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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
7
The East River high school senior class program occurs tonight with a large crowd anticipated for closing exercises. Tomorrow night the commencement, with Dr Waitman T Barbe of West Virginia University, delivers the graduation address and diplomas are awarded to thirteen.
Farm agent Uvy Dowdy reports the prize winners' course for the boys' and girls' agricultural clubs was postponed to June 24 due to smallpox in several state areas. Health officials advised the pause and vaccinated attendees will be admitted. unvaccinated individuals are urged to vaccinate within seven years. The county agents conference was also moved to June 23.
A Mercer County Farm Bureau meeting is moved to Saturday to discuss adopting pedigreed breeds of cows and sheep. Officials aim to group orders for cattle and sheep to secure better prices and delivery savings, with a government expert attending. A separate Redmond telegram reports Mrs. John L. Caldwell in critical condition after goitre surgery, with husband Mr. Caldwell at her bedside.
Mose Hardnett and Darius Beauford, young colored men, were held yesterday by Magistrate L A Pine for the grand jury on a charge of stealing Tw 4 A Moiytre’s automobile and wrecking it on the wharf. Sheriff Eliott, whe
Fightieth Home boys Robert Woods Charles Woods Dug Barger and Hernard Male arrived home after twenty one months in the American Expeditionary Forces in France. They belonged to the eightieth division and shared in major battles before returning home unharmed. Attorney A M Sutton and Miss Lelia George wed quietly in Tazewell.
The Council of the City of Sluefeld will receive sealed bids until noon June 20, 191%. Bids cover the construction of a granolithic surface project for municipal use.
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