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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1911

Page

2

Funeral of John J. Hardy in Roanoke Yesterday

The funeral of John J. Hardy, father of J. M. Hardy, postal clerk, was held in Roanoke yesterday. Other items note the new through route for the Cincinnati sleeper to Norfolk, Hugh Ike Shott elected to the National Press Club, a Grace Church wedding in Ashland, drought effects on spring farming, a picturesque Eden Incline wedding, Dr. George M. Hitchcock death in Pristol, and Norfolk railway surgeons on No. 16.

John J. Hardy J. M. Hardy Roanoke Cincinnati Norfolk Columbus Hugh Ike Shott National Press Club Washington Temple Graves Wm. J. Bryan Alfred Henry Lewis Peter Finley Dunne George Horace Lorimer Wm. Allen White Cyrus H. K. Curtis Alsbert D. Shaw John O'Hara Cosgrove Princeton L. H. Johnston Eden Commercial Tribune Bluefield Norfolk and Western Richmond

Occident Flour Promises Whiter Lighter Tastier Bake

Advertises Occident Flour with a money back guarantee if the flour does not yield whiter lighter tastier bread. Claims higher satisfaction in baking and better bread at every bake despite a slightly higher cost. Encourages trying a sack to prove its performance.

Auto trip to Hot Springs and other local notes

Reported travel from Teaksburg Va to Hot Springs Va includes D EB Frierson W A Goles and Sterling Mann John Moore. A Lynchburg resident says birds fled from flying machines seen over, heading to hen roosts. Eugene Stowers cut his foot with an axe and was taken to Richmond Hospital. J B Buchanan travels with Mrs Buchanan for a Richmond operation. Captain C Hook mourns loss of an alligator from Hot Springs Ark blamed on rats. An error in Tacraton Clothing ad misstates prices. Augustus Jones en route to Matoaka with a circus show. Woman's missionary meeting planned at Mrs J W Anderson's home. KB L Rann and Vicey Mayorow marry in city. Dr C L Hamilton seeks local location after recent graduation. Mofatt McCue returns from Virginia Tech. June Music Festival with tickets at Waite Pharmacy. A Crumpler couple Cleve Testament and Hattie White wed aboard a Norfolk and Western train.

Hot Springs D. EB. Frierson W. A. Goles Teaksburg Va Sterling Mann John Moore Mr. Mann Hot Springs, Va

Northfork wedding on train ends with rice shower

A couple wed on a moving Northfork hollow train car with a rice shower as the ceremony space. They return to Crumpler to start married life. The note mentions other local nuptials and community notices including a church meeting and a dancing class.

Northfork Hollow Bourne Algroma Northfork Crumpler

Miss Annie Sexton Weds T P Ford in Wytheville

A wedding at St. Pauls Methodist Church Wytheville united Miss Annie Sexton daughter of George Sexton to Thomas P Ford of Bluefield. Rev M P Carico officiated with attendants Mrs Joe Garland Sexton and Mrs Roy Sexton among others and a bridal procession set to Lohengrin.

Wytheville St. Paul's Methodist Church That City Thomas PP. Ford Bluefield Annie Seston George Stuart Sexton Joe Garland Sexton Roy W. Sexton James Leavell Houston Tex Harry C. Waller Piuefield J. Garland Sexton M. P. Carico

Bluefield Bride Wed In Green and White Decor

Neil of Bluefield married in a ceremony at the bride’s home on Fourth avenue with Mendelssohn’s march played by James Elmer Brown and violin by Mrs. EB Lee Trimble. A 7:30 luncheon followed, guests greeted by Mrs. J. J. Penn and Mrs. J. L. Kelly. The couple will reside in Bluefield after an extended northern and Canada trip. Out of town attendees included Mrs. Geo. Morrell, Mrs. James Leavell of Houston Texas and several Virginia residents.

Bluefield Daily Telegraph Geo. Morrell James Leavell Houston Texas M. EF. Keller Herndon Keller Staunton W. B. Ford Norton Curry Wilson Ab Sneden A. F. Lincoln Marion Luther Jones Roanoke H. B. Frazier Graham G. J. Holbreck W. C. Easley J. J. Penn F. L. Black H. C. Weller Lacy Shirey J. L. Neil

General Taylor's Buena Vista Wins Amid Defeat Talk

The piece recounts Santa Anna marching with 25 000 veterans against General Taylor and 4009 troops at Buena Vista. It notes Taylor's defense and victory, then his reply to criticism that retreat plans were lacking. He said he prepared only for battle and that losing would require no retreat lines, as a will was written by him and his army.

