Telephones Office Editorial Rooms No. 14 L
A brief note from the editorial office lists telephone access at room 14 L for staff communications and inquiries. The line suggests internal contact points within the newspaper offices.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1908
Page
4
A brief note from the editorial office lists telephone access at room 14 L for staff communications and inquiries. The line suggests internal contact points within the newspaper offices.
The ticket lists Taft for president with Sherman as vice president and candidates for governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general state superintendent of schools and various county posts. Included are names for judges, senate, sheriff, house of delegates, prosecuting attorney circuit court clerk and other county roles with their respective counties.
The article notes Japan views an international exhibition as a valuable asset worth time and care while taxes are set to rise soon. It comments on Col Pluvius watering the lawn and questions his frequency. It reports the Missouri Pacific shops rehiring six hundred workers, signaling renewed confidence. It cautions against relying on last spring’s congressional seeds, suggesting pruning and renewal instead.
An old campaign article from New York and Chicago papers is discussed, praising the statesman’s patriotism and conservative judgment. It notes speculation about candidates and party decorations, while suggesting readers may disagree with the conclusions.
Grover Cleveland favors Taft for the presidency, arguing the Republican ticket would win with reform-minded support though weaker. He praises Taft as a capable judge and warns social questions could shape the campaign, while noting the socialist movement and world power issues.
The passage notes Russell Sage's exit with over 64 million dollars, cites Baltimore American and New York Press disparaging remarks about campaign guns, and humorously observes women's fashion changes from Merry Widows to a new headwear style in Toledo Made.
The Scotsman reports remarkable rodent antics observed in a Ranffahire farmhouse. A rat allegedly lifts eggs from bottom to top with help from companions, while others steal cotton from Florence oil flasks and topple a table with a drum of figs, causing a windfall for awaiting peers.
An old article describes Jupiter as a vast, fast rotating world where equatorial winds reach 250 miles per hour, moons light its night, and Jovians might live amid oceans and wind driven transport. It speculates on weight, atmosphere, and possible Jovian biology while noting extreme day length and seas.
A collage of classified style items including sale of first mortgage bonds in Virginia coal fields, stock purchase offers for Insurance Agency shares at premium, rental wants in the west end, rooming house lodging requests, and an old medical ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials.
On Sept 3 Wall street report says The First National Bank of Niles Ohio was closed by the board of directors due to insolvency. The notice cautions customers to seek alternative banking arrangements as the bank winds down. Also promotes DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills for kidney related ailments.
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