Local Notices From Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Fragmentary notice page from Bluefield West Virginia listing club meetings and organization notices. No general news value. text references dues, remittances, addresses, and post office details with limited readable identifiers.
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Baily Celegraph
Memper
Kansas City
Kansas
Chios 'van Brendsen
Basaare
Fara
Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bluefeld
W. Va
God's Moment Love is the Fruit of the Law
A brief fragment meditates on love as the fulfilling fruit of Romans 13:10, noting love as central to all and invoking a quoted phrase Lacordaire to anchor the reflection.
A Fine Opportunity for Bluefield Safety Meet
Bluefield eyes the largest crowd in Southern West Virginia history as the September safety meeting and coal industry contests bring together over 150 rescue teams. Officials expect thousands of miners and supporters, with Morgantown's turnout cited as a benchmark. The Daily Telegraph supports and publicizes the gathering, boosting Bluefield’s chance to shine.
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Bluefield
West Virginia
Morgantown
The
Daily Telegraph
Off-Key Keynote Speech Critics Clash Over Prohibition Tone
The keynote speech by Claude Howem critiques call out lack of constructive proposals, criticizing its emphasis on prohibition and political slant. It quips the speech is filled with empty rhetoric and partisan bias, failing to address farm issues or promote national welfare.
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Claude Howem
Tammany
Childieh
Platform Talk From Brannan Roils Governor Smith Support
The piece mocks platform debates as futile while noting George F. Brannan of Illinois claims the candidate is the platform and that voters will listen to the candidate rather than party planks. It comments that such talk unsettles drys farmers and anti-Tammany factions and ends with a jab about Houston discourse.
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Smith
Norman Mack
George F. Brannan
Illinois
Houston
Manufacturer Record backs Hoover as business leader
The Manufacturer Record praises Herbert Hoover as a business oriented president and urges Democrats to name a business reader. It notes Washington as an engineer and prominent businessman, citing his early schooling and mining and ore experience.
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Record
Great Southern Business and Industrial Magazine
Hoover
Washington
Twenty Years Ago in Bluefield Highlights
Subscriptions reached 2000 for the Bluefield Fire Department. James Perdue was badly injured when struck by an engine in the local railroad yards. Engineer Pat Wyrick and Fireman A. C. Meadows were killed in a rail road accident on the Clinch Valley. Senator W. E. Chilton spoke in Bluefield as a Democratic Senate candidate. A mineralogist arrived to inspect manganese deposits in Bland County. Bruce Johnson was killed by an electric motor at the Bluefield railroad yards.
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Bluefield
James Perdue
Pat Wyrick
A. C. Meadows
Clinch Valley
W. E. Chilton
Senate
Blueeld
Bland County
Bruce Johnson
Hoover as Presidential Timber in Republican Outlook
The piece argues for Herbert Hoover as a capable president, noting his engineering, business, and international experience. It asserts such a practical leader is needed to handle construction, economic reform, agriculture, taxation, and global finance, and contends both parties could nominate similarly qualified figures. It questions Democratic readiness at Houston and anticipates the nation’s verdict.
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Herbert Hoover
Houston
Hoover
United States
Mr. Hoover
Democratic Party
Arthur Pue Gorman
Maryland
Republican Party
South
Kansas City
Missing Men Reported In New York And Flight Note
In one week 119 men were reported missing in New York. An additional thousand or two possibly stayed home. The Des Moines Tribune Capital notes Mise Earhart’s flight proves there is a Welsh town with a simple spelling like Burryort.
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New York
Des Moines
Mise Earhart
Burry
Nashville Banner
Amelia Earhart
Hoover Tosses From Diplomacy To Field, Can He Throw?
A San Antonio Express item ponders if Herbert Hoover can pivot from diplomacy and cornerstone laying to baseball prowess, framing a curiosity about his athletic grace alongside public duties and governance.
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Mr. Hoover
San Antonio Express
Chicago party of nuts two scores for a bolt Detroit
A fragment from the Chicago note mentions a quirky scene where a party of nuts pursues a bolt, with a brief stray reference to Detroit. The readable text is highly limited and lacks clear names, dates, or concrete events.
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Chicago
Detroit
Memorial Poem Lifts Comfort From Child’s Death
Florence E Westberg offers a consoling verse to a grieving mother. The speaker reframes the grave as a passage to celestial care, portraying the departed child as a guiding star in Christ’s love. The poem urges the mother to cease weeping, affirming the baby rests safely with God.
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Christ
God
Highest Court Cited as Blow to Law's Delay
Articles discuss how the Taft‑led Supreme Court rapidly cleared its docket, reducing delays in litigation. Opinion from multiple papers praises faster decisions, calls for reforms in state and federal courts, and notes ongoing cases including the O Fallon matter on Interstate Commerce Commission valuation.
