Old-Time Rally Draws Overflow Crowd in Bluefield
Under the Colored Republican executive committee, an old-time rally was held at the Stovall Casino on Wilson Street in Bluefield. Speakers included Dr. J. B. Brown of Keystone and Dr. W. W. Goend, with E. A. Bowling and candidates J. M. Sanders, W. B. Honaker, and Leland Carter listed among speakers. The Holly quartette performed as the address by Principal Bowling was his second. He also broadcast a radio address at 6:30 over WHIS.
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Colored Republican Executive Committee of
Bluefield
Stovall
Wilson Street
J. B. Brown
Keystone
W. W.goend
E. A. Bowling
Bramwell
Funeral Rites Held for Gordon Taylor
Brief funeral rites were held yesterday at Hawkins chapel Bland Street for Gordon M. Taylor 65 of Kern Street who died Wednesday night at Bluefield Sanitarium of complications Interment was at Monte Vista Park cemetery. The deceased was a miner and is survived by his widow.
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Hawkins’ Chanal
Bland Street
Gordon Missors
Kern Atreet
Bluefield Sanitarium
Waan
Monte Vista Park
Taylor
Et Nee
How Doctors Treat Colds and Coughs with Calotabs
Physicians now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight and relieve congestion. A nauseating calomel compound tablet is taken at bedtime with water or milk, causing sweating and purification by morning. Sold in 10¢ and 25¢ packages at drug stores.
Ball and Delo clash as Dona is captured in timber feud
In a rugged tale Stan Ball battles Swergin to rescue Dona and avert a cabin fire. Asper Delo survives a kidnapping attempt as Ball fights flames and swindling schemes with aid from a loyal timber crew. Ball resolves to leave the country after a tense confrontation with Delo.
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Atan Ball
Asper Delo
Ball
Delo
Dona
Stanley Black
Dudley Winters
Dana
Rivera
Dudley
Bil
Antush
Swergin
Swarein
Stan Hall Returns to Folly Mountain Calm
Stan Hall rides back from desert combat and surveys Folly Mountain slopes. The air is clear, water is cold, and the landscape appears peaceful as he contemplates future work at Blind River with his black mare.
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Stan Hall
Folly Mountain
Stan
Blind River
Rheumatic cripples cure touted for 85 cents
An advertisement claims a 85 cent bottle of Allenru relieves rheumatic pain within 24 hours and other ailments like gout and neuralgia. It promises a money back guarantee if relief isn’t felt in one hour, urging readers to buy at Goedykoonts Drug Co. or any druggist.
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Goedykoonts Drug Co
Sciatica
Former Bluefielder Heads County Bankers
William Buchanan, a former Bluefield boy and current cashier at Montgomery National Bank in Montgomery, West Virginia, was elected president of the Fayette County Bankers Association at a recent convention in Mt Hope. He is the son of Mr and Mrs P Buchanan of Albemarle Street.
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William Buchanan
Bluefield
Fayette County Bankers Association
Mt. Hope
P. §. Buchanan
Albemarle Street
Montgomery National Bank
Montgomery
W. Va
Father of Local Man Is Apoplexy Victim
Funeral services for H. B. Kirchner, father of Hermann Kirchner, will be held this afternoon at Elizabeth, West Virginia. Kirchner died Wednesday morning at his home after a stroke of apoplexy, about 70 years old. He was twice married and survived by a second wife and several children. He was respected among his associates. Hermann Kirchner departed Bluefield upon receipt of the telegram announcing his father's death.
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H. B. Kirchner
Hermann
Kirchner
Elizabeth
W. Va
Mr. Kirchner
Herman
Bluefield
Mmessays
Woods-Brevick Offers Used Car Bargains
Woods-Brevick Motor company announces a rapid fire used car sale starting tomorrow and running all next week. About 36 cars on hand, mostly 1930s and 1940s models, with reconditioned units and sale prices. Showroom and lot on lower Bland Street, with part exchanges and time payments possible.
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Woods-Bravick Motor Company
Brevick
Studebaker
Lower Bland Street
Wastoffice
Thera
Wood
Chairman Farley Predicts Victory in Roosevelt Bid
The transcript shows Chairman Farley forecasting large Roosevelt margins nationwide. He cites California Oregon Washington eight mountain states and Kansas Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa North and South Dakota Nebraska Missouri Oklahoma Tennessee Maryland Kentucky West Virginia Indiana Ohio Michigan Illinois New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware amid a large Democratic lead. He projects majorities ranging from 26 000 to 2 000 000 with city and upstate supports and insists political machines cannot suppress public sentiment.
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Alfred
Smith
Clinchea
California
Oregon
Washington
Mountain
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
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Kansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Towa
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South Dakota
Nebraska
Roosevalt
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Maryland
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Thnois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New York State
Roosevelt
Landon Reynolds for Clerk of Circuit Court appeal
Voter call urges November 8 support for Landon Reynolds for Clerk of Circuit Court. Community notices list business ads and event reminders including Knights Templars meeting, radio shop promotions, charity supper at First Presbyterian church, and clothing specials. Also mentions parades for Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and local social updates.
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Landon T. Reynolds
Memorial Service For Deceased World War Veterans
Special services at Christ Episcopal church Sunday at 12 for a World War memorial. Rev. Jennings W Hobeen to preach. American Legion members invited to attend in a body. Ex servicemen meet at 10 30 in front of Ramsey auditorium and march to the church. Local Forty and High Society and Princeton post of the Legion to be represented.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Jennings. W. Hobeen
American Legion Post
Servica
Ramsey Auditorium
Loral Forty and Hight Society
Princeton Post
the Legion
Local man struck by auto near railway station
Arthur Chambers, a well known transfer man, was injured early last night near the Norfolk and Western railway passenger station when struck by an automobile driven by John Rutherford, son of Mr and Mrs E W Rutherford. The Rutherford parents were occupants of the car at the time.
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Arthur Chambers
Norfolk and Western Railway
John Rutherford
E. W. Rutherford
Carter’s Life Lives in Shanan Casters Nbedinis
Fragmented OCR text mentions Carter and Shanan Casters Nbedinis with references to liver bile and calomel. Ambiguous fragments imply a sensational health remedy or advertisement, lacking clear events or dates. The readable bits center on Carter and a call to seek a product or treatment.
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Sagren
Carter
Man Struck by Car Injures Ranger Near Street Car
Chambers stepped from behind a street car into the path of an automobile and was injured. He was taken to St Luke's hospital where doctors said injuries did not appear serious though full extent remained undetermined late last night.
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Dent
Tarters
Chambers
St. Luke's Hospital
Takes Over Management Of Local Shoe Store
Hugens Meachum, formerly of the H. and M. Family Shoe store, Reckley, has been transferred to Bluefield to assume managership of the local store on Princeton avenue. The H. and M. Family Shoe store features popular price shoes and is well stocked to take care of the fall and winter trade.
Safe Pleasant Way To Lose Fat
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a four week weight loss plan. It claims rapid fat loss, improved energy, clearer skin, and heightened motivation, urging daily half teaspoonful doses in hot water before breakfast. It promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied and lists drug stores as retailers.
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Gondykoonta
Rodeler
Monay
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