Waiting May Cost You Heat Benefits This Winter
The text warns that delaying could reduce chances of obtaining a heated home benefit this winter, noting a small possibility of action if you act now rather than wait.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1920
Page
5
The text warns that delaying could reduce chances of obtaining a heated home benefit this winter, noting a small possibility of action if you act now rather than wait.
In Bluefield, December 4 1920 the Princeton county seat notes a jury awarding Susie Ellis 225 for eye and other injuries in a Gaines case. Eugeneck Keith v Bluefield Water Works involved plumbing permits and a public service commission ruling against the water company. Prosecutor Hi RB Lee states all punch boards and slot machines will be seized county wide. A forthcoming sale day is announced with below value bargains for everyone next Tuesday.
Fred Pine eldest son of Squire and Mrs Lewis A Pine of Princeton died suddenly at his Mercer Street home aged about twenty eight. Cause given as heart disease by the physician. He was unmarried with a brother L A Pine Jr and six sisters all residing in Princeton. Interment in city cemetery this afternoon. Red Cross drive underway as banks and drug stores await enrolments.
A three year old boy, son of Felice Antoine of Crumpler, is treated at Bluefield Sanitarium after being shot in the left side. A four year old Hungarian girl, playing at the Italian family home, fired the pistol.
Creditors of the defunct Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company in Ronton face about 75 cents on the dollar for the $250,000 invested after the bankruptcy court. Trustee John E. Hannigan announced assets totaling $152,000, with about 1,400 creditors listed.
Marshall L Strum a 54 year old Fairmont attorney and businessman collapsed and died from a heart attack in the street. He is survived by a widow. Funeral services will be Sunday afternoon at the First Presbyterian Church with Masonic rites.
A man identifying as R. G. Gargner of Cleveland was found bound and gagged to New York Central sleeping car vestibule handles in Ashtabula as the train stopped at midnight. He said Buffalo robbers stole $120 before binding him. Police investigate.
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Jr was taken ill at the Hartford Hunt Club and rushed to a Baltimore hospital. Doctors report she is only slightly ill and improving.
A cable from Nanking reports sixty persons killed in a mutiny by Chinese troops at I-Chang, a treaty port in Hu Peh province, with details still incomplete as authorities respond.
Sore throat and chest colds should not be neglected. Hamlin's Wizard Oil is presented as a safe, simple remedy. Used as a gargle for sore throat and rubbed on the chest it supposedly relieves deep seated colds in one night. The ad also touts Wizard Oil for sprains, bruises, cuts, burns and minor ailments with a general guarantee and a separate Liver Whips product for constipation or headaches.
Washington reports that all appropriation bills will be moved by a single house committee in the coming session. Republicans fear this centralization may cause a tangle of legislation and overload the enlarged committee. Representative Mann cautioned that the panel might be unable to process all bills, possibly returning to the old system for this session.
William R. Hanson, a Malden janitor, said he would accept a share of about 250000 from the estate of James Moore, if he becomes an heir. He plans to keep working his janitorial job, while enjoying cigars and weekend country drives.
Funeral services were held in Long Beach for Eugene W. Chafin a twice presidential candidate on the Prohibition ticket who died after his bathrobe caught fire. His body will be sent to East Troy Wisconsin for interment.
Parliament in Copenhagen approved a bill to dispatch a Danish military detachment to the Vilna plebiscite zone. The decision was announced today, December 3, and fulfills a government pledge to participate in the vote area supervision.
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