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Newspaper
Bluefield Evening Leader
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
4
Bluefield Evening Leader data lists publication details and subscription rates with daily and six month terms. It notes Monday afternoon issue and postal classifications, reflecting early 20th century newspaper logistics in Bluefield West Virginia.
The West Virginia University succession story centers on Col Thomas B Hodges a state board of control member and former Marshall college principal with Morgan town Post-Chronicle praising his loyalty to the state alma mater organizing ability and overall efficiency. The notes suggest Hodges as ideal president while discussing broader cost of living and political dynamics in West Virginia politics.
Fragmentary county politics report from Mercer County covers Republican dynamics in the Fifth District. The piece notes candidate stances, party support shifts, and local editorials reflecting uncertain outcomes and lingering hopes for key figures.
A collage-like slice shows scattered literary snippets from magazines and newspapers. The text references Washington Herald humor pieces, Smart Set magazine, and stray lines about travels, romance, and misadventures with mixed, era-tinged dialogue and annotations.
Notice of a stockholders meeting held May 27 1910 in Baltimore Maryland adopting a resolution to discontinue The Hadassa Brooks Company and surrender its charter to the State of West Virginia. The president is to publish notice weekly for four weeks and file with the Secretary of State.
Notice to creditors of Mattie B. Meador deceased due by July 80 1910 for adjudication. Also Southern Realty Company dissolves its West Virginia charter. Public bids open to grade East Princeton Avenue Bluefield by July 1 1910. Board of Affairs reserves right to reject bids. Positions and dates reflect Mercer County West Virginia proceedings June 1910.
George L. Dillard announces his candidacy to succeed himself as Justice of the Peace for Beaver Pond District subject to the Democratic District convention at Bluefield West Virginia on July 9 1910.
An 1910 Bluefield West Virginia notice funds a kidney remedy ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea sold by The White Pharmacy. It also announces a July 12 1910 deadline in a mercantile decree case for Flat Top Grocery Company with James S Kahle as Commissioner in Chancery, requiring attendance and submission of books and papers.
James S. Kahle Commissioner in Chancery in Mercer County issues notice to all persons holding liens on the real estate of Chas A Meador and Guy F Carr. Claims must be presented for adjudication at Bluefield office on or before July 15, 1910. Published June 14, 1910.
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