Local Bluefield Newspaper Notices and Rates Dec 16 1906
A historical excerpt shows publication details and subscription pricing for a Bluefield West Virginia newspaper. It lists entry as second class matter April 1906 at Port of Oce Bluefield, rates by carrier and mail, and a business office address at 503. The text reflects era pricing with daily and periodical options and a December 16 publication date.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Congress
Hipefield
Cotierh
Nat Jocket
Businees
New Industries Discussed by Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce discussed New Industries at a recent meeting urging member turnout to ensure quorum. The session covered attracting outside capital and new ventures as vital to the district’s economy, with emphasis on naval and rescue-related public welfare roles.
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Chamber of Commerce
Iinterest
Fragmented Letter Snippets Spark Reader Reactions
A jumble of quoted lines and misprints from city notices and editorials shows readers debating political reforms, debt statements, and family leadership. Amid stray phrases, references to English constitutional changes, economic woes, and a commission government hint at broader civic discourse in a period city journal.
Unclear fragmentary text from historical page
Fragmentary OCR text discusses themes of panic and economic measures, mentioning capital, investments, and a call to travel or return north. No coherent facts, dates, or named entities can be extracted reliably from the readable portion.
By Comparison Tono Uses Old News Paper Jons On Stage
A Louisville Courier Journal note observes a stage trend where veteran newspaper jokes appear in current comedy, claiming some feel refreshed while others see reused lines and familiar punchlines in new performances.
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Tono
Jons
Louisville
Five Coal Hoppers Wrecked At Ruth
A freight incident at Ruth damaged five coal hoppers when a broken flange caused the wreck. Traffic stopped briefly and the scattered coal was transferred to other cars.
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Ruth
Hive
Otter
Hauling Snow Away and Other Brief Bits
A fragmented newspaper page notes a chain gang chanting snow slogans on main streets. Quotations from the Boston Transcript and Washington Star appear alongside fashion musings and a wedding linen shower joke from the Exchange.
Classified Column Wants and Rentals Snapshot
Classified column items include a seven or eight room furnished house for rent with Feb. 1 occupancy. two furnished front rooms for rent on 53 Nexer Street. a want to buy coal and timber lands via Norfolk and Western or Virginian railway addressed to Chicago care Evening Leader. Bluefield residents urged to share addresses for circulars. demand for stenographers and bookkeepers with ongoing day and night sessions at Bluefield Normal and Business College. Christmas flower orders available from J L Hutchinson Jr Rich Creek. Christmas flower orders and prices from East Flower Shop.
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Leary and Son
Lowk
Norfolk and Western O
Virginian
Chicago
Blue Dw
Bluefield Normal Wd Business College
Dr. A. D. Wood Eye Ear Nose and Throat Medical Ad
Dr A D Wood specialist in eye ear nose and throat offers care and surgery at his clinic. Services include examinations for vision hearing nasal and throat issues with general practice and referrals. Office hours and contact details provided.
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Blueheld Evenings Leader
Caeh
Adress
The
Bluestone Publishing Company
NEW Industries
Hardwick
Georfor
Nitvy Department
Searet
Wis
East End
Just Joshes
House of
Maud
Peld
Hoxton
Tavisian
Houston Chronicle
Pittsburg
Mr. Enpeck
City Journal
Tiante
Caplti
Nivel
Boston Transcript
Yiope
Washington Star
Marold
Bubseribe
America
C. H. P. Belmont
Nexer Street
J. L. Hutchinson, Jr. Rich
Creek
East End Pharmacy
A. D. Wood
Specialiat
Bornton Bldg
W. V
Morrison Bros. Civil and Mining Engineers
Thornton Building
Westva
Manning-Bowman
Kodaks
Kodak
Princeton Avenue
Santa
Miller’s
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