls Mills
T. H. Carson
George P. Briggs
Delorme
George Anderson
Portsmouth
Ohio
Teddy Williams
Lkhorn
T. F. Barr
Ashland
Elks Opera House
Sluefield
J.G. Nelson
Public Accountant
Bank of Graham
Graham, VA
Ring
Arthur Parker
Lucy Gordon
Dublin, Va
John E Miller
Rubeerthe
The
Daily Telegraph
Hodge
Pocahontas
M. Sugtt
Stieff
Main St
Lynchburg
C. W. Whitmore, Mera
Tazewell
Mrs. Jas, L. Harrisson
Tazewell, Va
Aaron
Bluefield Floral Company
Eureka Hardware CO
Bland St
Foleys
Bright's
Hawley Merchandise Co
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