Locking the Leader Office at Two Tomorrow
The Leader announces the door will be locked at 2 p.m. tomorrow as readers rush to submit subscriptions for the active candidate. Judges will witness final payments in sealed envelopes, with results announced after voting ends. Dorothy Bicirey selected George O Leary as judge for counting tomorrow afternoon.
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Anid
Phe Lean Mimadgey
Blucheid
Ming Dorothy Bicirey
George O'Leary
Attention Housekeepers Offer and Brand Comparison
Advertises housekeeping work with a high pay line and asks workers to compare brands. Claims Monitor is superior and mentions an exclusive process of whitening by Iris and Dy. Text is promotional and lacks verifiable details or concrete actions.
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Faneh
Iris
Tillers Joyful Blend Wheat Product Captured
A fragmented editorial note evokes the tillers happiest thought about a winter Ad spring wheat blend. The text mentions Kyvery ounce high ole Mt feele good and baker oor with unclear context. The readable portions hint at agricultural mood and product naming from a historical page.
Coupon Offers Ten Thousand Bonus Votes With Subscriptions
A lottery style coupon promises ten thousand bonus votes when paired with eight yearly subscriptions to The Bluefeld Evening Leader. Subscriptions by mail cost 24 dollars or 22 dollars if carried, with delivery preferences affecting value. The offer ends December 24.
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Bluefeld Evening Leader
Tlon
Discharge Petition in Bankruptcy of Charles H Bell
Charles H Bell of Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia petitioned for discharge from debts after being adjudged bankrupt on January 18 last. Court set a hearing January 16 1911 in Bluefield before Judge Keller with notice by Evening Leader. creditors may appear and show cause why discharge should not be granted.
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Charles H. Bell
Benj. F. Keller
District Court of the United States
West Virginia
Bluefield
Mercer
Acts of Congress
A. TD
Southern District
Buefield
Euid Hiatriet
Discharge Petition in West Virginia Bankruptcy Court
James Roles petitions for discharge from debts in the Southern District of West Virginia. Court orders a hearing for January 18, 1911 at Bluefield and to mail copies of the petition and order to all known creditors. Witness Benjamin F. Keller, Judge, with clerked notice, December 17, 1910.
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Benj. F. Keller
Bluefield
Sald
Edwin M. Kertley
Faith Gosling
Deed of Trust Foreclosure for Bluefield Lot Sale
Public auction in Mercer County West Virginia on January 6 1911 at 10 a m for Lot 10 Section 860 Bluefield City described as land in Tank Hill area. Trust deed recorded November 1905 between Ttarve Baylor and J S Hall trustee. Terms: one third cash day of sale and balance in one to two years with interest and security. J S Hall trustee.
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Mercer County
West Virginia
Bluefield
Tank Hill
Eal
Blueford
George H. Hill
J. 8. Hall
Wade Baylor
Public Auction of Half Interest in Bluefield Property
Under a trust deed dated March 25 1910 A S Booker and wife C C Booker defaulted on a 400 note to Grimsley Company. Trustee Geo P Crockett will sell January 1 at 10 am at City Hall Bluefield WV at public auction the undivided one half interest in a parcel described as land on Bluefield Avenue near Beech Street, bounded by Turtle Lane and Richland Road in Mercer County to satisfy the debt.
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Grimsley & Company
Bluefield
West Virginia
Hoowlt
Booker
Biuefeld
Mercer
C. C. Jenkins
Bluefield Water Works & Improvement Company
Mercer County
Nuefeld Avenue
Beech Street
Thenea
Riehbor
Wariptk & Wentern Ttejiwar Co
Anid
ST Dégreae
Bayon
Bankruptcy notice for EB T Spencer in West Virginia
EB T Spencer of Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia petitions the Southern District of West Virginia for discharge after being adjudged bankrupt on September last. He states full surrender of property and compliance with bankruptcy acts and awaits a hearing January 1917 in the district court. The notice is published in The Meems Leader.
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Vaeiin
Spencer Tank
Benjamin V. Keller
West Virginia
Eb.t. Spencer
Bluefield
Mercer Land
Congress
Ania
Spencer
District Court of the United
Virginia
Newaomer
Henjemin & Kller
Jaden
Lie Anid
Teerinier
The Strongest School in the Southern State
The next morning after the fire every teacher and student was up and at work. Everything is now going the same as usual. We believe in hard work and hard study. Every young person must get his own education. No one can give it to him. Here is the place to get it. We have any of the strongest faculties in the State. Be sure and be on hand Tuesday morning, January 3rd, 1911.
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