Bluefield Evening Leader June 22 1910 Page Note
Evening newspaper notice details publication cadence and 1910 date with postal and subscription terms for Bluefield, West Virginia. Includes rates for daily and six month plans and contact details.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Evening Leader
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
4
Evening newspaper notice details publication cadence and 1910 date with postal and subscription terms for Bluefield, West Virginia. Includes rates for daily and six month plans and contact details.
The piece argues Republicans are split and Democratic support should surge this fall. It labels the insurgent faction as honest at heart and urges voters to avoid straight-ticket pledges, claiming genuine discontent with Republican rule will yield Democratic victory. It portrays consistency as a hindrance and urges timely action by plain people.
A Daily Telegraph article notes public building appropriations affect re election prospects for Hubbard and Hughes. It argues that government buildings serve campaign interests, not the public good, as bills funded by districts bolster incumbents while marginalizing opponents.
A Charleston Gazette remark argues that party switches are driven by self interest not principle asking readers to compare acquaintances who change sides. The Independent Herald comments on tariff issues and a local grocer praising recent pay days while urging support for the Democratic ticket. Dr Louis Sambon is cited on pellagra and corn dodger debates with Kentucky doctors condemning the attacks.
Fragmented OCR style text about a wide range of topics including golf scoring, names, and place references. The readable parts suggest a garbled early 20th century newspaper page with scattered phrases and potential article fragments. No coherent single event or clear entities emerge to summarize.
A fragmentary nostalgic Confederate ballad from the Civil War era. The speaker, a veteran from Tazewell County, Virginia, declares lifelong loyalty to the Confederacy, denounces the Union and Reconstruction, and recalls service as a bugler in Company H the Devil Bill and the Rebel Yell. The verse blends personal memory, worn humor, and yearning for lost cause with references to battles, hardship, and ongoing poverty.
Notice from a May 27 1910 stockholders meeting in Baltimore states The Hadassa Brooks Company a West Virginia corporation adopts a resolution to discontinue business and surrender its charter to the State as provided by law The president is to publish notice weekly for four weeks and file certified proof with the Secretary of State Also mentions Great Falls Montana and a local drug advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Blood Purifier sold by The White Pharmacy
Creditors of Mattie B Meador deceased must file claims for adjudication with Jones Kahle Commissioner at his Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia office by July 30 1910. W B Honaker Clerk notes the court order to subject her real estate or debts to payment.
At a meeting in Bluefield West Virginia on June 12 1910 a majority of the capital stock voted to discontinue business and surrender the charter. The president was instructed to publish the resolution and file it with the secretary of state. The notice was dated June 13 1910 and signed by C W Akers. Imitation products advertised by Hollister's Tea and bids invited for East Princeton Avenue paving with a July 1 1910 deadline.
George L. Dillard declares his bid to succeed himself as Justice of the Peace for Beaver Pond District subject to the Democratic District convention in Beaver Pond at Bluefield West Virginia on July 9, 1910.
An 1910 notice warns kidney trouble can be deadly if undetected. promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cleanser and regulator sold by The White Pharmacy in Bluefield West Virginia. Also includes legal notices from Mercer County chancery matters with deadlines in July 1910 and a real estate lien notice from Muff Andrews & Thomas Company against Chas A Meador and Guy F Carr.
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