Bluefield Evening Leader Publication Details and Rates
Bluefield Evening Leader notes publication schedule, address, and subscription rates with a citation of crowd class matter entered April 1906 at the Bluefield post office under the 1879 act. The paper lists daily, six month, three month, and one month rates and provides contact details for communications.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Congress
Bluefield Evening Leader
Iron deposits debated as potential boon for Bluctiont area
Dr. White state geologist spoke to the West Virginia Mining Institute on iron prospects near Bluctiont. He cited Potts Creek field and nearby coal and limestone as promising, compared freight and rail access to Pittsburg, and urged consideration of local manufacturing if ore could be profitably shipped to Bluefield.
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de 1 . White
West Virginia
White
East River
Pittsburg
By River Mountain
Poit's Creek
Bluefield
Pennsylvania
Dr. White
Norfolk and Western Stout
Unclear text on Mellens and New Haven railroad maneuvers
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Charles Mellen and the New Haven railroad, mentions of plans to remove a pile, dividends, and various named places and figures. The legible parts mix names like Mellen, New Haven system, Boston and Maine, and references to political or corporate actions, but specifics are obscured.
Fragmented OCR collage yields scattered notices and quotes
A garbled OCR page mentions a pork dealer, a suburban property owner, and various newspaper fragments. It references Baltimore American, Philadelphia Review, and a stray note on a women’s golf tourney alongside unrelated phrases and garbled dialogue, without coherent event details.
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Bron Geld
Daver
Sane Philadelphia Review
Sky Chauffeur Distinguished in Albany Tribute
The piece praises a fearless leader combining command, athleticism, and grit as a sky chauffeur. A dinner honoring Glenn H. Curtis marks an unusual feat and man, while noting future improvements in aeronautics and the rarity of exceptional pilots on airline routes.
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Glenn H. Curtis
Albany
New York
Hadassa Brooks Company Dissolves West Virginia Corp
Notice of a stockholders meeting held May 27 1910 in Baltimore Maryland where a majority represented voted to discontinue the Hadassa Brooks Company. The charter and franchises will be surrendered to the State of West Virginia as provided by law. Publication of the resolution is ordered weekly for four weeks with publisher’s certificate. Signed Solomon Tods President. Also note sale of reserved festival tickets at Curtin Pearson Co store.
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Ferfers
Northern Pacific
Wateras
Brent
United States
Bliofield
Hadassa Looks Company
West Virginia
Silberman and Todles
Tanover and
German Streets
Baltimore
Maryland
Kirst
Madassa Brooks Company
West, Virginia
Curtin Pearson Co
Princeton and
Higginbotham Avenue
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St. Jame’s Palace
Mle Maciharvaeh House Gardens
Prince Albert
Prince Henry
Prince Edward
Lord Roseberry
Willa Carrington
Pelicy Jali
Mary
Helen
Royal Exchange
Bluctiont
Ana
Targezer
Halley
Mr. Taft
Princeton Avenue
George Maciinoah
Ripley Mountaineer
Chas
Mellen
Dust
Uhariona
New Haven
Poston
Maine
Repland
Lowell
Tay
Fife
Tie Soverpien Furere
Oto County
Hurit Sully
Senator Foott
Tea Wook
Shepherdetown Hegeianer
Man
Just Joshes
Phe Wang
Mnedy
Ristohor
Gadd Gompartein
Dave
Winnie
Soud State
Smider Jy Band
Solomon Todes
Said Corporation
McCray
Leonard
Phelps Furniture Co
Princeton Ave