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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1925
Page
11
Classified small ads list furnished and unfurnished rooms flats and houses for rent in various streets and avenues including Bluefield Avenue Summers Street North Street and Tyler Street. Also sale offers on dining tables buffets kitchen cabinets refrigerators and furniture from Warlick Furniture Co with prices and payment options.
Classified note seeks a permanent role as bookkeeper and general office man with twelve years payroll and office experience. References available. Write to box 22 Telegraph, care Cens Rapher Dest.
The undersigned guarantors offer twenty five dollars reward for a coupe stolen from Ames Upland in McDowell county West Virginia on the night of August 14 1925. Vehicle details include Virginia license No 147303 motor No 10133916 good condition two new Michelin cord casings on rear wheels oversize Six 4 one nearby new Oliver Cord casing on right front wheel and other worn casings. Reward expires October 1 1925. Communications to Balan Panee Detectives T L Feltz Bluefield West Virginia August 17.
Notice states D D Tynes sells entire interest in Berd Street Tire Shop to R W Carter at 367 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia and disclaims liability for future debts. EB B Boss and R W Carter will continue the business under the same name and settle existing obligations. Dated August 15 1925.
Public auction will sell Lot 6 section 906 in Bluefield Mercer County WV as described, part of Walter James and Jane B James property. Terms: one-third cash, balance in two equal installments over one and two years, with a mortgage lien. Sale set for September 3, 1925 at 10 A.M. on premises. special commissioner Luther G Scott oversee.
D B Miller of McComas Mercer county operating as PD B Miller sold and transferred all real estate and stock to J F Church who will continue the mercantile business at the same location. Store accounts including notes now payable to J F Clinch per sale terms. Dated July 27 1925.
Lost and found items include a black silk bag lost near the Episcopal Church on Sunday night with a clasp missing and a reward for return. A five month old Llewellin setter with one black ear, one white ear, white body with black spots is reported stolen. reward offered by Spipper Hicks of Bluefield West Virginia.
Missing readable text shows a wanted cook ad and a joke line about laughing may fat. The snippet includes a phone reference, a mailbox address, and scattered phrases about employment and a college graduate seeking work. No clear names, dates, or places beyond Princeton.
Puzzle header hints rogues and strange plots with a mix of cryptic and straightforward clues. Across and down entries include literary and everyday terms such as musical dramas, to haul, ship holds, and various body parts, with a playful blend of archaic and modern vocabulary.
Mrs Cuckoo finds a white shiny egg and offers a reward from Will O the Wisp. The egg is returned by Nick after Nancy and others remind not to touch another bird’s eggs. Mrs Kildeer’s nest with four speckled eggs remains safe, and the tale ends with a cliffhanger.
Eastern time listings show a packed radio slate with orchestras, concerts, and weather and news updates. The schedule includes Arrowhead Orchestra, a Dinner program, Vocal acts, and the Twine musical segment, along with weather reports and sports. Station management reserves the right to alter programs.
Princeton residents and guests appear in a roundup of visitors and travelers. Notables include Mrs. Russell Coleman rejoining her husband, Londa Lilly from Flat Top, and numerous locals attending court or traveling to towns like Winchester and Morgantown. Attendees mention extended visits and automobile trips, with some returning home.
The Christian Endeavorers of the First Christian church will work Walnut Grove Cemetery on Wednesday at 7 30 am with a 75 minute contest for best kept plot. Prizes for contest winners. They plan a noon break, an afternoon outing to Shannondale, and return for prayer meeting. Boys and girls must work in the morning to join the outing. others may bring tools and baskets. A chaperoned event with later talks and Massanetta impressions.
Evening services at First Presbyterian church were led by boys who attended the Massanetta Springs young people's conference. In the main auditorium, six delegates reported on the event, including Harry Goodykoontz.
The Goodykoontz Drug Co advertises Piute a new freckle remover cream that dissolves brown pigment to melt freckles away and leave skin soft and clear. It claims easy application never stains and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
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