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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1925
Page
9
Short items advertise glass partitions and home space division, several coal and real estate notices, boilerplate services, ginger ale brands, and local tax payment reminder. Mentions Pocahontas and Genine Raven Red Ash Nut prices, West Virginia Realty listings, Shrubbery deliveries, and a Deputy Sheriff notice.
Markets advertise Norfolk Trout, Lake Erie Whitefish, Halibut, Roe Shad, Spanish Mackerel, Croakers, Flounders, Lake Trout and salt fish with delivery options. Shrine Patrol dances at the Masonic Temple promise good music and crowds, while city tax payments urge residents to avoid delinquency and visit the new municipal building.
J. J. Meek of the Virginia Department of Agriculture announced a series of livestock meetings in eight southwest Virginia counties to organize producers and form a county committee to improve marketing. Meetings start April 27 in Christiansburg and move to Pulaski Wytheville Marion Abingdon Lebanon Tazewell and risburg with speakers including John G. Brown and C. R. Tithow outlining marketing methods and credit options.
The lesson contrasts Barnabas generosity with Ananias deception in Acts 4 32 5 25, arguing true communism rests on voluntary giving and love not coercion. It warns hypocritical self interest can wreck social experiments and urges a church focused on freedom, mercy, and shared service.
Baltimore hosts talks on securing bank credit for livestock producers through the Federal Intermediate Credits Bank. R E Hunt head of animal husbandry at Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg will discuss livestock production to meet market demands. Attendees urged for strong turnout.
Mrs Mae B Francisco exchanged her residence at Bay and Washington with George 8 Strmier for his home on South Bland street minus a west side lot facing seventy five feet. Mrs Francisco will move to the Strader property. Mr Strader to the Francisco property. Trade handled by P T Faris, local real estate man.
Mr and Mrs G L Farr depart today for White Sulphur Springs for a weekend visit J P Gills and G F Callahan leave by car today for Johnstown City Tenn on Appalachian Power Co business H S Reynolds New York vice president of Appalachian Power Co has been in Bluefield on business and left yesterday for home.
A large Ku Klux Klan rally drew 2 500 to 5 000 people on Morton street in the Virginia Side with a platform, music by the Norfolk and Western machine shop band, and an hour long address by Dr Gulledge of Columbus Ohio. He asserted Klan aims include home public school church and the nation and distributed signature cards among attendees.
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