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A clipped feature notes a disagreement over a service plan involving Nixon and a $22 phone bill. The item catalogs a brief dispute among parties and hints at marketing or service arrangements.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1926
Page
10
A clipped feature notes a disagreement over a service plan involving Nixon and a $22 phone bill. The item catalogs a brief dispute among parties and hints at marketing or service arrangements.
Notice announces a trust deed sale to the highest bidder on January 5, 1927 at 10:90 p m at the front door of the Law and Commerce Building Pinefield Mercer County West Virginia. Property described begins at the intersection of Maryland Avenue and Adama Street with specified survey lines and acreages. Terms are cash in hand. W E B Ross as Trustee signed December 6 1926.
In the Fourth Division District Court of West Virginia the Bluefield Dairy Company petitions for a complete discharge from provable debts under bankrupt acts. A hearing is ordered for December 4, 1927, with notice to creditors by mail and publication in the Bluefield Daily Telegraph.
Classified notices report a trustee sale of Bluefield property in Mercer County under a trust deed dated 1925 with sale set for January 8 1927 at Bluefield front door. Included are bankruptcy discharge proceedings for Alex Alston with hearing January 6 1927 in Bluefield court and related trustee actions on E H Stewart and Abraham Rubin properties.
The sale lists a lot in Hale Addition Bluefield Mercer WV conveyed by deed of trust to J. aw by George Stovall and wife dated December 1926. Terms are cash in hand on day of sale. John Roberts, Trustee.
In a crowded room Jim Elwell spots a striking middle aged woman from Indiana. She hands a note to a waiter after writing intently. Jim reads the paper and is startled by its meaning as the woman vanishes, promising a strange tale in the next installment.
Notices appeal to Odd Fellows Daughters of Elks and York Masons with meetings and initiations at local halls and temple. Grand Master W C Mitchell attends. Editor M T Whittice visits from Keystone. In steel news United States November ingot production drops to 3,722,115 tons though January–November total exceeds last year.
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