Bluefield Daily Telegraph Advertisement Rates
Bluefield Daily Telegraph printing co lists cash rates for daily, three months, six months, and one year editions. Distribution address at 66 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia. Advertising rates furnished on application and remittances to Box 71 Bluefield.
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Maruuay Daily Telegraph ,Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield, W. Va
Daily Telegraph Printing CO
Bluefield
W. Va
Roanoke
Noralk
Shenandoah
Pullman
New York
Hagertown
Norfolk
Richmond
Pullman Sleeper
Lynchburg
Shenandoah Valley
Philadelphia
Sleeper
Tazewell
Norton
Clinch Valle
Clinch Valley Division
Welch
Williamson
Norfolk and Western Railway
W. B. Bevill
Virginia
Disappointed New York Prize Beauty Draws Crowded Attention
The November 22 1908 issue notes New York’s disappointment with the English prize beauty described as perfectly proportioned but over gowned. It also covers Pennsylvania governor pushing governors of coal states to seek uniform miner protection laws and critiques local plans to sell or rent city property amid political theater.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Big Hats Under Fire in City Ordinances and Church Plans
A Chicago News column notes that Alexandria Virginia lawmakers draft rules forcing women to remove big hats in public places while Sioux Falls church trustees budget 150 dollars for a hatroom to keep hats off during services. The piece mocks the effort as slow and futile, predicting fashion will shift before laws or rooms take effect.
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Alexandria
Sioux Falls
N. D
South Dakota
Chicago News
Railroad Surgeon Calls for Reform of Employee Welfare
A Missouri Pacific division surgeon told the New England Association of Railroad Surgeons that managers must counter gambler temptations off duty. He cited an engineer ruined by gambling losses and urged reorganizing railroad medical departments to keep workers in proper physical condition and provide healthier environments.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
New England Association of Railroad Surgeons
Railroads urged to improve worker conditions and morale
An editorial argues railroads should provide medical oversight and prevent overwork to raise moral standards. It cites shortages of staff, interstate rules after long shifts, and the need for rest and recreation to keep workers stable and productive.
Amendments Defeated in State Vote on Salaries and Women Appointments
In early returns at the state executive offices, both constitutional amendments were defeated. One proposed raising county court salaries and the other allowing women to hold board appointments. Returns show neither amendment passed half the state vote, reflecting voter apathy during the election.
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BE. L. Boggs
Hve
William Tell Flour Promises Absolute Cleanliness
An Ohio mill advertises William Tell flour as absolutely clean from wheat field to bag. Wheat is stored in hermetically sealed tanks at Ansted & Burk’s Springfield mill, cleaned six times before grinding, and packed by automated machinery for light, white bread and wholesome pastries.
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Ansted ,& Burk Company
Springfield
Ohio
Man Found Dead After Self-Inflicted Strangling Act
A man hung himself in a cabin after drinking whiskey to muster courage. He placed his head in a strap and died several hours before cronies found him. The justice and a physician confirmed death by his own action. If he sought to tire himself he could have removed his head from the noose and breathed.
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Iatan
Glen Alum
Thanksgiving Week Events Across the Nation
Washington announces a bustling Thanksgiving week with President Roosevelt at the White House, President-elect Taft at Hot Springs, and William J. Bryan in Mexico. The president will lay a Negro Y M C A coverstone in Washington and unveil a Sherman statue on Massachusetts Avenue. Indiana’s Andersonville monument dedication occurs Thursday with Governor Hanly presiding.
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Washington, D. CC
Roosevelt
White House
Taft
Hot Springs
William J. Bryan
Mexico
Twenty-third
Etreet
Indiana Monument
Andersonville
Global and regional events mark Thanksgiving week in 1908
Indiana officials and other state representatives are set to attend gatherings as the automobile world focuses on Savannah for the Grand Prize race and a small cars event. Iowa convenes to elect a U S senator, with Governor Cumming likely unopposed. Farmers in the cotton belt meet in Mississippi to plan against the boll weevil, while the University of Texas celebrates its 25th founding anniversary. The International Live Stock Show opens in Chicago, and Berlin hosts the Harden Moltke trial. The Portuguese heir to the throne travels to England to notify King Edward of Mman’s ascent.
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Indiana
Savannah
America
Europe
General Assembly of
Iowa
United States
Snator Allison
Albert B. Cumming
Natehoz
Migs
Mississippi River
Austin
Texas
University of Texas
Chicago
Maximilian Harden
Kuno von Moltke
Berlin
Duke of Ovarto
Portugal
Liston
England
Edward
Manv
Murdock Named Manager of Citizens Coal and Supply Co
Announcement that J C Murdock is appointed manager of Citizens Coal and Supply Co following the late L B Borden. The firm pledges continued fair treatment and attention to the trade and requests continued support from customers. Dated November 22, 1941.
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J. C. Murdock
Citizens Coal and Supply Co
L. BB. Borden
Murdock
Citizens Coal & Supply CO
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Biandas Lee
Associated Press
Daily Leader
Peters
Central Fire Station
Daily Telegraph
the Treasury
Bryan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Sien Alum
Wabash Ave
Monarch Cigar CO
St. Louis
Oliver Typewriter
Edison Phonograph
Alfred Howard
Fairfax Street
al A
Summit
Summit Hotel
Cohen & Baker
Altamont
Graham
Saxon Lim and Lumber Company
A. J. Hear
Rim
Mayer
Greenspo
Jefferson St
South Bluefield
Geo. H. Hill
Thornton Builling
J.M Echols
F. L. Black
F. Brown
Eave Telegraph
Bluefield Inn Am Depot
Care Telegraph
William Tell
Mary Evereson
Maddalena
Elks Opera House
NEW Altamont Hotel
J. M. Warren
Prop
Booker & Crenshaw
Reems
Kelly & Koyer Building
Villa Maria Academy
Sisters of the Visitation
Allome School
Wytheville
C. C. B. Pocahontas
United States Geological Survey
Pocahontas
Great Britain
Germany
Austria
United States Navy
Castner
Curran & Bullitt
GOOLE
Wainafku
South 15Th Street
Broadway
New York City
N. Y
Citizens’ Bank
Old Colony
Caleage
Gall, Gly & Company
Fenchurch Avenue
Okeless Coal
Concress Street
Boston
Mac
Neave
Cinermast
Obie Strickland
Bagland
Cincinnati Dental CO
Ings
Cincinnati Dentists
DR. Compton
Lazarus Club
Oxuy Wy L. Lazarus & Co
Kelly & Moyers
Flat Top Insurance Agency, General Insurance
Irengy
Keeley
Mure Hin
Mert Dennison Ave
Columbus
Secret Society News
Bluefield Lodge
Bluefield Lodge No
Masonic Hall
Lazarus B
Princeton Ave
Bluefeld Lodge No.153
Knights of Pythias
OM Mesonic
Typewriter Exchange
A. A. Wygal, Mgr
State Bank Building
Bluefield Transfer Co
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