Roosevelt's Conservation Policies and Tafts HomeBuilding Vision
Roosevelt urges a federal state conference on natural resource conservation to chart policy for national welfare. Taft advocates widespread home ownership as patriotic, stressing farms as cornerstone and urging rapid development of large scale projects under Republican leadership.
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Deep Waterways Association
Memphis
Roosevelt
White House
Taft
Tatt
Keley
Teft
Sherman
Tali
Credit Restriction Agreement Between Bluefield Merchants 1908
In Bluefield West Virginia on October eight nineteen hundred eight retail grocery merchants pledge to deny credit to any customer with unpaid accounts past the tenth of the following month. They will also refuse new customers with past due balances and will not extend credit to any business entering bankruptcy. Signed by multiple local firms and merchants.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Mercer Merchandise Co
Sublette & Barnes
Doan's Kidney Pills Endured Cure for Back and Kidney Pain
A Bluefield resident recounts lasting relief from back and hip pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He describes strain from work and car vibrations causing sharp pain, stiffness, and urinary issues, bought with a 50 cent price and Buffalo agents Foster-Milburn Co. The ad urges readers to "Remember the name—Doan's" and to mark X in the Eagle circle.
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Bluefield
W. J. Hutton
Davidson Street
W. Va
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Economic Geology of Kenova Quadrangle
W C Phalen of the U S Geological Survey reports on the Kenova quadrangle covering 88 square miles in Kentucky and parts of West Virginia and Ohio. The region, also called Hanging Rock, has coal deposits and former iron ore workings, with future potential as cheaper ores decline. Coal production remains active with local shipping, and clay deposits offer future promise. the bulletin outlines coal, limestone, building stones, iron ores, oil and gas resources and references prior publications.
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Kena Quadrangle
W. C. Phalen
United States Geological Survey
Kentucky
Boyd County
Lawrence County
Greenup
Elliott Counties
Wayne County
West Virginia
Ohio
Kenova
Big Sandy
Hanging Rock
Ohio River
Alabama
Lake Superior
Kentucky Quadrangle
Europe
Quadrangle
State Inspector of Mines of
Boghead
Hunnewell
Pacific Coast
Phalen
The Step Toe Cash Supply Co. Pottery Sale Report
The note mentions The Step Toe Cash Supply Co and a Thursday sale event implied by Thu. It reads as a brief fragment about flower pots linked to a supplier or store. No clear date, location, or prices are provided in the readable text.
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Steptoe Cash Supply Co
Electric Bitters Benefit Civil War Vet From Fayette
David Parker of Fayette New York a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg credits Electric Bitters with great relief saying they are worth more than five hundred dollars to him He previously spent much on doctors for stomach trouble with little result.
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David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
West Virginia Proclamation on Dual Constitutional Amendments
Governor Dawson proclaims two proposed amendments for the November 1908 ballot. The first would redefine qualification for office, the second amends section 23 of article eight on county commissioners. The notice names the process for ratification or rejection and lists publication dates and official seal.
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Ratifi
Cation
WM. M. O.dawson
C. W. Swisher
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Cincinnati
D. Schnurman
Prop
Bland Street
Vant By
Mississippi River
New York Subway
Lily & Caldwell
East End Merchandise Co
Campbell Grocery Co
W. A. Lilly & Co
Jopling Grocery Co
E. E. Carter
Kable & Kahle
J. A. B. Bruce
H. 8
Stafford & Co
L. E. St. Clair & Co
J. H. Hogan & Son
Matthews & Co
Rock & Stafford
Hawley Moise Co
J. A. Steele & Co
Wilson Moise. Co
B. Kelley
Chas. Goff & Co
Kenova Quadrangle
Wm. M. O. Dawson
Brussels
THE
Phelps Furniture Company
Princeton Ave
State Bank Building
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