The Bluefield Daily Deader Pallished Publication Details
The Bluestone Publishing Company issues The Daily Deader Pallished daily except Sundays. Paper established as second class matter April 1906 at Bluefield West Virginia post office. Rates listed: one year six months one dollar. three months seven. one month forty cents. Address communications to The Bluestone Publishing Company. telephone 503. Tuesday May 18, 1900s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
W. Va
Congress
Noths Peans Leen
Good Roads Drive Mercer County Reform Effort
A Mercer county editorial urges continued funding of permanent roads rather than recurring patching. It argues roads boost independence, reduce transportation costs, and support social, agricultural, and industrial growth, comparing Georgia to advanced highway systems in France and emphasizing automobile use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jie Blipheid
Parkesle
Jou
Presley
Seasom
Mercer County
Princeton
Dungan
France
Georgia
County Progress through Roads and Mail Achievements
A historical reflection notes that settlers build a community by enabling transportation and communication first, with private conveyance making travel easier and all other improvements following. The passage emphasizes the county’s growth driven by accessible infrastructure and connectedness.
Former Navy Secretary's Confederate Memorial Day Address
Hi lary A. Herbert spoke at a Norfolk Confederate memorial observance praising the Union and white supremacy, saying the Confederacy lost its independence but that the nation has overcome radicalism, with new constitutions benefiting both races and a solution to the so-called negro question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilary A. Herbert
Norfolk
Confederacy
America
Sassafras and Tea Tax Debate in Washington Echo
The Washington Herald notes a plea for sassafras protection amid tariff talks. It highlights Senator Bailey pushing steel tariff policy and reveals sixteen Democratic senators joining him, signaling a shift in party stance toward protectionism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Washington Herald
Bailey
Steel Trust
Political rumors and varied notes from state politics
A collage of dispatches mentions Congressman Hubbard and Hon Albert Schenk in northern state senatorial debates with Nathan Bay Scott, ex-Gov Daw son and A B White among aspirants. brief quips touch Roosevelt, museum remarks, insurance ads, trust issues, and a Cleveland memorial plan. The mixed items reflect lively political chatter and public notices across several papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Albert Schenk
Nathan Bay Scott
Dawson
A. B. White
Charleston Mail
Deputies Hatfield Hall and Heck Seek Pistol Licenses
Notices announced on May 29 and May 28, 1909 request state licenses to carry pistols. A. H. Hatfield, deputy sheriff of Mercer County, resides McComas. Lewis Hall, deputy sheriff, residence Coaldale. I C Heck, railroad conductor, resident Byefield, all in Mercer County West Virginia. Each seeks license from the Circuit Court of Mercer County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Mercer County
West Virginia
McComas
A. H. Hat
Mercer
Coaldale
Lewis Hall
I. C. Heck
Byefield
Memer County
Hall
Princeton
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Stages
A promotional notice claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The ad offers $1000 reward for any case it fails to cure and directs readers to send for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, with sales through druggists and a follow-up product Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Annual meeting notice of West Virginia Brotherhood Purchasing Co
The annual meeting of stockholders will be held at the company's office Bluefield West Virginia on May 26 1909 to elect a board of directors and address all company business. All members urged to attend and hear the annual report. J B Gentry president R W Austin secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlan
Seaboard
West Virginia Brotherhood Purchasing Company
Bluefied
W. Va
Powell and Allen street rental listings and notices
A dense page lists several rental units on Powell Street and Allen Street including seven and six room houses, two nine room houses with bath in South Bluefield, plus flats and store rooms on Princeton Avenue Park Street Beasley Street and Pulaski Street. Also notes an office manager position in Bluefield and lost items including a two month old shepherd pup and a set of safe keys. Ads include insurance, bowling alley box, and wholesale job openings in Bluefield with Cincinnati address.
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Powell St
Allen St
Bath
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the Daily Deader
Bluestone Publishing Company
Ciiles
Roosevelt
American Museum of Natural History
British East Africa
Courier-Journal
B. WM. Busley
Taft
Wickersham
Kelley
Atlanta Journal
Sat
Senate
James Him
Grover Cleveland
Dresch
Rue
Mina Alma V. Lafferty
Bayve
Beller
H. Fanley
J. B. Gentry
R. W. Austin
Sec
the Hipp
Meekerg
Clint Bailey
Geneval
South Bland Street
C. B. Wilson
H. Perkins
Princeton, W. VA
Marshall Field
Field
Fidelity Banking & Trust CO
Peuy.uuu.co
Citizens Underwriters Agency
General Insurance
A. HL Land Sec’s
Virginias
Casselman & Co
Main Street
Richmond
Alnn
Hardy Street
George
E. Mann
Tazewell Street
Pittsburg
H. B. Kitts
E. H. Bailey
Pocahontas
Addres
Morris Wholesale House
Cincinnati
H. BE
Leawler
Imon-Wed
W. H. Coffman
C+2 Co
W. W
Vaughan
Central House
Bluefeld Typewriter Exchange
Princeton Avenue
D. B. Mastin
Standard Fuel & Supply Co
Kelly & Moyers
John M. Wirgman
WM. McCarthy
Philadelphia
The
Cincinnati Dental Co
wWe
Cincinnati Dentists
DR. Gompton
Grand Leader
C. O'Leary & "Son
Eureka and
Hale Land Co
OCH
A. Bradshaw
Sec'y-Treas
Flat Top Insurance Agency
Ita Patrone
Flat Top National Bank of
Mability
Lawrence Br, Tiarnet
Willaam H. Thomas
BR. Eb, Boling
W. B. Wicks
MANN
NEW Altamont News & Cigar Stand
New Altamont Hotel
W. C. Pollock
Vicw
L. A. Hooper
Cashies
First National Bank
Uefield
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