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Newspaper
Bluefield Evening Leader
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
6
Retailers announce the best skirt season on record and plan a clean sweep with discounts ranging from 6.00 to 11.90 per item, aiming to move stock quickly. Local shop offers deep cuts to attract buyers during the sale period.
Grah am Gilmer of Draper Virginia and T Cadet of Cedi Bluefield were in the city today. Mrs George P Johnson returned from Portsmouth Ohio. Col W H Coffman attended a meeting in Wetel. T W Kirkbride a Roanoke contractor conducted business here. Mrs W M Backett and son of Lynchburg hosted by Mr and Mrs H Meem. Various other locals and visitors referenced with unclear details in a crowded list of personal notices.
For Clifford assistant chief dispatcher of the Illinois Central at Care vondale UL, was in the city last night visiting his brother Mike Clifford, superintendent of highway Bluefield. It had been ten years since he visited Diefeld, and he noted marvelous changes and improvements. He left for White Sulphur Springs to visit his father and mother’s graves. Our plant is equipped with modern machinery for fine job printing. We employ skilled workmen. we provide prices and service.
One lot of high-grade tailor-made suits offered at bankruptcy sale prices. Values reach up to 1298 dollars but a single lot is priced at 7.98. Includes premium fabrics and precise tailoring for formal wear.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions injury and employment fallout linked to printing work. Names and specifics are unreadable, with distorted terms like Windsor and Mortild. The text hints at a wartime or industrial context but yields no clear events, dates, or organizations.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions installing a coal breaker with repeated phrases and unclear attribution. Despite the garbled text, the snippet suggests a technical note or instruction about a coal breaker installation process without coherent details or named entities.
Readable fragments indicate a brief notice or snippet referencing Going West Money to London and individuals including LJ Holland. The exact event, dates, or obligations are unclear from the fragment, but the item appears to be a short notice or teaser involving names and a transfer or journey context.
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