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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
6
Mrs. Will Bane reports a lively fox chase witnessed from her Graham porch as three Graham dogs pressed the fox through ridges. Dogs owned by John Holbrook and Clarence Greever & Company chased the quarry, prompting note of earlier runs and recent additions to the local pack.
Stillman plans a July 18 reunion in New York for Rock of the Maine veterans. Mr. Davidson has just received a victory medal listing six major battles he participated in. Special daily dinners noted at the American Restaurant.
Nine cars remain as the tron order completes and the market braces for a new operation phase. Speeding crackdown on new West Graham street prompts vigilance, with some fines issued. Mrs Vice Burgess hosts a Sanders drive party for Miss Perkins and Miss Murray. Walnut street finishing touches plus an east Graham street paving drive to cover three miles. Graham Manufacturing installs a new automatic sprinkler system in its mattress factory. Joe Davidson, World War I hero, has received an invitation to at-
The monument honoring General George A. Custer in Hardin Montana will be unveiled June 25 the forty fifth anniversary of the Little Big Horn battle. Financed by local subscriptions the Montana gray granite memorial carries two bronze plates one with Custers profile and the other listing his birth date and military record. The celebration includes a reenactment of the massacre by U S cavalrymen American Legion members Crow Indians and will feature objects such as Custers original regimental flag and the first full page newspaper account of the battle. The battle will be reenacted on the original site on government property.
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