Eighty Five Woodmen News and Local Harvest Outlook
Coeburn Virginia reports the largest Modern Woodmen meeting with fifty five new members and a second night adding over thirty more. State lecturer J L is from New York addressed attendees while wheat prospects improve with notable yields and plans to expand wheat farming near town. Revival meetings at the Missionary Baptist church draw large crowds under Rev. Geo H Crucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeburn
Masonic Oall
Hea
Bidy Burgs
Missionary Baptist Church
Geo. H. Crucker
Dayton Baker
Baker
J. XN. Booth
Banner
S. A. Ratcliff
Norton
J. J. Tanner
Steele Brothers
Molern Woodmen
Odd Fellows Hall
Lelia Vicars
Wise
C. M. Wolfe
L. P. Romans
Grundy
Doll Bishop
N. T. Shunate
First National Bank
Norfolk
State Bankers Association
M. M. Long
St. Paul
J. E. Lowery
Athe Coeburn Methodist Church
Aperolaehia
Ruth
Bertha Whitehead
Tonis Creek
W. V
Toms Creek
City Churches Unite for Sunday Services in City
A list of Sunday schedules across multiple churches including Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist, Catholic and Episcopal churches. Services cover morning and evening worship, Sunday schools, youth groups, and special events with invitations to all city residents.
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Il A
Lev
Sausie W. Moore
Pactor
H. S. Mabie
Han
Baptist Young Peoples’ Union
Pulic
Grace Methodist Church
J. H. Hicks
T. S. Hamilton
Sauer’s vanilla extract advertised at All Quality Grocers
The notice touts Sauer’s vanilla extract as the best that money can buy, popular with housekeepers and cooks. It lists prices of 10 cents and 25 cents, and emphasizes wide recognition for quality at All Quality Grocers.
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Sauer
Welch notables visit and court attendees scene
N M Myers of Bramwell visited Welch on Saturday. W S Cope land engineer from Crimpler arrived for a Saturday in town. Attorneys Reynolds of Princeton Kegley of Wytheville Higginbotham of Tazewell and Judge Cowling of Tazewell attended court. J A Perry of Glade Springs rose in grocery trade circle. C G Kendrick of Richlands visits brother G D Kendrick. Mrs E K Kitts returns home after visiting sister Mrs T W Edwards. Miss Freda Angrist of Bluefield visits sister Mrs J L Lameth. Mrs E Bralley learns of her father Fletcher’s death in Honaker. heads there Saturday. Dr W C Daniels and family depart Friday for Louisa to stay a month.
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N. M. Myers
Bramwell
W. S. Cope
Crimpler
A. W. Reynolds
Princeton
W. EB. Kegley
Wytheville
A. L. Higginbotham
Tazewell
M. B. Cowling
J. A. Perry
Glade Springs
C. G. Kendrick
Richlands
G. D. Kendrick
E. K. Kitts
Pinefield
T. W. Edwards
T. J. Eads
Kimball
Burnett
Freda Angrist
Bluefield
J. L. Lameth
E. €. Bralley
Honaker
Mr. Fletcher
Mr. Bralley
W. C. Daniels
Louisa
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Bluefield Reader Endorsement
A Bluefield resident credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relieving back and side pains from weak kidneys. The testimonial cites C. H. White of 39 Rogers Street and urges others to use the product sold by Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo New York and present in all dealers.
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Doan
Bluefield
C. H. White
Rogers Street
W. Va
Price Soc
Foster-Mibourn Co
Buffalo
N .Y
United States
Mysterious Move of House in Princeton Town
Princeton June 29 local legend speaks of Craw fish Valley mysteries as Deck Spangler’s new cottage on Lazeny avenue appears to have moved overnight from lot 15 to 16. The dispute over rightful ownership, a self moving horse, and ghostly tales fuel the tale while drivers are urged to heed caution on roads.
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Princeton
Crawfish Valley
Waeda
Deck Spangier
Lazeny Avenue
Deck Spangie
Lot 16
Spangler
Misake
Grissome
Chrigsome
Gris
Howe
Mr. Spangler
Mr. Grissome
Call for Law on Auto Carriers to Curb Road Collisions
A reader advocates state or county action to regulate automobiles on rural roads after a collision near Bluefield. He urges formation of an owners association to set rules preventing repeats, especially by those transporting explosives, noting some states already regulate curves and speeds.
