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Newspaper
Bluefield Evening Leader
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1909
Page
6
A jumbled note discusses a moving van and hauling, mentions planes and a few names, and notes foreigners could cause trouble for the president and Congress. It suggests returning to a person named Parkershure Sentinel for payment or clearance.
Commissioner of the Courts of Amar County issues notice in a chancery matter. A Thorn et al. versus Princeton Brick and Lumber Company and others, with Aug 8 1959 as a court date? notice requires parties to comply with decrees of the Circuit Court at Marcar county and present books and papers by the stated deadline.
A youth around ten years old involved with a phonograph near the depot led to Mr Ressler, the candy-wheel man, sending him on an errand to a store on Wynn Street to obtain teas. The boy returned with no payment yet and reports say Mr Ressler later uncovered the phonograph at the scene.
A ragged tale of many visitors and departures across towns. Mrs Gay, Frenvis, and others journeyed to visit relatives. engineers, professors, and professionals traveled to check on kin and attend events. Several residents left for Newport, Athens, and other locales, with business, church, and family ties shaping the travel patterns described.
The notice concerns KHOU Kevot tall of railway troy Athese to Trinteion. Via aidvertiament In this Ievue nf cher Moreer Electeient Hallway Company seeks sealed title on grading. W. Via ily WH betele and Miguet 17 are named in the context of the inquiry.
The piece references a tempting array of dishes and beverages, noting appealing sweets and a whimsical set of names. It mentions Silk, stockings, and a decorative array of items in a culinary display, with a playful tone about appetites and offerings.
A historic insanity proceeding surrounding Mary Thaw continues as State and defense push for decisive actions. District Attorney Jerome gathers a comprehensive evidence mass, aided by experts and Evelyn Thaw’s attorney, to prove mental unfitness while Thaw’s backers seek to shed doubt. The case looms over the community as court proceedings and potential release plans unfold amid ongoing medical and legal debates.
A garbled notice states adjournment until Thursday and references pig bean manufacturers and ore producers Iselle Prrteat. The text mentions July 39 and a series of distorted phrases about meetings, permits, and free meals, with unclear names and dates.
The article reports a clash over free hides and tariff adjustments as Congress debates leather policy. It notes conferees’ plan to push cheap rates on shoes and wares while protecting various leather sectors and criticizes administration opposition. The piece mentions witnesses and lawmakers in Washington, with names resisting the tariff reform.
A fragmented report from New Mexico details Prince Henry Kell's case, with references to timing and parties involved. The text mentions Grete Dol and a pathy center, indicating a courtroom or hearing context and unsettled relationships.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and entities garbled. cannot determine clear event or subject. Summarization restricted by readability. no concrete persons, places, or actions clearly identifiable.
A Union Temperance meeting will be held tonight at the Lutheran chapel under the auspices of the WCT. A very interesting event is anticipated and it is expected that every member of the Union will be present.
Walter Swader aged 21, son of Dave Swader of Nemours, died at 4 this morning after treatment at the Bivefelt Saniteelam. Interment will be at Oak Ridge Cemetery in Toelock tonjorray.
A civil service examination will be held August 14 to create a list for a janitor fireman at the new cantonment and post office bulldog. The position pays $600 per year, and applicants must be between 15 and 55 years old.
Fragmented report describes a July air crash near Latham. Names like Mae and Franen appear amid garbled text. The piece references a vessel misfiring and sinking, with mentions of Herndon and other locations.
Residents are urged to submit concise practical plans for improving Bluefield. The Leader will award top entries with free subscriptions ranging from one year to one month. Submit 50 to 150 words outlining a feasible proposal to BOOST EDITOR at Bluefield Leader by the August 1909 deadline. winning ideas may be printed.
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