Faith in Remedy Prompts Nebraska Testimony
Mrs HH S Carlson of Wakefield Nebraska testifies to relief from Fruitola and Traxo. She reports passing gall stones, clearer skin, and better appetite after using the products. The note describes Fruitola as a lubricant easing waste and Traxo as a tonic altering liver and kidneys. Frostela and Traxo available via East End Pharmacy and Bluefield Goodykoontz Drug Company.
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Graham Council Rejects Automobile License Tax Ordinance
The Graham Daily News reports the Graham city council voted six to two against a proposed automobile ordinance to reimpose a license tax on visiting cars and regulate operations within the town. A local measure exempting resident autos from a town license was approved, raising questions about future action by the new council.
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Anderson
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Spracher
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Graham
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Grahm
War Preparations Advance as U S Seeks Guards Action
Reports describe posters about Gomez Carrizal killings and 17 Americans captured by Carranza troops. A special train would move 400 Americans from Mexico City to Vera Cruz, after 200 reached the coast aboard the Nebraska. Congress eyed mobilizing the national guard with a draft oath and unit consolidation to meet wartime needs. A proposed $500000 relief fund would aid families of guardsmen with up to 50 dollars monthly.
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Mexican official blames American forces at Carrizal clash
Secretary Lansing received a Mexican foreign office communication detailing the Carrizal engagement near Villahumada Chi nata. General Aguilar reports about 200 American troops involved with several killed and seventeen captured. Mexico questions why the Americans were far from their base and near the railroad.
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Ciudad Juarez
Mexico
Columbus
Vast munitions supplies already in storage
San Antonio Texas June 22 Vast quantities of ammunition and supplies already are in storage in Mexico and along the border for use by American troops a high army officer said. Factories can keep supplies flowing as needed and large preliminary purchases plus higher arsenal output have been made. The army is far better prepared than after the Villa raid with major gains in transportation and motorization.
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Conferences in Interest of Harmony Continue
New York June 22 Theodore Roosevelt visited New York from Deter Bay and conferred with Progressive and Republican leaders including Frank B Kellogg James R Garfield Mathew Hale George W Perkins Hamilton Fish and Harry B Josephs Roosevelt returned to Oyster Bay late tonight Meanwhile at Hughes headquarters progressives and Republicans pressed for party harmony with calls from James R Garfield and Frank B Kellogg who met Roosevelt after visiting Hughes.
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Swiss authorities seek time on German export demand
Berne June 22 Federal Councillor Schultness said Germany demanded Switzerland permit export of cotton and foodstuffs collected by German agents. If denied Germany would ban exports of coal iron and other minerals to Switzerland risking industry shutdown. A Swiss delegation travels to Paris to confer with entente allies as time is requested.
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Two Foreigners Killed by Mexican Soldiers Near Arizpe
A telegram from Arizpe reports two foreigners killed in a clash between refugees attempting to reach the U S border and thirteen Mexican soldiers near Cienega Fria eight miles east of Arizpe. The victims are identified as James Park, 45, American, and A R Dickson, British subject.
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Cienega Fria
Arizpe
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Colorado Endeavorers Open State Convention in Greely
Colorado delegates gather for the annual state convention of Christian Endeavor unions in Greely with concentrated efficiency as the opening session kicks off. An executive committee meeting preceded a welcome demonstration, signaling a large turnout and an attractive program for the rest of the week.
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Greely
Col
Colorado
Christian Endeavor Unions
Exhibition scene shows eerie portrait "After the Attack of Lutzen"
A lady and daughter study a painting of a hollow cheeked soldier titled After the Attack of Lutzen. Mrs. Crockett guesses Lutzen hints at a terrible disease, while Youth’s Companion notes a patent for transplanting living hair to bald heads.
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Notice to lien claimants on S J Bampfield real estate
The circuit court of Mercer county issues a decree to subject the real estate of S J Bampfield to liens. All lienholders must present claims against the real estate to the undersigned in Bluefield West Virginia on or before July 20 1916. Interested parties must file papers vouchers and accounts by that date.
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Circuit Court of
Mercer County
J. Bampfield
Bluefield
West Virginia
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