Coal Firms Switch To Cash Sales In Bluefield Area
Multiple notices reveal local merchants and firms plan cash-only coal and goods sales after July 1 1917 to curb collection costs and losses from credit. Among them are Citizens Coal Supply Co Mitchell Coal Co and Virginia Realty Loan Co. Also announced are market vendors offering produce and services, a Red Cross update, and a bankruptcy filing involving Thomas G Fulcher.
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Citizens Coal Supply Company
Local July 1 Tickets Must Be Routed Through Chicago Agent
July 1 no unused tickets will be honored by local sellers. To cash them, they must be sent to the Pullman Company ticket agent headquartered in Chicago. Reservations may be made remotely by telephone or telegraph. locals must buy tickets before berths are reserved. Gas Light Alarm Flares as Fire Crew Responds. Gas lamp at Bland and Jones streets ignited, frightening residents until Fire Chief Carter quickly identified and fixed the issue.
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Pullman Company
Chicago
Company No. 1
Bland and
Jones Streets
Carter
Child Recovers From Hernia Operation At Sanitarium
The seventeen month old child of Sam Louder of Narrows was operated on at Piiefield Sanitarium a week ago for a strangulated hernia and was taken home yesterday. The child stood the operation well and will soon be fully recovered.
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Sam Louder
Narrows
Piiefield Sanitarium
Slow Enlistments in Regular Army for Army Recruiting Week
Bluefield shows no new enlistees during the first four days of Army Recruiting Week despite posters and local drive. Recruits have applied but none from Bluefield have joined. Columbus Barracks last received a local recruit weeks ago. Enlistments close Saturday, with post July 1 draft law eligibility shaping regular forces.
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Bluefield
United States Regular Army
Columbus Barracks
Ohio
Thornton
Story Hour At Playground Led By Mrs McDowell
Today at 4 o'clock the story hour on the hill will be directed by Mrs W K McDowell. A large turnout is expected with one hundred or more children ready to hear her tales. Captain Frazee's gym class began Wednesday with several boys mastering the first lesson. Garden day encourages all children to work in the playground plots to protect Wednesday's rain. The playground supervisor remains on duty each afternoon to ensure a safe enjoyable time.
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W. K. McDowell
McDowell
Captain Frazee
Allen
Chester Harris
Leonard Turner
Billy Gibson
Robert Eubanks
Newton Hickman Treated After Horse Accident
Newton Hickman a teamster was thrown from a horse on the city northern outskirts. He was unconscious and taken to St Luke's Hospital with concussion of the brain and remained unconscious late last night though not believed fatal. No witnesses to the accident and cause unknown.
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Newton Hickman
St. Luke's Hospital
Hickman
Piano Recital Features Local Performers and Guest Accompanist
A program includes piano solo by Miss Margaret Pankey, piano duets by Miss Mildred McMillen and Miss Vinnie Lee McGe, piano trio by Misses Ruth Olive and Jennie Johnston, and selections by Miss Helen Jordan with Mr Phayver on mandolin. Afterward, refreshments and a silver offering follow. Charles H Thompson, son of J B Thompson, left for Spokane Washington to spend weeks harvesting, a yearly trip.
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Margaret Pankey
Mildred McMillen
Vinnie Lee McGe
Ruth, Olive
Jennie Johnston
Helen Jordan
Phayvér
Charles H. Thompson
J. 8. Thompson
Spokane
Wash
Q Ban Hair Color Restorer Ad and Canada Motor Trends
An advertisement touts Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer promising youthful looks with a money back guarantee and available at Goodykoontz Drug Co and Hessig-Ellis Drug Co Memphis. It also mentions a free Hair Culture book and related Q-Ban products. A separate line notes a 1915 rise in Canadian automobile licensing despite wartime.
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Hmaker
Goodykoontz Drug Co
Hessig-Ellis Drug Co
Memphis
Tenn
Local Visitors and Moves Highlight City Social Notes
Numerous residents and guests are listed with travel and visits. Mr and Mrs Holbrook Easley welcomed a son while Frank S Easley left for New York. Jack Otey enters the U.S. Navy after Newport trip and J W Ferguson tours major cities.
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Christiansburg
W. K. McDowell
South
Mercer Street
J. Scott Thompson
Raleigh
N. C
A. L. Rhodes
Monroe Street
Jack Otey
Newport
R. L
United States Navy
J. W. Ferguson
New York
J. D. Whitescarver
Simmons
W. A. Harrington
United States
Estelle Greer
Ruth Netkirk
E. P. Owen
Princeton Avenue
Virginia
F. A. Campbell
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western
J. T. Ramsey
Augusta County
H. S. Houser
R. P. Harmon
Tip Top
J. H. Hicks
J. Brown
E. T. Tyree
Plat Top National Bank
Lynchburg
M. M. Bowling
Springfield
Lrr
Spanishburg
Lowery G. Bowling
Sam Neighbors
Neal Adams
Knoxville
No Cigarette Licenses Placed in Lewis County
Clarksburg June 28 Lewis county court bars all cigarette licenses for the coming fiscal year to protect youth. The ruling cites public welfare as the reason, noting no licenses will be issued to cigarette dealers.
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Lewis County Court
Clarksburg
Lewis County
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Mitchell Coal Company
A. Mitchell
Board of Equalization
Board of Equalization and Review
Court House
Princeton
Bowling
Masonic Temple
Welch
W. Va
J. Harvey Williams
Georgia
Virginia Realty Loan Company, Inc
Savoy Cafe
Sam Kassem
Mgr
Rex
Mammoth
Victor
Central Art and Stationery Company
Northfork Red Cross
Northfork
Red Cross Society
Hell
Arlington Coal and Coke Co
Gilliam Coal Co
Gilliam and
Algoma
Ashland
Crumpler
Arlington
Weighing Social
Mary
Woman's Prayer Service
Grace Methodist Church
Carmen
Central Labor Union Hall
Robert Lord
Maybeury
Bluefield Sanitarium
Ew Rinard
State Board of Control
City
Athens
Concord Normal
Bluefield Colored Institute Builetlines
Charleston
Federal District Clerk’s Office
Thomas G. Fulcher
Virginian Railway
Farmers Savings Bank
Moneta
H. F. Pluamer
Portsmouth
Drs. Peters and Todd
Ghas. M. Stieff
C. H. Marood
W. K. Graves
Graham, Va
Gea
Heekins
Heekin
Telicy
Igi
Westen
Cluefeld
Pullman
Norfolk
Richmond
Pullmen
Hagerstown
Pullman Sleeper
Philadelphia
Bhaefield
Shenandoah
Kiehmeond
Lolli
Hinton
John D. Abshire
Boston Ferns
Alexander Cut Flower & Plant Company
Bluefield, W. Va
Kraft Paper
Honaker
West VA
the Story Hour
Newt Hickman
Matz
George Richardson
Hotel Matz
Plummer
American Mercantile Co
W. A. Wallingford
Epworth League Social
Bland Street Methodist Church
Lillian Speer
Mary Lee Wagner
Roy Phillips
Cleo Cash
Grantham
J. W. Waters Co., Jewelers
Law & Commerce Building
Beecham
Federal Street
Canada
Japan
Phy
Raleigh Terrace
R. A. Jones
Union
8. C
South Bland Street
Viola Hancock
Loraine , McDonnell
Cynthiana
Benjamin Franklin
Kresss
The
Henry Rodgin Co. Jewelers-Opticians
Laene
Bevo
Anheuser-Busch
ST. Louis
Heneeds