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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1913
Page
7
Princeton Bay By Day Carnival Brightens Week
The Princeton Carnival brings local cheer with games and revelry while residents anticipate lighter wallets after the festivities. The county court issued marriage licenses for several Bluefield and Roanoke couples. Local updates note residents returning from trips and job changes, including Mabel Williams leaving the circuit clerk’s office for a post in Hinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wirt A. French
Post Office Department
Gadd
Walter Howard
Jennie ¥. Brooks
Bluefield
Joan Patterson
Lillian Dunnagan
Gratton W. Dutt
Pearlie Phillips
Nemours
William R. Hester
Lizzie L. Dunning
Roanoke
Charlie J. Nichols
Lida Church
Lowe
George W. Lazenby
Fedford County
Mabel Williams
Hinton
George W. Brey
Ronceverte
Avram Golle
Clark's Gap
Princeton
W. J. Prancis
Roanke
Bicycle Collision With Automobiles in Tazewell County
A bicycle ridden by Charles Helmadollar collided with the Abshire car near Gratton on Burkes Garden road. Helmadollar was thrown into the air and injured but survived after nurses and a restorative draught. he returned home to Tazewell. Investigations cleared Abshire and Rodefer. case dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell
Charles Helmadollar
Princeton
Willie Mae Sentz
F. Fh. Rodefer
Miss Godfrey
John Abshire
Nettie Sentz
Earl Bailey
Carl Sentz
H. W. Crockett
Falso Miss Godfrey
Bluefield
Howe Kornes
Burkes Garden
Abshire
Gratton
Clear Fork Roads
Redefer
Absire
March to Shortest: Kansas Girl Notes Winds Shortening Month
A Kansas girl observes that March is the shortest month because the wind blows three days a week away. The playful remark reflects local character and weather lore.
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Kansas
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