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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1920
Page
6
The Daily Telegraph Bluefield West Virginia presents advertising rate details and subscription options. It lists mail zones with prices for six months and one year, city carrier rates, and single copies, noting Associated Press content rights and publication notes.
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lauds Thomas C. Muncey of Bland County as a top Republican asset in Virginia's ninth district. It urges his appointment as United States district attorney, praising his speaking skill, loyal party record, and potential relocation to maximize opportunities on the state’s side of the line.
Solomon like wisdom brings renown to a Jersey jurist serving as recorder at Bradley Beach. Two men claimed ownership of two hens used as court exhibits. The recorder and participants released the birds midway between claimants homes. each hen headed to the other claimant’s coop. The gathering left convinced justice was done by the wise ruler.
Yoncalla Oregon voters elected women to municipal posts including mayor. Following the election all men in local government resigned allowing the new female leadership to run the government and pursue a reform effort described as a clean sweep. The article links earlier fires in Pennsylvania to alleged Soviet influenced literature.
Twenty years ago today the Norfolk and Western competed the new passenger station at Aubrey. Governor A B White resigned as collector of internal revenue for West Virginia effective February 15 1901. The railroad reported first week December earnings of 290497, up 60235. An editor lay dying and declared the newspaper had the largest circulation in the country. Ten years ago in Tazewell Virginians held corn show and road meeting. Remains of Lawrence Hedrick were returned to Bluefield en route to Mora.
An American Society of Mechanical Engineers official argues the hire and fire approach wastes talent. Employers should retain workers to grow skills, boosting long term productivity and profits. The piece notes the Paris peace delegation cost $1,601,191 and a hotel owner claimed $125,000 in damages. A Memphis man nearing teething age jokes about wool clothing.
Saturday night brings relief as workers return home and shut out the world. The piece contrasts war weariness with domestic calm, noting family life, Sunday planning, and the ritual of inventory before a new program. It reflects on how a nation without a Saturday night would feel.
The Dallas News argues for Sunday as a voluntary churchgoing day to restore rest and calm, warn against compulsory religious observance, and support a live and let live church influence that appeals to better human nature rather than legal monopolization.
The man with a narrow mind fre qu frequently has a broad mouth. The Lenine Trotzky government has smashed all the long distance and endurance records for tottering. Cat's fur may be less stylish than seal but from overheard evidence it is more appropriate. A Jersey judge bars wives on juries with husbands. juries must differ.
Foreign correspondents who publish critical reports on the Hungarian government face deportation, while native writers could receive prison terms from ten years to life under new government penalties.
Song lyric fragment describes universal loneliness despite smiles and different loves. Repeats that everyone feels lonesome inside at times, regardless of outward appearance or affection.
A series of light vignettes from daily life include a job boy named George rushing to please his employer and remarking on fatigue. A mother protests the income tax while a scientist’s language question yields a humorous telephone substitute. A wife jokes about current fiction and a whiskey arrest features a moonshine pun by Joshua Johnson.
A hole was cut in the bottom of Windsor's memorial tank and many parts removed. The borough surveyor failed to seal the tank, leaving it unsecured. The engine was even taken.
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