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Newspaper
Bluefield Evening Leader
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
2
A jumble of names and places shows key figures like George Capito, Thomas, Carl, and Gertrade Rucker dispersing to Roanoke Pocahontas and Columbus City for elections, church parsonage gatherings, and community events. Vague references to interstates, Miss Gertrade, and various towns suggest a regional bulletin of social and civic movements.
Fragmentary diary style notes describe dust hazards in factory settings and the protective use of gauze, masks, and magnetized wire to filter particles. The fragment mentions respiratory illness risks and reactions of workers to airborne dust, with satirical or mixed editorial color.
Bluefield December 2 140 percent report defends city streets condition amid heavy paper waste and dirt from a horse powered cleaning effort. Superintendent M M Clifford notes two days neglect due to horse power limits and outlines costs for street cleaning and team use while urging against public blame.
An ornate prose piece blends mythical imagery with landscapes and figures. It names places like Lake and Corinbe and mentions events, scenes, and people in a dreamy, rhythmic travelogue style. The text weaves sensory details without a clear narrative, suggesting a poetic river rather than a report.
A local grocery advertises a wide selection including fresh fruits evaporated fruits vegetables canned goods and pickles. It notes daily oyster shipments and encourages readers to place orders for Thanksgiving turkey to ensure satisfaction.
Select your goods now and hold them with a deposit until Christmas. Choose military capes and millinery items and secure your purchase in advance for the holiday season.
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