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A fragment from a fairground story imagines escaped circus animals roaming near the Virginia border and fears a curfew. It notes farmers awaiting rain to plow wheat as dust and wind sweep the area.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1925
Page
3
A fragment from a fairground story imagines escaped circus animals roaming near the Virginia border and fears a curfew. It notes farmers awaiting rain to plow wheat as dust and wind sweep the area.
Farmers say a near frost appeared along Bluestone Valley yesterday morning though no frost was reported. Leaves are turning yellow and ground shows fallen leaves, an unusual August event.
Wright and Mathews granite yard showcases a five ton monument nearly finished under Mr Mathews with artist Regerson. A. G. Wright leads sales while Mathews and Evans contribute as singers, making music part of daily work at the shop.
The text cites Governor Lee Trinkle and Virginians urged to stay home as thousands flee to Florida in a Florida rush. It notes an exodus continuing and questions about returning people after the Florida efforts fail.
The Virginia Side opens with school year on September 7 and seeks a complete faculty. Many applicants signed up, some previously deficient, with several teaching in West Virginia again this year. Nearby events include a community box supper at the Methodist church and a goodwill trip to North Carolina. Rev. RE A Rich of Wilmington visited to see friends and conduct Mrs. Strother’s funeral.
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A Zane Grey adaptation directed by William K. Howard stars Lucien Hubbard in a Western romance. Cal Thurman a cowboy confronts New York flapper May Stockwell Georgie and Cal fall in love after a ruse leads to marriage amid a roaring forest fire and a dramatic pursuit that ends in reunion.
Lacy Robinson faced a grand jury in Tazewell County for allegedly marrying his second wife while the first wife remained married. Both wives attended the trial with bitter feelings as Robinson was accused of desertion. The jury acquitted him quickly.
A large crowd was expected this afternoon at the fairgrounds for a ball game between the Blue Grays and the Jersey Professionals. The visiting team reportedly includes several sheiks and college men noted as good players and handsome.
Fans are urged to fill every seat this afternoon as the Jersey team aims to test the Blue Grays. Spectators are asked to give the young players a rousing reception and help push the Blues to a win before the season ends.
Ray Barnett and family with W P Barnett and Dr A B Sutton return to town after a 2000 mile journey in a Chrysler six car. They report dry southern regions and little rain beyond Kentucky line, with a minor delay in Georgia when a mule cast a shoe. Sidney Arnett and Murray Callaway remain in Dayton Ohio, returning next week in a Ford. Funeral services for Mrs S S White held this afternoon at two thirty at home near Witten Mill. burial follows in the family plot.
The Sunday school at Pis copal church plans an afternoon picnic near Whenezer with a baseball game on the program.
The notice offers a reward for the return of a lost set of keys. It mentions Reynold's Pharmacy and G. Carbaugh as contact points. A bank notices required repayments by September 1 and warns of steps to collect outstanding accounts.
Mrs L Poindexter will short stop Mrs Mona Williams catcher and Mrs Tanner Dunn and Osborne infield. Tom Osborne to pitch. Jersey Professionals bring two rooters Mr and Mrs Georg Walker Nemours former New Jersey residents. Walker is Nemours Powder Co superintendent. both fans attend games. Elizabeth Tanner returns from two months in Richmond Norfolk Lynchburg with cousin Missnia Welland. CES agent for Chrysler in Virginia Side travels to Detroit. Samuel Netkirk returns from Georgia and southern states.
West Virginia continues to hire teachers from Virginia Side. Gladys Blankenship, a well known young lady and teacher, is noted in this local education update.
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