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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1908

Page

4

Bluefield Daily Telegraph Publication Details

Bluefield Daily Telegraph issue description lists publishing schedule morning except Monday and advertising rates. It notes address Box 721 and location 66 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia and price advances of one dollar.

Daily Telegraph Printing CO Bland Street Bluefield W. Va

Help the Poor and Winter Worries in City

An appeal urges residents to donate to the Associated Charities to ease winter suffering, noting many will be needy even in smaller cities. It stresses that gifts of clothing and small cash help individuals and asserts no gift is wasted. Mayor Busse cites municipal plant failures and broader questions of public versus private initiatives.

Bluefield Busse Chicago

Swisher and Overstreet lauded despite election results

The Washington Post editorial credits Charlies W. Swisher of West Virginia and Jesse Overstreet of Indiana. Swisher withdrew from governor nomination for party harmony. Overstreet, a valued public officer, was defeated as the ticket faced unpopularity. The piece notes public memory and the idea that defeat can be a stepping stone to higher honors.

The Washington Post Charlies W. Swisher West Virginia Jesse Overstreet Indiana Swisher Overstreet

Real Estate Ad Promises Cornerstone for Fortune Today

A real estate ad touts a property sale set for today with the aim of turning the purchase into the cornerstone of the buyer's fortune. The listing emphasizes investment potential and long term value in a strategic location.

Six Die in Union Pacific Wreck at Borie

Cheyenne Wyo November 11 Six persons were killed and three badly injured when a Union Pacific freight train collided with an engine and caboose at Borie.

Union Pacific Cheyenne Wyo Borie

Cotton Prices to Rise, Farm Union Delegates Hear

New Orleans hosts 1200 to 1500 delegates at the national convention of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union. The keynote calls for higher cotton prices and storage warehousing across the South, with plans for central and regional warehouses and attention to night riding. Li Sum Ling, editor of the Hong Kong Chinese Mail, will address the group on Southern cotton shirts making Chinese people happy.

New Orleans Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union Martin Behrman Barrett Georgia Union Texas Mississippi Alabama Tennessee Arkansas South Li Sum Ling The Hong Kong

William Tell Flour touted for clean, well-sealed milling

Ansted and Burk Company in Springfield Ohio markets William Tell Flour as a premium product for housewives demanding clean flour. Wheat is stored in sealed tanks, cleaned six times, and milled with automated equipment ensuring pure flour. bags are filled and sealed by machines.

Ansted & Burk Company Springfield Ohio Buckeye

Camphor Cultivation Considered as Florida Alternative

Hearings by the house ways and means committee discuss camphor tree cultivation as a substitute for orange crops in frost prone Florida. The plan envisions restricting camphor to crude natural product on the tariff free list and mirrors agricultural experiments and company plans to expand camphor growing.

Washington Florida Ways and Means Committee House Stariff Congress Department of Agriculture

James B. Duke Replies to Federal Court Decision

James B. Duke, president of the American Tobacco Company, says in a stockholder letter that the federal court found the company a lawful combination in restraint of trade. He argues the ruling shows methods and success did not harm tobacco consumers and benefited leaf producers with a larger market and higher prices, while noting one uncontested point where the court treated the company like many other large and small firms.

New York James B. Duke American Tobacco Company Mr. Duke

Farmowner returns from fair with mounting fatigue

The farm owner, exhausted after a county fair, asks his wife if everything is ready for the next day. She confirms all chores are done from cows in the barn to wood chopped and wagons ready, as farm life resumes and stress eases. An advertisement for DeWitt's Carbotized Hazel Salve and Kinzer Jeweler follows.

Sarah

Derby winners sold cheap who later won big money

The piece recounts Derby victors bought for small sums as yearlings, notably Voltigeur and Thormanby, who later won major races and amassed vast earnings. It notes other cheap purchases like Little Wonder, Spaniel, Syrrcus J, Teddington, Sainfain, Isonomy, and how owners profited through stakes, bets, and sales, illustrating keen dealer instincts in 19th century racing.

Volltigeur Thormanby Voltigeur Robert Stephenson Doncaster Williamson Lord Zetland Volligeur Merry Dawson Little Wonder Robertson Lord Egerton Syrrcus J John Day Gully Pugilist Day Teddington Sir Joseph Hawley Sir Joseph Massey Stanhope Marson James Miller John Porter Hampton Court Robert Caroline Hee Porter Sir Robert Isonomy Fred Gretton Cambridgeshire Ascot Brooklyn Eagle

Bridget and the laundry horse in a London tale

A London Telegraph fragment recalls Bridget an immigrant in America who jokes about knowing her work while misusing a horse to iron clothes. The tale shifts to a misattribution about a prisoner and ends with a sales pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cure, including a 100 dollar reward and druggist endorsements.

Bridget America

Norfolk and Western Rail Schedules Roanoke Division Details

Timetabled trains from Roanoke and Bluefield list departures to Roanoke Philadelphia New York Norfolk Richmond Lynchburg and Cleveland area destinations. Includes Pullman sleepers parlor cars cafe and dining services with multiple daily departures and connecting routes via Shenandoah Valley Clinch Valley and West Coast lines. W B Bevill GP A Roanoke Virginia directs tickets maps and extra information.

Roanoke Norak Shenandoah Pullman New York Hagertown Norfolk Richmond Pullman Sleeper Roapolis Lynchburg Shenandoah Valley Philadelphia Sleeper Gary Bluefield Kenova Columbus Cincinnati Tazewell Norton Clinch Valley Norwa Clinch Valley Division Welch Williamson Norfolk and Western Railway W. B. Bevill Virginia

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