For Sale and Rental Advertisements and Jesuit Ordination
Classified notices list six room dwellings and household goods for sale at 130 Giles street 829 Princeton Ave and other locations with terms. Also mentions ordination of Wheeler brothers in the Society of Jesus at Cardinal Gibbons presence with sequence of roles for each brother.
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Giles Street
F. BE. Anderson
Graham, Va
Best Town
Coalfield
TIE Ae Te Mahele Oe
Princeton Ave
sGipiatmeennad Pines
Samemadanad Nateanes
Easley & West
Law and Commerce Building
W. P. Munsey
Lashmeet
W. Va
Huntington Squad to Play Four Game Series Here
Dutch Nazel and his Huntington barnstormers arrive by train this morning to begin a four game series. Carter will pitch the opener. Nazel’s fastballers expected to perform, with Guy of Elkhorn set for one game due to Mollineaux out. Baldwin likely to pitch the other two as Bert Mollineaux recovers from appendicitis after surgery at St. Luke’s Hospital.
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Dutch Nazel
Huntington
Carter
Nazel
Mollineaux
Prince
Guy
Elkhorn
Baldwin
Bert Mollineaux
Dante
Cranes Nest
Bert
St. Luke’s Hospital
County court urged to build new jail after escapes
A Princeton resident argued the county court must act to replace the dilapidated Mercer jail. He cited escape costs and insurance, federal prisoners sent elsewhere, and alleged insecure conditions that put jailers under doubt. He urged taxpayers to support a new structure.
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Princeton
Hamilton
Mercer
Local Notables Visit the City on Various Business
J Powell Royall of Tazewell is in the city on business. E L Greever of Tazewell spent yesterday in the city on business. Deputy Sheriff E H Witten of the county seat was a visitor yesterday. Col James S Browning of Roanoke is in the city and leaves this morning for Pocahontas. Mrs Johnson of Narrows is here as guest of her mother, Mrs Higginbotham. Miss Florence Caffee left yesterday for Parkersburg to attend the state education association meeting, then proceeds to Wheeling.
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Pansy Meadows
Athenis
City
Lucy Shirey
Wyoming Street
G. KE. Bornen
Washington
W. H. Thomas
Russell Street
Mamie Cosby
Parkersburg
State Education Association
Wheeling
Niagara Falls
Bluefield
Harve Shelton
Geo. Strader
South Bland Street
Pearlsburg
R. B. McNutt
J. Powell Royall
Tazewell
E. L. Greever
E. H. Witten
Col
James S. Browning
Roanoke
Pocahontas
Mrs. Johnson
Narrows
The
Mrs. Higginbotham
Florence Caffee
Virginian coal traffic grows after new agreement
Virginian railroad reports a roughly fifty percent rise in coal tonnage after an agreement between operators and miners in the Virginian fields. Production previously ran at half normal levels, with workers returning as new working regulations satisfy both sides.
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Virginian
Virginian Railroad Company
Princeton
Cabin Creek
Paint Creek
Kanawha
Radical extension of the food and drug act widens meat control
Washington June 17 The Secretaries Houston McAdoo and Redfield ruled that meat and meat products in interstate or foreign commerce previously exempt from the pure food law may be seized if misbranded or adulterated. The action revokes the 1906 regulation and extends federal oversight from hoof to retailer, with labeling enforcement and penalties. A cooperative plan between the bureau of chemistry and animal industry is to be established.
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Washington
Houston
McAdoo
Redfield
McReynolds
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Chemistry
Animal Industry
Venice Eyes Race Death Campaign to End It
Venice California mayor launches drive to curb race death by own action. Venice exploitation bureau offers premiums for parents of all children born in city limits between now and April 1, 1914. Local businessman add promises tonics and malts for mother and child. Two drug stores provide medicines free, with a leading doctor and trained nurse donating services.
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Venice
Cal
Bailey & Jett Meat Market Switches to Cash Only
Notice states that from Monday June 16 the Bailey and Jett meat market on Bland Street will operate on a strictly cash basis. Debtors are urged to remit promptly to settle accounts. Signed by the firm.
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Bailey & Jett Meat Market
Bland Street
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