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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1908
Page
2
A cryptic OCR snippet shows prices like 1.00 2.00 4.00 and 10 cents with the word advance. The text appears fragments of a pricing list or ad and lacks clear context or event details. No named entities or dates are evident.
The document lists names for president through various state and local offices including Taft Sherman Glasscock Reed Durst Long Conley Shawkey Hughes Robinson Miller Williams Holmes Willson Hawley Lilly Sutton Honaker Bowman Thorn Hylton Walker Godbey Kersey Shirey Bennington Haley with duties on the county and education boards and a board of commissioners.
A 1908 document recounts James Campbell of Pittsburgh and others swearing to statements about the window glass industry and tariffs. It cites a Washington hearing with the Ways and Means Committee and quotes William Jennings Bryan calling workers public beggars.
The article weighs Taft and Bryan in the tariff reform debate. It argues Taft will faithfully pursue tariff revision aligned with his party platform. It warns that Democratic tinkering echoes Cleveland Mills and Wilson, urging voters to choose the party with nearer aims to the people's needs.
Fashion notes indicate that the smaller hats for this winter must have a maximum diameter of forty two inches. This guidance reflects a restrained trend in hat styles for the season.
Hon. Wm. W. Glasscock and Chairman Mathews unveil the advisory committee for the state campaign. The panel includes Frank Cox Morgantown H C Ogden Wheeling John K Thompson Putnam county A B B White Charleston C W Dillon Fayetteville Isaac T Mann Mercer county J B Lakin Preston county George Wise Wheeling C L Topping Charleston and Pres ley W Morris Parkersburg. The group will meet with the state committee on Thursday October 1 at Republican state headquarters in Charleston.
The electoral college will confer on Mr Hearst the degree of L H D, marking a ceremonial recognition amid political debate and public interest surrounding the event.
A financial crisis test shapes voter choice as Taft firms up national dignity and prudent policy while Bryan’s past and vague promises raise doubts about trust in a crisis. The piece cites gold standard fights, party platforms, and worries over monetary laws and credit stability.
The advertisement extols Back of the Baking flour as the key to success, produced from the finest Ohio wheat. It claims the flour comes from premium grain milled by Ansted & Burk Co. in Springfield Ohio and emphasizes its high quality and reliable results.
Rail timetable details Roanoke Norfolk Lynchburg Philadelphia and Shenandoah Valley routes. Includes Pullman sleepers diners parlor cars and connecting trains with departure times from 8:20 a m to 10:46 a m and 2:40 p m, notes Bluefield to Columbus and Cincinnati sleepers. W B Bevill G P A Roanoke Virginia.
Mommone announces a real estate purchase to acquire a key parcel today and transform it into a cornerstone of a broader fortune strategy. The move signals intent to anchor future ventures with a prime site.
A Pittsfield Wisconsin man claims Dr King s New Life Pills have long been used with rising satisfaction. The ad promises relief for stomach liver and bowels without pains or friction at drug stores the price is 25 cents.
The St Louis Times notes economic distress in southwest Missouri where many long employed miners are now idle. It attributes the downturn to ore from Mexican deposits flooding smelters that once served the Joplin district, driven by cheap Mexican peon labor, affecting coal and other raw materials as well.
Lucas county declares Frank J. Cheney senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo promises to pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not helped by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The sworn statement dated December 6 1586 includes notary A W Glias on record. The notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with testimonials and druggist sales.
On weekdays trains run from Deepwater to Page with arrivals and departures listed. Weekday times include 4:15 to 6:30 a.m. and 5:15 p.m. connections at Deepwater with the Chesapeake and Ohio line and at Matoaka with other railways. Sunday service varies with earlier departures. ADSIT, Gen. Passenger Norfolk, Virginia.
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