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Bluefield News Roundup Highlights Local Events and Ventures
McDowell County National Bank of Welch authorized to begin with 100000 capital. Luther Congregation children meet at parsonage. Ladies Aid Bazaar at Bluefield Furniture Co. plant under way with plenty of orders. Rock crushing plant to start, employing many. George Harris and Flossie Penn wed in Bristol. Federal building site to get elevator and marble stairs. Community thanks for support after illness and death. Chamber of commerce discussion on fire protection poorly attended. New cigar manufacturing venture set up by Finch and Hickle welcomed by Daily Telegraph.
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Doak Ta s Ill at Roanoke Wage Conference
News from Roanoke reports W. N. Doak committeeman of the local B A T fell ill while attending the wage reduction conference. He left Bluefield with a bad cold and after arriving in Roanoke he was confined to his room with grip.
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W. N. Doak
Roanoke
Bluefield
Terrific Wind Storm Rips Bluefield With Severe Damage
A violent wind and rain storm swept Bluefield yesterday morning around 5 o clock. The brief but powerful event shattered windows and damaged buildings across the city. The Catholic Church steeple was blown off and the Y M C A chimney toppled. the northside schoolhouse was torn from its foundations, and the Flat Top National Bank roof lifted. No injuries were reported.
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Bluefield
Allen Street
Christmas Hill
Pulaski Street
J. R. Winter
Northside
Bedford Street
Cigar Factory Plans by Grafton Duo in City
Edward Finch and Frank Hickle of Grafton arrived in the city and announced plans to establish and operate a cigar factory here. The report notes their intention to start production and create local employment opportunities.
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Edward Finch
Frank Hickle
Grafton
City
Law and Literature in the Legal Profession
The article surveys links between law and poetry tracing figures like Sir Lewis Morris and f b d Blackmore. It notes Morris balanced conveyancing with writing, while Scott warned of weak love between law and muse. It mentions Cowper Denham Gray Cornwell as lawyers who pursued literature but found limited legal advancement.
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Lewis Morris
Lincoln's’ Inn
Parnassis
Sir Lewis
Morris
F. Bd. Blackmore
Lorna Doo
Pioneer verse and mince pie lore in a truncated essay
A historic sketch contrasts fearless prairie pioneers with a moody wearer of deerskins and rhymed complaints. It then traces Christmas mince pie origins from medievalEngland to Puritan suppression and eventual return of the holiday custom.
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Great West
New England
Missouri
England
Eaner
London Standard
Brave Confederate Soldier Refuses Socks After Injury
Dave Siddier, a Richmond hospital patient, cheerfully endures wounds from the Civil War. A visiting minister offers homemade socks, but Siddier declines, saying he will never wear another pair. His sister explains both feet were shot off, revealing the joke.
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Dave Siddier
Richmond
David
Pain Balm Heals Rheumatic Ailment Says 84 Year Old Justice
N F Crocker of Martinsburg Iowa aged 84 and justice of the peace for twenty years reports selatiee rheumatism in the left arm and right hip relieved after using three bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Sold by West End Drug Co East End Pharmacy Bluefeld Pharmacy.
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N. F. Crocker
Enq
Justice of the Peace
Martinsburg
Iowa
West End Drug Co
East End
Bluefeld Pharmacy
Bluefield West Virginia Franchise Ordinance Notice 1908
Notice to Bluestone Traction Company and Bluefield City Council about an ordinance to amend the electric street railway franchise. The proposal affects Bland, South Bland, South, Jefferson, and Adams streets and seeks to reroute from South to North street. The council will act after 30 days.
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Bluefield
West Virginia
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Jefferson Street
Adams Street
Bluestone Traction Company
City of
Bland _ street
North Street
Bluestone Traction Co
Edwin Mann
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