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Newspaper
Bluefield Evening Leader
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
4
Subscriptions offered by the University Evening Leader include daily one year at four dollars prepaid, daily six months at two dollars, three months for one dollar, and daily one month at sixty cents. Address all communications and remittances to the University Evening Leader.
A literary editorial argues the coming House election could yield a Democratic majority amid dissatisfaction with the Taft administration. It warns Democrats to uphold party traditions and avoid catering to narrow business interests while stressing the need to resist tariff exploitation and remain the party of the people.
The leader explains why he favors Willy as Democratic candidate over Hikes in Ada district Congress race. He endorses the Fight man if Lilly loses and warns against Hughes, promising to defend the people’s road and government interests amid a tense party contest.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a journal of parqueture case ACUTE heel CARO OB and names like Mel Lander and Bed Kervin with scattered details. The text appears as a garbled historical snippet, lacking coherent events or outcomes to summarize clearly.
A compact reflection asserts that regardless of genius or feebleness, one may rely on original marks as evidence of genuine contribution. The idea emphasizes independence from external validation, suggesting true originality remains recognizable through distinct expression.
A narration on how education influences marriage choices and fertility, arguing that educated women may forego motherhood, while the state tends to self-preservation amid ignorance and poverty. It cites Evelyn Thaw and contrasts editor salaries with working women earnings, noting broad poverty despite apparent affluence in some cases. Virginian Pilot commentary references San Francisco Express and moral perspectives.
An anonymous correspondent describes a garbled sign found while driving through New Trimpshine, warning trespassers with a crude threat. The passage mixes nonsensical dialogue, odd spellings, and jumbled names, creating a surreal, glitchy scene about land and milk related imagery.
A mass Democratic district convention is called for July 9 1910 at 2 pm at City Hall Bluefield to nominate candidates for President of the Board of Education School Commissioner Justice of the Peace and Constable for the Beaver Pond District by order of the Democratic Executive Committee dated June 1 1910 W E Ross district committeeman 6 11 1908
George L Dillard announces his bid to succeed himself as Justice of the Peace for Beaver Pond District Bluefield West Virginia. Nomination pending at Democratic District convention in Bluefield July 9 1910. Also a legal notice to claimants against Charles A Meador and Guy F Carr in Mercer County Circuit Court, due by July 18 1910.
Leader ad pages offer money for a call about Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes testimonials and mentions Toledo wholesale druggists and local sales pitches. Also appears a tomato plant sale from Fallon Florist in Roanoke Virginia with express packing and cash terms.
Geisser of Great Falls testifies Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea greatly benefits health. He has used it for two years and endorses it as an effective blood purifier. Sold by The White Pharmacy.
Notice is hereby given that J. L. Perdue deputy sheriff of Mercer County West Virginia residing at Giatto im said County will apply to the circuit court at the courthouse on June 6 1910 for license to carry a pistol under Chapter 11 Acts of the Legislature 1909 J L PPRDUB
Legal notice states The Hadassa Brooks Company of West Virginia dissolves its corporate existence. The stockholders meeting in Baltimore May 27 1910 authorized surrender of charter and franchises and publication of notice for four weeks. Solomon Todes president directs notice to Secretary of State.
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