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Sone
Local layoffs hit Virginian Railway shops after funding runs out
The Virginian Railway Company laid off four to five hundred workers in its shops here until July 20 after exhausting the current month’s appropriation. Several machinists reportedly plan to leave the city, and many express dissatisfaction over the ten days’ wages cut.
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Virginian Railway Company
Joely
Atia
Disappearance of R L Howard Near Nemours West Virginia
On June 25 R L Howard a 50 year old citizen of Orin West Virginia vanished from his home. Described as tall lean with black hair and eyes he wore a dark suit and black sateen shirt. A mechanic by trade he was last known near tread chops or a rock crusher. Information should be sent to Nemours West Virginia postmaster or friends and family.
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R. L. Howard
Orin
W. Va
Mr. Howard
Nemours
Aivice
Eckman and Pocahontas Coal Town Life Profile
Eckman impresses as a thriving mining town with Pulaski Tron and Eureka Coal and Coke companies driving output. Officials like Floyd Dun Mheham and Chick Williams are praised for modern homes, orderly grounds, and capable supervision. Social visits and local industry notes fill a broad community portrait with plans for fall activities.
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Eckman
Pocahontas
Pulaski Tron Company
Eureka Coal and Coke Company
Pulaski Iron Company
Floyd Dun- Mheham
Chick” Willams
Mr. Hull
Warteile
Kekman
Bankrupt Petition for Vivian Keaton in West Virginia
Vivian Keaton of Taeger McDowell County West Virginia files a bankruptcy petition in the Southern District of West Virginia seeking discharge from debts under federal law. A hearing is set for July 27, 1912 in Bluefield with notice to known creditors by mail and publication in the Daily Telegraph.
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Wien
Aaid
Southers
Aivisiea
Vivian Keaton
Henoreste Bea
Fratetier
West Virginia
Taeger
McDowell
Congress
Theresa
Mercer
Bluefield
Daily Telegraph
Benfi ¥. Keller
Bluefiel
Edwin M. Keatury
R. L. Gosling
Telegraph offers door-to-door yearly subscription deal
The Daily Telegraph promotes a one year home delivery option for four dollars with a push to subscribe by mail rather than calling or visiting a store. The notice emphasizes convenience and price.
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The
Daily Telegraph
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American Pottery Company
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Butles
Mers Hospital No. 1
Welch
New al
Stonega Coal and Coke Company
Big Stone Gap
Tazewell Street
P.O. Box
Furnistea
Prineston Avenue
Phon
Abu
South Binet J
Morpan
Katiiman
L. Kaufman
Wantel
Hinefield
Birbargain
Jefferson St
Teehee
Eichelberger
Waverly
Ohio
Old Dominion Orpington Yards
Graham Va
Jersey
R. H. Mathews
Graham, Va
Spector- Totz Drug Co
Keystone
Everett
Care Telegraph
Fudaileld Transtar Go
Victor S Evans & Co
Wellingston
G. L. Martin
B. Vivian
Peerless Coal & Coke Co
Roosevelt
Wilson
Taft
Clark
Universal House
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Moler Barber College
Cincinnati
J. W. Richards
Bekman
Pri
Lower Clinch
J. W. Powers
Gibson
Powers
Coeburn Produce Company
Clinchfield Milling Company
P. G. Litt
Lakge
Guest Mountain
Litt
Robert Mo & Mpany
Hincd Street Methodist Church
Frank Y. Jackson
Woman's Missionary Society
Calvary Baptist
J. B. Frankly
H. A. Lilly
Ae . K. Y. Unerger
Eeey
Lord's New
Graham
Maefield
Women's Missionary Society
EE Ll. ‘Bailey
Chris’ Buiseeval
Welch News
Meny
Improved Order
Realia
Main and
Mercy Streets
Shuler
Iee Cream Factory
Jce Cream
Clyde Garten
Princeton Iee Cream Company
Hatcher
Mercer Street
George Cleve
Farmer
Sylvia Osborne
Goorwill
D. W., McClaugherty
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Kate A. Mahood
8. Straley
Bailimore
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H. D. Hatfield
Roy N. Gregory
Parkersburg
H. 3. White
Matewan
C. O. Staate
Spencer
Kk. G. Eypling
Huntington
Hebrew League of
Morris Watts
Shawnee Coal and Coxe Company
Lynghburg
W. 4. Stevens
H. D. Hattled
Viegd Cunningham
Roanoke
Mary Feckler
Virginia College
George Fackler
Floyd Cunningham
Eekman Sewing Circle
MOTT
Jifeworth Living
Weliamg
Penpes
Claveland
John L. Crockett
Flanders
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