Horses Arrive for Bluefield Graham Spring Race Meet
First shipment of running horses arrives for the Bluefield Graham fair grounds spring race meet. Notable entrants include Eva M Peppermint Wallse one owned by G Y Booker and Hale Lye Jet a grey mare with a 2 17 ¼ pacing record. Baseball games also featured with Bluefield vs Princeton and Graham vs Dupont across a three day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield-Graham Fairgrounds
Bluefield
G. Y. Booker
Abingdon
Eva M. Peppermint
Wallseone
Arch Thompson
Tazewell
H. J. Jamison
Shawnville
Edge Hill Stock Farm
Roy Green
Hals Hyelet
Golden Frisco
Hale Lye- Jet
Princeton
Graham
Nemours
Dupont Company
Dupont
Births and departures among local residents
Born to Mr and Mrs Ralph W Smith a daughter. Mr and Mrs Herbert Markle left for Boston. Dr F Pierce of Tazewell is in the city. Mrs W E Francis of Princeton shopped here. Mrs John S Godbey left for Dayton to visit relatives. Miss Mary Stuart Riffe of Hinton is guest of Mrs Russell Ritz. Joe Bailey left for Charleston on business. George Faupel of Pennsylvania visits his sister Mrs Fred W Udy. Miss Bertha Hurd of Coeburn returned home. Mrs Little and daughters shopped in the city. Miss Eva Sue Sutherland of Galax is visiting Mrs Sutherland. John W Williams of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co left for Welch. Miss Mary Dietrich leaves for Chaney Mont. Miss Mary Moore leaves for home after visiting Mrs W L Mustard. Charley Garden, yard master for the Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio railroad, visits his mother. Rev Thomas Priddy of Radford and Mr Sterehi visit. Miss Maud I Udy leaves for Charleston to visit her daughter. M B Postlethwaite returns from Roanoke after treatment. Latham C Squire of Mast Orange N J, a UVA student, leaves for home. W Bromley, powder plant superintendent at Nemours, leaves for Huntington. Dr and Mrs J bs Buckley leave for Windale to attend golden wedding. Bishop Gravatt of Charles Town leaves for Washington. Mr and Mrs D R Albright return from two weeks visiting daughter in Paducah and relatives in Cincinnati. Fred Sarver leaves for Norfolk for several days.
Weight loss remedy touted by White Pharmacy ad
An advertisement promotes Oil of Korean capsules as a safe fast weight loss method. It advises taking one capsule after each meal and before bed, weighing weekly, and claims the approach removes excess fat without harming the body.
Progressives and Republicans Unite for Common Cause
The text criticizes the administration for Mexican policy failures and unpreparedness amid peril. It argues for unreserved citizen support while condemning the current course, and urges making the Republican Party the instrument of national progress in the upcoming election.
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Mexican Republic
United States
United
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Railway executives listed in staggered OCR fragment
A partial OCR reads names and titles of railway executives including Glisha Lee, P R Albright, L W Baldwin, B H Coapman, G B Cotter, P B Crowley and others aboard various railroads like Atlantic Coast Line Central of Georgia and New York Central. The text appears to be a caption or roster with misread spellings and incomplete lines.
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Train Service Brotherhoods
New York
Glisha Lee
P. R. Albright
Gee's
M Atlantic Coast Line
L. W. Baldwin
Menege
Central of Georgie Railway
CGC
L. Bardo
Mesager
New Hevee & Hartford Railread
B. H. Coapman
Soetbere Railway
G. B. Cotter
Gen'l
Maneger
Abesh Railway
P. B. Crowley
Asat
New York Central Railroad
Local Visitors and Travel Notes Highlight Report
Miss Callie Bennett of Roanoke visited Miss Lil lian Shrewsbury on Oakhurst avenue and left for Welch for a few days with friends. Mr and Mrs W L Becker of Roanoke returned home after visiting Becker's brother T H Becker and daughter Mrs Fred Petty. Isaac Udy, fresh from postgraduate study at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, has moved to Detroit to join Chalmers Automobile Manufacturing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie Bennett
Roanoke
Lillian Shrewsbury
Oakhurst Avenue
Welch
Isaac Udy
Blacksburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Detroit, Mich
Chalmers Automobile Manufacturing Co
Local cast stages Uncle Tom's Cabin in Elks hall
Local players presented Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Elks opera house to a pleased audience. Jack Lewis portrayed Uncle Tom with strong characterization while Miss Grandin drew laughs as Topsy. Miss Morgan played two parts and did them well. Lanky Taylor depicted Lawyer Marks in fine form. Show to be repeated tonight and tomorrow night. Sweden's peat fields are estimated to cover nearly 900000 acres. Telegraph Want Ads are Pullers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis-Oliver
Elks’ Opera House
Jack Lewis
Uncle Tom
Miss Grandin
Topsy
Miss Morgan
Lanky Taylor
Lawyer Marks
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Redpath
Alice Nielsen
Metropolitan
Boston Opera
Miss Nielsen
William Reddick
Karl Wirk-Smith
James E. Mayer
O. Box
Wright CO
Thite
Rey Oasted
Rest” ‘Rocer P
Fance Ana
Vircinia
Steert McGuire
Deanine Complet
Erasve Mattelsts Desencey Toki
JR McCauley
East Clay Street
Richmond
A. C. Tedford
PHOND
Bluefield, W. Va
American School
Osteopathy
Kirksville, Mo
Kelly & Moyer Building
W. Va
Bluefield Normal and
Business College
W. H. Cunningham
Bluefield Avenue
Tyler Street
P. O
West Virginia Armature Company
Electrical Contractors
Armature Winding and Power Rouse
L. Smith
Mum
Ralph’ W Smith
Herbert Markle
Boston
Dr. F. Pierce
W. E. Francis
John S. Godbey
Dayton
Ohio
Mary Stuart Riffe
Hinton
Russell Ritz
Adams Street
Joe Bailey
Charleston
George Faupel
Pennsylvania
Mrs
Fred W. Udy
Fourth Street
Bertha Hurd
Coeburn
Mrs. Little
Eulalia and
Ruby
Bramwell
City
Eva Sue Sutherland
Galax, Va
Fred Sutherland
Princeton Avenue
John W. Williams
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Mary Dietrich
Chaney, Mont
Mary Moore
Charley Garden
Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railroad
Dante, Va
Highland Avenue
Thomas Priddy
Radford
Sterehi
Knoxville, Tenn
John A. Udy
Maud I. Udy
John H. Powell
M. B. Postlethwaite
Latham C. Squire
Mast Orange
N. J
University of Virginia
Robert Barnes
W. Bromley
Huntington
Buckley
Mrs. W. M. Fortune
Bishop Gravatt
Charles Town
Washington
D. R. Albright
Guy Nance
Paducah
Cincinnati
Fred Sarver
Norfolk
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Congress
Railroads
National Conference Committee of the Railways
G. H. Emerson
Gee’l Maseger
Great Northern Railway
C. H. Ewing
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
B. W. Gricr
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
A. S. Greig
St. Louis
See Francisco Railroad
C. W. Kouns
Geni Maneter
Atchises, Toocke & Ssata Fe Railway
H.W. McMaster
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
N. D. Maher
Norfolk & Western Railway
James Russell
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
A.M. Schoyer
Prome
Pennsylvania Lines
L. Seddon
Seaboard Air Line Railway
A. 3. Stone
Erie Railroad
G.S. Waid
Sunset Central
Plant Wood’s
T.W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen
Richmond, Va
W. L. Becker
Sweden
Telegraph
Suit You Tailoring Company
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