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America
Supreme Court of the
United States
Taft
Binghamton
Manchester Union
Union
Minnea Lie Tribune
Federal Supreme Court
the Tribune
Supreme Court
New Orleans Morning Tribune
Congress
San Bernardino Sun
Springfield Republican
Washington
The
Muskegon Chronicle
Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court of the United States
Federal
Chicago Daily News
Pay City Daily Times
O'Fallon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Platform proposals for Bluefield and Southern West Virginia
The platform calls for quarterly tax payments to city county and state, aligned with federal procedures. It seeks mine safety enforcement and miner education, barriers on roads to save lives, and broad vehicle levies via gasoline tax. It aims to boost Bluefield factories, build a north side street, advance local associations, conduct Sunday elections, and create uniformed deputies, with municipal purchasing and a city water supply.
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Imfar
Bluefield
East End
Feright
College Avenue
South Rinefield
Counts of Southern West Vir
Pak Buying
Throwing The Harpoon and Earhart News Echoes
A fragmented clipping mixes playful lines about a cat and a king with Amelia Earhart references and a note on a presidential nomination. It mentions a town recalling Earhart’s visit, Iona Gale marrying William Breese, and a tempestuous wedding remark.
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Iona Gale
William Breese
Nocturnal New York: Harlem Nightlife After 3 A.M.
In New York in late June the city stays awake despite curfew, with night clubs nickelodeons and midnight entertainments drawing crowds. The piece recalls Harlem's dawn energy, Texas Guinan’s rallying calls, and the evolving social slang of Broadway district and society, including summer shows and fading horse-drawn transport.
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New York
Manhattan
Diamond Lal
Carrol! Opry House
Blackbirds
Harlem
Texas Guinan
Short Cuts From Exchanges President Coolidge Resting in Wisconsin
Excerpts from various papers report President Coolidge away for a quiet rest in a cabin in the Wisconsin woods with a party of eighty eight. Other notes rank sports by danger with golf scoring third and a quip about thirteen months in a year.
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President Coolidge
Wisconsin Woods
Toronto Daily Star
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Farm Leader Praises G O P Ticket Leaders
A Huntington Herald Dispatch summary notes Capper praises Hoover and Curtis as Western leaders shaping national policy. It highlights Curtis’s Kansas roots, long service, and role as Senate leader, plus the West gaining influence with a Hoover Curtis ticket. The piece emphasizes farm support and the East recognizing Western strength in the 1920s political shift.
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Hoover
Curtis
Lowden
Tincher
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Curtie
United States
Washington
Life priced too high for wealthless man in St Louis
John Lansmen of St Louis a junkyard keeper died at 86 leaving about 250000. The piece argues wealth is not life’s measure and contrasts Lansmen’s frugality with richer life experiences, noting Arnold’s mixed legacy and a Maine to Quebec highway memorial. It urges balance between material success and human values.
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Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Way Stops
John Lansmen
St. Louis
Confort
America
John Lineman
Henry Ford
Ford
Maine
Canada
Quebec
Benedict Arnold
Arnold
Proposing millionaire prompts relief for seven teams
The Chattanooga News notes the modern girl’s proposal by a millionnaire and critiques both parties. It argues Republicans did nothing and doubts Democrats will act, implying relief for seven American League teams.
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Sevene
San Bernardino Cally
The
Chattanooga News
Mineral waters and health effects at resort waters
A Daily Health Service overview notes mineral springs deliver waters with unusual salts and trace radioactivity. Water intake at resorts influences kidney activity, calcium and phosphorus excretion, and may cause edema. Sulphur waters aid digestion and rheumatic issues, while iron-rich waters affect hemoglobin and anemia. Alkaline waters counteract body acidity for diseases with acid buildup.
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Berecon
Fas
Fea
Senett
New York
Melt grease from pots and pans in ten seconds
The article touts Red Seal Lye as a faster, easier method for cleaning greasy cookware. It portrays young wives adopting lye to avoid soaking and scrubbing. The piece highlights efficiency gains and the product’s 97 percent purity, claiming drastic time savings over traditional methods.
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Cery
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West Vielen
Ove
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Ag Presidente
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Sere
Umea
Florence E. Westberg
Amelia
Park Avenue
Hoover Cabinet
Toledo
Arthur Capper
American
Capper
Mid-West
Senator Capper
Iowa
California
East
Charles Curtis
Charley
House
Mississippi
Massachusetts
Toneka
Senator Curtis
Shawnee County
Daily Health Service
Lemkuhl Shepherd Co
Bluefield, W. VA
Virginia
Royal Standard
Royal Portable
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