Classifieds fragment show listings and notices in Bluefield area
A mixed classifieds fragment lists meeting notices at Billys Place Bluefield avenue owners Joyner and Conway, garden plant ads Fallon Roanoke Va tomatoes sweet potatoes celery lamp and film equipment sale Mr Bright Stewart street, multiple rental notices for rooms houses in Bluefield with contact details and dates.
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Union Bank
Care Telegraph
H. Easley Insurance Agency
Best
Coalfield
Care Telegaph
Princeton Av Ave
Fallon, Florist
Roanoke
David Greenspon
Fal- Joo
Florist
Fallaon
Florist Florist
Giles Street
Erarate
Mr. Bright
Stewart t_street
Bagley & West
Law and Commerce
Maplehurst
Princeton Avenue
Hale Land Company
Law and Menace
Bluefield
Norfolk and Western Prepares Yard Improvements
Benton and Johnson report Norfolk and Western is making yard improvements. Preparations are underway as the railroad enhances facilities and work progresses on site.
Norfolk and Western scale tracks expansion begins
Rails are being placed in local yards and work starts within days. Tracks will extend from ten to thirty car lengths to serve Mallet engine pulled trains and electric motors between the city and Vivian. Concrete foundations for new scales are nearing completion with installation expected in about six weeks.
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Norfolk and Western
Vivian
How to Gain Healthy Flesh Samose Ad by Goodykoontz
An advertising note from Goodykoontz Drug Company promotes Samose as a flesh forming food. It claims thinness is a condition needing attention and that regular use builds up flesh and strengthens the system. The firm offers to refund the Samose if customers are not satisfied.
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Goodykoontz Drug Company
Thirteen Victims Fall To Ptomaine Poisoning At Princeton
Thirteen people were stricken after eating peach ice cream left out overnight. All ate at noon without issues, but a chemical change later caused illness during the afternoon and supper. Victims include Mrs. J. F. Shelton and two children, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Houchins, Mrs. John R. Sloan, Mrs. Bud Meadors, of Hinton, Mr. and Mrs. John Sarver and four children.
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Princeton
J. F. Shelton
J. L. Houchins
John R. Sloan
Bud Meadors
Hinton
John Sarver
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised for Whooping Cough
L C Haines of Marbury Alabama praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as excellent for lung troubles and whooping cough in children. The testimonial notes it contains no narcotics and is pleasant to take and claims it is indispensable for households. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
L. C. Haines
Marbury
Ala
Virginia mines show record coal year in 1912
Virginia produced 7,846,638 short tons of coal in 1912 valued at $7,518,578, up from 1911 by 981,971 tons and $1,263,772. Wise county led gains in the Appalachian field with 4,500,174 tons, while machine mining rose to 3,205,504 tons or 40.85 percent. Fatal accidents totaled 75, with 67 underground and eight on the surface, many from roof falls and gas incidents.
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Virginia
RB. W. Parker
United States Geological Survey
Virginia Geological Survey
Atlantic Coast
Richmond
Appalachian
Atlantic Seaboard
United States
Wise County
Geological Survey
Iginia
Appalachian Province
Sudden Relief Promised for Chronic Appendicitis
Local readers are urged to try a single dose of a compound using buckthorn bark and glycerine in Ad lerika to treat chronic appendicitis symptoms misattributed to gas or sour stomach. The ad claims rapid improvement and cites Mastin's Pharmacy.
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Bluefield
Mastin
Adlerika
Brothers in Fight Escalates Between Lawson Brothers
In Hicksville yesterday Neal Lawson reported his brother Jim, drunk, threatened to kill him on the front porch. Jim attacked with a knife and rock, wounding Neal and prompting warrants. Jim eluded capture while Neal received medical care after sixteen stitches. The dispute allegedly centers on a woman, with others possibly involved.
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Hicksville
Neal
Jim Lawson
Says
Jim
Neal Lawson
Iich
Lawson
Government aims to drain moors to grow arable land
Germany urges restraint on peat cutting as it plans drainage to reclaim bogs for farming. Officials justify the move by a cattle and meat shortage of 86 units, prompting land reservation efforts.
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Germany
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H. H. Barnes
Altamont Hotel
Stone
Pike County
Kentucky
W. A. Liller
Huff, Andrews & Thomas Co
Piedmont
Sylvia
W. Va
Crane Creek
Pinnacle Mines
Mora
American Coal Company
Widemouth
Mec- Comas
Daily Telegraph Office
Clinchfield Coal Corporation
Dante, Va
Postoffice
Pond Creek Coal Co
Hawley Merchandise
Thornton
Daily Telegraph
Big Four
Cirrus Coal and Coke Co
B. H. Cooper
Monroe St
Bluefield Avenue
Mand
H. O
Ead
Mountain State Business College
Parkersburg
Concord Normal
Athens
CG. C. White
Southern Express
W. L. Turner
Billy
Fred
H. Ed. Joyner
W. A. Conway
Fallon
Union Street
South Bluefield
Tazewell Street
Bland Street
Princeton _ nue
National League
Cincinni
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Clark
Johnson and Itz
Cole
Virginia League
Boston
Philadelphia
James
Brennan
Killifer
New York
Brooklyn
Fromme Crandall
Meyers
Ragan
Miller
Mathewson
Curtis
Wagner
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Brookly
RHE
Ad Meyers
Brown
Houck
Schang
Collins
Moseley
Carri
Russell
Chicotte
Schalk
Bumbardner
Agnew
Schalk Hamilton
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Pad
Portsmouth
Newport News
Os Sun
Roano
Orfolk
Norfolk
Petersburg
Pet. Petersburg
Newport ‘News
Telegraph
Neel Lawson
Childrens
the Hawley Moise. Co
Appalachian Princeton Enue
Bluefield, W. Va
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