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Newspaper
Bluefield Evening Leader
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1909
Page
2
The fragment lists pricing options by mail and cash in advance. It shows daily and monthly rates including 2.00 and 1.75 figures, plus a 3.00 daily six months and a 1.00 daily one month option. The exact publication and context are unclear.
The Mercer Republican of Princeton opposes renewing the license for Doe Pudge on Raleigh Street and elsewhere, arguing the saloon shelters crime and votes for pro license candidates. It cites indictments in Virginia, police denial of access, and local property damage to urge opposition ahead of elections.
The passage describes West Virginians discussing a Stonewall Jackson memorial near Richmond Virginia. It notes admiration for his character and mystery surrounding his life, with references to a farm near Winchester and plans for a memorial amid political events in the capital.
The article contrasts Tafts view praising non political judiciary appointments with Roosevelts push for judges aligned to modern economic and social philosophy. It notes Tafts sanctity of executive appointing power and criticizes Roosevelts doctrine as outgrown. Also mentions Fidelity & Casualty paying claims with policy holder list.
A Berryville ceremony united Miss Francee Venable daughter of John W Venable of Winchester and J B Auders train dispatcher for the Norfolk and Western railroad. Their June 30 marriage followed a sudden change of plans after a telephone plea from the groom. Rev Dr Julie Broadus of the Baptist church conducted the ceremony.
Jacob Trinkle of Pulaski county died in Dublin at age 9 after a brief illness. Survived by his parents Stephen and family, his wife and children, and several siblings. Funeral services to be held in Dublin with burial on the old Trinkle farm grounds in Bland County.
Promises one hundred dollar reward for an incurable case of catarrh if Hall's Catarrh Cure fails. Claims endorsements from F J Cheney & Co and Walding Kinnan Marvin in Toledo. States cure is taken internally for blood and mucous membrane relief. Includes testimonials and price per bottle with druggist sales.
A fountain pen found in Unior Park is awaiting owner identification and payment of notice costs. The notice cites 1908 tax tickets and warns that unpaid taxes will be delivered to the clerk on June 30, with extra trouble and annoyance. W P Hawley signs the appeal and requests payment.
The Cash Store run by J. M. Echols advertises groceries shoes hats country produce and other goods at lowest town prices. BE H Easley represents Life Fire and Accident insurance. Address 428 Princeton Avenue.
Bathing from 1 p m to 11 p m. Vaudeville and moving pictures from 8 p m to 11 p m. Tee Cream, Soft Drink Pavillion, Penny Arcade.
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