Fort Benton resident praises Fruitola and Traxo remedies
Mrs. Julia Byard of Fort Benton Montana reports years of gall stone suffering ending after using Fruitola and Traxo. She says she is cured and feels better than in twenty years. The treatments claim to lubricate intestines, soften stones, and aid digestion with toning effects on the liver and kidneys. Frustola and Traxo are produced in Monticello Michigan and sold by regional druggists including Goody Koontz Drug Company in Bluefield.
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Julia Byard
Fort Benton
Mont
Pinus Laboratories
Monticello
Bluefield
East End
Goody. Koontz Drag Company
Unidentified prowler enters eight Graham homes Tuesday night
A lone intruder described as a nervous looking negro ransacked at least eight Graham residences on Tuesday night. The burglar moved openly, greeting residents with a smile, testing doors by knocking and even shaking locked knobs to gain entry. Several homes in West and East Graham were affected.
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Graham
Everett Tibbs
J. W. McCracken
West
Midnight intruder roams homes in Banner building spree
A reported string of nighttime intrusions across multiple homes in the Banner building district ends with a prowler eluding capture. Victims include W. R. Hendricks and family, Mrs. Mary Smith, and Roxie Nicewander. Authorities urged vigilance as Bluefield police were alerted.
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W. R. Hendricks
Mr. Hendricks
Mary Smith
Darky
Charles ‘Leedy
Leedy
Sexton
Miss Vera Duff Dominates Randolph-Macon Tennis Scene
Miss Vera Duff of St Paul star of Randolph Macon Woman's College in Lynchburg easily outclassed all rivals at the Graham courts. Her win fuels talk she may claim Virginia ladies' championship and a potential match against local champion R E Baylor upon her return to Graham.
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St. Paul
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg
Effa Garland
Duff
Graham
Graham Courts
Bull
Randolph-Macon
Miss Duff
Graham Daily News
Virginia
R. E. Baylor
Randolph-Macon Women's College
Miss Garland
Mother of Colored Soldier Missing in Carrizal Fight
No word has reached Ed Thompson’s mother Carolina Ward about her son the colored cavalry trooper who fought with Captain Boyd at Carrizal. He may be among twenty five captured soldiers whose release is pending definite word. Mrs Ward remains worried over his fate as townsfolk recall his bravery and desire to be in action.
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Ed Thompson
C. T. Hoyd
Thompson
Carolina Ward
Boyd
Fourth of July Baseball Double Bill in Springville
The Guy Nash All-Stars of Graham will face Springville in two Independence Day games one in the forenoon and one in the afternoon. Captain Nash reported strong local practice and confidence his team will compete well in this season opening clash advertised across Bluestone Valley.
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Springville
Guy Nash
Graham
Nash
Bluestone Valley
Wrights Valley Team Prepares For Springville Showdown
Captain Nash forgoes imports and relies on regulars to face Springville. The Guy Nash All-Stars stir local baseball interest as Nash may play first base again. He aims to trim winter weight in time for next Tuesday's practice.
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Wrights Valley
Captain Nash
Springville
Guy Nash
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