Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia

We have 4,406,664 pages in West Virginia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 12 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1925

Page

10

Local shops list coal prices groceries and notices

The page lists coal and price ads from multiple companies Bluefield area with prices on washed nuts and other coal grades. It also advertises groceries fresh produce meats and dairy at NELA and Bluefield Sea Food Co and mentions rental and sale notices plus community notices and upcoming events at churches and local halls.

Chisens Cost & Surply Co Pocahontas R. O. M Glen Alan Pee Bluefield Iee & Cold Storage Co Bluefield Sea Food Co

Logan County Grand Juries Deemed Illegitimate In Logan County

Logan County grand juries over the past fifteen months are ruled illegally constituted after Circuit Judge Robert Bland dies and sustains a motion to quash James Ahart’s indictment. The ruling triggers a potential nolle prosequi in other cases and a test of convictions, with the prosecutor seeking to suspend unserved portions of sentences.

Logan W. Va Logan County Clicuit Robert Bland James Ahart Omar J. E. Peck Ahart Ist Tennie Hatfeld Hateld

Big Turnout Expected for Gun Club Shoot

The Bluefield Gun Club opens regular weekly practice at 2 pm today with a turnout goal. Members vote to hold Saturday practice while after school ends, urging active participation and bringing new members. bring your own gun, but attendance is emphasized even if you lack one.

Burroughs Bluefield W. Va Twin City Bluefield Gun Club Tinefield Roanoke Bristol

Beaver High Band Makes First Public Appearance

Beaver High School band gave its first public concert on the Federal street bandstand last evening. A small crowd gathered for the early performance as the program closed to general appreciation, praising the group’s harmony and progress since last September.

Beaver High School Federal Street Biuefeld Bluefield

Heat Wave Shatters April Records Across Region

April heat breaks all local records as temperatures soar to 90 96 degrees. In Bluefield night temps stay mild while adults still use extra blankets. Norfolk and Western gauge shows 85 degrees at 6 PM as eastern areas endure extreme heat.

Bivefeld United States Norfolk and Western Bluefield

Church of God Revival Delivers Unity Message at New Glory

The Church of God held a revival service titled The Unity of God's People. The evangelist delivered a strong sermon, the auditorium was filled to capacity, and attendees united in faith during the service. Two individuals came forward for the saints after the sermon at 7:30.

Church of God

Preacher urges second mile loyalty amid church reforms

Dr. Knickerbocker urged Bland Street Methodist church members to act as “second mile” Christians and boost church offerings. The service planned at 11 am and 8 pm, with 9:45 Sunday school and ushers at 9:30 to manage crowds. Mrs J. S. W. Neel of Johnson City, Tenn., died Friday night at 16 o'clock. funeral Sunday at 3 pm in Johnson City. Oscar W. Pyles, 21, was shot and killed by Sheriff W. H. Thompson near Pearlsburg in a claimed accidental tire shooting. he had lived in Pearlsburg for 12 years and left a young family. Nearly 200 sugar mills are operating in Cuba.

Second Mile Christ Knickerbocker Bland Street Methodist Church Bland Street Church Church of God God Kneckerbocker Johnson City Oscar W. Pyles W. H. Thompson Giles County Thompson Pyles Pearlsburg

Knickerbockersm Sermon Echoes Shared Amidst Praise

A speaker at Church Street addresses members praising effort and tithe gains. He jokes about appearances and calls for more time and cooperation to ensure a great meeting in Alegy Bays. He notes early enthusiasm and urges continued faith and unity.

Church Street Carter Rerver Alegy Bays

Pride in History of Giles County Marks Banquet

The Giles County event featured remarks on local history, a Payne family presence, and a musical program by the Haynes Sisters and Conrad Brevick. J. H. Hoge shared a letter about the Giles County fair, a vote of appreciation followed, and the banquet highlighted sweet peas and pink roses with a festive menu.

Payne Dissane Haynes Conrad Brevick J. H. Hoge Giles County J A. Bays

Made a New Woman of Her Fanachic Change of Life

Fragmentary text describes a movement or campaign claiming over 280 000 women have joined. It references products or programs and emphasizes personal transformation.

Ana Pinkham

Courteous Kate Gasped As Will Read Before Court

London reports Miss Susan Plomer of prewar years left an annuity of 450 dollars to Miss Kate Wenham an Oxford Street department store employee in recognition of her courtesies. Wenham had served Plomer for ten years and did not know the customer was wealthy. The note adds that some who think they are loving may be mistaken.

London Susan Plomer Kate Wenham Oxford Street Miss Wentham Miss Plomer

Bluefield Fire Department Alarm Stations List

The Bluefield Fire Department reports multiple alarm stations with contact lines and locations across the city. Central Station sends all alarms to local units from various fire stations including Southside Northside and 212 to 418 streets and places listed.

Bluefield Fire Department Southside Northside City Hall Princeton Ave Russell St Bluefield Ave Mercer St Iesa Ave Boggs & Good Thomas St Chestnut St Spruce St Federal Raleigh Raleigh and Stewart Sts Wyoming Monroe Giles St Lee and Franklin Tailbert St Reese and Marshall Alien and Powell Pulaski and Park Bland and Jones Penn-Mar Frederick St East River College Ave Walton Ave Roanoke and Clarke Sts Hardy and Orange Sts South Midway North Midway Henry and Greenbrier Greenbrier and Logan Upper Jones St Forest and Union Oakhurst Ave Bland St Central Station

Also Mentioned on This Page

Daily Telegraph Ren Calles Allen Street Coal Company The Coal Company Nela Grocery Company Cadillac Blue City Blue Boys W. M. Ferguson Perguson Store Devenetis Columbia Phontograph Raffel Furniture Co Bramwell Methodist Church BK. H. Yankee W. J. Beverage W. & Abrams Big City Bland Street O. V. Hefner & Co Clyde C. Sarver State Line Bluefield Avenue C. A. Hylton B. R. Stafford Gary Moefront Princeton Avenue Giles Street Mulkey Stella Jones Biand Preston Streel Maefield Sea Food Co Fast End Pharmacy Fox Pharmacy White Pharmacy Eassey Peon Drug Company O. V. Hefper & Co Billy Sunday Club Liten Hall Street M. E Church Mr. Rice Pleasant Hill Norfolk Trout Divefield Sea Food Co Greater Bluefield Business College Commerce Street A. Cummings H. K Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York West Virmian Hotel Equitable Bic City Birt Altamont N. Y Jas, G. Lite, Agt Commercial Bank Nixon North Side the Joyce Co., Dotel Umn Ene Rdg Rogers ST J. B. Eades Osteopathic West Virginia Underwood Rusco Bluefield Welding Mercer Funeral Home Harry L. Greenspon Ladertising Bradmann Bidg Hall Radio Supply Co R. L. Morris Bluefield, W. Va Kodak Eastman Kodaks and Supplies South Bluefield Cor. Bland and North Sts Madam Worden Glenwood Para Princeton Road WM. H. Carr Abrams Coal & Coke Res Nolle Presse Beaver High Urgesmas Dr. Knickerbocker Tazewell County Holston Miles County Cuba Arkansas Guyandotte Club Goodykoontz Drug Co Three Good Drug Stores AST End Bluefield Pharmacy Fairview Pharmacy
Search Courier

Search the Bluefield Daily Telegraph Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Bluefield Daily Telegraph?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication