Bluefield Post Office Second Class Matter 1906
Notification that the business office and Historical Rooms 603 are entered as second class matter on April 8 1906 at the Bluefield West Virginia post office under the act of Congress March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Evening Leader
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1910
Page
4
Notification that the business office and Historical Rooms 603 are entered as second class matter on April 8 1906 at the Bluefield West Virginia post office under the act of Congress March 3 1879.
The piece extols Christmas giving as a joyful custom and notes plans by Pestmaster General Hitchcock to push parcels post in rural free delivery areas. It argues the scheme could pay, cites foreign success, and criticizes express companies while urging adoption despite opposition from powerful transport interests.
A fragmentary quote appears to reflect on friendship and favors in a humorous vein. The text mentions Merriland Leader On His Guard and a teacher to a new pupil, with scattered references to Hannibal and a character named Sydney Bullet in a playful, nonsensical style. It seems like a collage of unrelated lines and phrases without a coherent narrative.
A letter to the Leader discusses turning over collected funds to Capt. Trevitt for Italian aid and notes additional promised money. It also mentions a rescue of an Italian man, a subscription drive, and credit for personal efforts. The piece lists historical dates, names, and events, including blasphemy punishment, hospital founder Guy, and political milestones, concluding with a Blue Stone Traction Co notice re meter charges.
When not in use your expense stops you can go to Princeton and back in one hour and a half and any road a horse and wagon can take a car can travel in half the time.
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