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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1923
Page
9
A class pin from St Luke's Hospital is missing and a reward is offered for its return to the hospital. Also a dark red cow with white leg spots is stray from Boone Street area and may be returned to 232 North East Street. contact 1 phone.
One newly completed five room house on Juniper street Hale Addition with bath basement and modern finish. Jefferson Street five room house terms and contact. One new six room house $3200 small cash payment balance 25 months contact F C \u2013 on premises owner. Two story frame building at Montcalm W Va depot possession now price 2406 owner on premises. Seven room house south Bluefield small cash payment easy terms will take used car contact Owner care Telegraph. Seven room house College avenue Hi Crockett, bargain on easy terms. Six room house for sale or rent immediate possession apply 919 Ronceverte street. Two acres land fire room house barn outbuildings store stock near Glen Rogers best business location Dillon Bros Glen Rogers W Va.
The health and welfare department will publish a list of all applicants for milk handling permits in the city. After publication any noncompliant individuals will face penalties and must appear before the police judge to explain violations. Meanwhile, the Mur Mun Company resumed work on Princeton Avenue aiming to finish in six days, while Whitethorn Street remained muddy and without concrete. The E E Lilly Concrete Company plans sidewalk work on Scott Street extension, and Roland Hudson with EB Stringfellow are repairing a building foundation by contractor John Lamanea due to street grading.
Washington reports the naval Arctic air board heard Lieut H J Lawrence describe how calm air makes rigid airships hard to handle and that a polar flight would face similar conditions to temperate zone flights. The panel discussed mooring mast needs and the potential Arctic base north of the circle as they weigh unknown territory between Alaska and the pole. The Weather Bureau was asked for Alaska station data to assess northern conditions.
President Coolidge has not seen Lenroot's bill proposing a $20 million food relief appropriation for Germany. Officials indicate no need for government charity, while discussions touch on waiving priority rights for reimbursement of occupation costs.
The treasury head urged substantial tax reductions for dependents and argued retirement benefits should not be limited to those over seventy, proposing a lowering to sixty eight years.
Washington December 7 The subject of federal regulation of the anthracite industry was discussed at a conference today between Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania and Chairman Borah of the senate labor committee. They will resume next week and Pinchot plans to present the subject to several other senators.
The 14th census places West Virginia’s population center at latitude 38 42 86 N and longitude 80 52 55 W. It sits about 45 miles northwest of Cassaway in Braxton County, noting a 4.7 mile direct-line shift since 1910 with a southward and westward directional movement.
West Virginia Bottlers' Association wraps up a two day convention in Wheeling. Officers elected include President E. W. Grimes of Parkersburg, vice president F. Hartman of Wheeling, secretary treasurer Thos. E. Lee of Clarksburg, and directors O. M. Parents of Wheeling, H. Numufikaup of Clothier, J. W. Wells of Clarksburg. Huntington named as next meeting site.
Cordell Hull, chairman, issued the call for a meeting of the Democratic National Committee to decide the time and place of the national convention and to transact any business that may be submitted. The notice was issued from Washington.
News of Colored People reports that Norfolk and Western lawyers oppose an equitable freight rate to New England for West Virginia smokeless coal. It questions whether Pennsylvania Railroad influence blocks the rate while noting consumer benefits from lower coal costs and steady production.
A brief notice references the Bringing Up Father feature from the International Feature Service with copyright and registration details.
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