Santa Anna Buena Vista United States Taylor Lim Sue Buffy Fidelity Banking & Trust Co Bluefield Mercer County W. Va Tug River Coal Land Co Mark Packard Tug River Land Co HH. A. Harman

Man and the World Explains Population Density

The Italian professor Zuccarini estimates 1.5 billion people could fit in 500 square miles if living shoulder to shoulder. He cites 60 generations in 600 years and argues burying all would require a graveyard much smaller than Germany, with dust occupying about forty square miles at three feet deep.

Zuccarini Germany Colorado Coubic Yard New York Sun

Fomato Plants Offered by FPALLON Florist

Roanoke florist FPALLON advertises 10 varieties of hardy fomato plants shipped by express in baskets. Subscription urged for the Daily Telegraph.

Fpallon Florist Roanoke

The Ring with a Flawed Diamond

A couple argues over an engagement ring as the woman implies giving it to her sister Sue. He contemplates replacing the flawed stone while she asserts her independence and hints at keeping the ring herself.

Sue

Mair Raising Stunt Higher Duty on False Curls in July

The government plans a revenue boost by enacting a higher duty on false curls starting in July. The move aims to increase state income amid economic pressures and consumer demand for hair products remains high.

S.S.S. Blood Purifier Promises Cure for Old Sores

An advertisement claims S.S.S. removes impurities from the blood to heal chronic ulcers. It states external treatments fail and that the tonic purifies and enriches the circulation, offering a free book and medical advice, with sales at drug stores. The Swift Specific Co, Atlanta, GA.

S.S S.S.S Swift Specific CO Atlanta, GA

Fragmentary note hints at post Fourth of July sale terms

The readable lines warn about false curls and puffs, urging restraint while time remains. After Independence Day, additions are described as interwoven with the owner’s real hair property, with a claim that value will rise by twenty percent.

Science in Business: Bethlehem works bonus system

A 1901 Engineering Magazine note describes Bethlehem Steel's employee bonus program. Each job has a detailed instruction card with time for every operation. If workers complete all tasks, they receive a bonus. failing to finish yields only the day rate.

Bethlehem Steel Works

Also Mentioned on This Page

Grace Parsonage Grace Methodist Church Nina Yost Rufus Oscar Morris Ashland T. S Hamilton Martinsville George M. Hitchcock Virginia Medicine Co Charleston Pristol Tenn Elmira N. Y Thia City Stieff Chas. M. Stieff Wain Street Lynchburg C. M Sublette & Barnes Norfok & Western Railway Atlantic Cypy Christian Endeavor Atlantic City Ystec Shrine Rochester Rep ELKS Wullman Shenandoah Valley Athantic Bevill Gen. Pass Agt Theover H King Eugene Stowers Mayer Stowers Richmond Hospital J. B. Buchanan Tazewell C. Hook Giles Street Ark Tacraton Clothing Company Kegal Shoes Augustus Jones Matoaka Woman's Missionary Society of the First Paptat Mis KB. L. Rann Bluefeld Vicey Mayorow C. L. Hamilton Tyler County Melanela Hack Mofatt McCue Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg Waite Pharmacy Cleve Testament Hattie White Honakers Honaker Honaker’s Dept Meanor & Land Hatton-Larimer Christian Church C. L. Hutton Roanoke County Mary B&b. Larmer Thompson Valley Tazewell County W. S. Bullard Natural Bridge Mr. Hutten Catawba Railroad S. A. Worley J. W. Lindsey the Park Willontinue Hotel Altamont Tarry Holt Teccon I. A. Jaffee Altamont Hotel Messia, Barnes & Hichinson Barnes & Joethuson B. M. Cohen Mueffield, W. Va Annie Sexton T. P. Ford Man and the World The Mair Os Sores Vur Cubbedge & Hicks Mwaberdashers Burgrisip, W. Va Science IN Business West Virginia Brotherhood Purchasing Company West Virginia John H. Davis CHAS H. Dodson Williams Peon Cleveland Ohio
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