Sues for Damage to Building in Kimball Case
Kaufmann sues Rinehart & Dennis Construction for 10000 dollars claiming continued blasting damaged a Kimball building tied to a Norfolk and Western tunnel project. The structure reportedly must be torn down.
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Kaufmann
Rinehart & Dennis Construction Company
Kimball
Norfolk and Western
Coal Shipments for May Reach One and Half Million Tons
Norfolk and Western Railway report shows May coal shipments totaling 1,525,589 net tons, up from April and well above May 1910. Clinch Valley and Tug River fields lead gains, Pocahontas declines, May the strongest shipping month since February.
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Norfolk and Western Railway
Pocahontas
Tus River
Thacker
Clinch Valley
Tug River
Letters Held Unclaimed At Bluefield Post Office 1911
A weekly list shows names of uncalled letters at Bluefield West Virginia post office ending June 1911. The long roster includes Adams Allen ages Benjamin Dalley Doyle Dyke Evans Farrell Flood Francis Gentry Gardner Hoppers Harman Johnson Kern Osborn Parker Parris Reynolds Rakos Ross Rucker Ruble Scott Shumate Stuart Suiter Smith Terry Tilley Taylor Vaughn Wade Wagner Whitland Williams Williameyn Watkins Wheeler and others. Ladies' List mentions Miss Martha.
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Bluefield
W. Va
A. E. Adams
W. B. Allen
W. R. Ages
M. G. Benjamin
Mer
Bluefield Aun
C. G. Ballantyne
G. C. Boyd
Arthur Booth
J. C. Boyles
Robi
Rowling
J. A. Brew
KB. Burgess
J. A. D. Bat
Misses and Mrs Adds List of Advertised Letters
A postal notice lists numerous women and their married names as recipients of letters awaiting pickup. Patrons are urged to bring a penny per letter and mention advertisement to avoid being overlooked.
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Kicel Armstead
Wm. Barksdale
J. A. Higgs
Marjorie Barnes
Mary BE. Chambers
Mattie Creek
Cristie Collins
W. E. Cook
Ada M. Dunn
Kate Eling
Gada Faris
Ella Fitzgerald
Mattie Roo
B. V. Free
Stella Tiispy
Nannie Hazlewood
Etta Hearst
A. F
A Chicken Story No 8 Rooster Found on Train
A passenger train leaving Williamson uncovered a roasted rooster hidden under a car at Devon after a stop. A colored man retrieved the bird from beneath the train and a chicken dinner followed in the camp cars. A Williamson resident lost his rooster to the chef’s roast that day.
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Wiliamson
Devon
Williamson
Millions of germs threaten hair health and growth
An ad warns that dandruff germs can damage healthy hair and cause loss unless treated with Newbros Herpicide. It claims the product cleans the scalp, prevents atrophy of follicles, and promotes natural growth, with sample requests and retailer details.
Notice to Contractors for Miners Hospital Ward Work
The West Virginia State Board of Control invites sealed bids by noon June 22 1911 for furnishing labor and materials to erect three wards of Miners Hospital No 1 Welch McDowell County. Bids must include a 200 dollar certified check and be sent to Charleston WV. The board may reject any bids and a contract with bond is required after award. Clean-up sale on all Jaffes skirts this week. The Hawley Moss Co.
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State Board of Control of
West Virginia
Thuretay
Miners’ Hospital No. 1
Welch
McDowell County
Bluefeld
Bluefield
W. Va
Herald-Disputch
Stuntington
Moffice
Miners Hospital No
State Board of Control
Charlette
Charleston
Miner's Hospital No. 1
Lost Soldier Returns As Forest Harvest Helper
A worn farmer woman hires a stranger who cannot recall his past. He proves to be Henry Hardenberg, missing since the Civil War, after a skull operation revives his memory. His wife, Mrs Hardenberg, recognizes him by a shoulder mole and walk. Their son Benny initially doubts but the recovered man confirms his identity with tales of the war and a Pennsylvania regiment.
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Jake
Henry
Hlenry
Jie
Patr Oaks
Virginia
Johnny Reb
Henry Hardenberg
Pennsylvania
Flardenberg
Notice of Public Auction of Tug River Land Co Shares
Fidelity Banking and Trust Co. will sell 150 shares of Tug River Land Co stock at its Bluefield West Virginia front door on Saturday January 7th 1910 at 10 o clock for cash to satisfy a note of 5000 dollars owed by Mark Packard. Certificates No 101 100 and 110 25 and 11 or 25 shares will be offered as collateral. Sale to cover interest costs and costs of sale with dates January 26 1906 and November 12 1906 cited as hearing dates.
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Fidelityanking & Trust Co
Fidelity Banking Trust Co
Bluefield
Forcer County
Mark Packard
Fidelity Banking & Trust Co
Tug River Land Co
H. A. Harman
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