16 Feb 1924
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1924
Page
1
In Graham and Tazewell county, school teachers have not received pay since December 20 fueling restlessness as a mass meeting is planned for Monday at Tazewell. Officials cite exhausted funds and uncashed warrants after a twenty five year record.
During the term of the court at Tazewell the discussion centers on suppressing moonshining and bootlegging in the county. Officials show eagerness to cooperate and to do all possible to keep the county dry, with Graham noted for leading enforcement efforts.
A family from Mont Calm arrived with household goods on a truck seeking a rental in Graham but found no vacant houses. Rush Akers and his wife plus eight children were told a Baileys property was available, yet the home was occupied by another. D. B. Miller moved the goods back to Graham after failing to locate any lodging.
Game Warden R. H. Mathews conducted enforcement during the past week and several parties were apprehended for alleged violations. The action focused on wildlife and hunting rules with ongoing investigations and potential charges.
Weather forecast by Mrs. C H Gills predicted more snow and storms. The pet groundhog had vanished since February 2 but reappeared Thursday to grab a straw and retreat to its den for another long nap.
A Bluefield business leader questions what percent of Bluefield residents are former Virginians as Graham and Bluefield press for closer ties. The Thornton McCullough store opening drew a mixed crowd of Bluefielders and Grahamites, highlighting cross town identity.
The article argues the large field of candidates in last fall's Tazewell county board election produced unexpected outcomes and lessons, with quotes implying value found in loss. The tone reflects local reaction to a hard fought campaign.
Prince Edward delegate Bondurant introduced a general assembly bill proposing a one cent levy. The measure aims to fund state programs and faces committee review as it moves through the legislative process.
Modern bungalow with several rooms and bath for rent. Furnishings include furnace heat. Contact Mrs. R. W. Embrey in Graham Virginia for details.
A note mentions a proposed tax on every chicken in the state. The text contrasts Mr Bondurant's idea of yard hens with the bill’s wording and adds a student’s amused question about the Tutankhamun mummy unearthed recently.
Mr and Mrs A A Carter announce the marriage of their daughter Leona to Aubra J Brown of Bristol on February 10 1924. They were accompanied to Bristol by W W Parks brother in law of the bride.
Rev. William D. Abrams of College Avenue Baptist Church announces a March series of Sunday evening sermons on The Deity of Jesus Christ. Expository messages follow the Gospel of John, based on A. T. Robertson's The Divinity of Christ in the Gospel of John. Themes include The Manifestation of the Messiah and The Vindication.
The Westminster Presbyterian church in south Bluefield announces completed tentative plans for a colonial style building at Albemarle and Washington streets. Architect Herbert L. Cain of Richmond provides modern church design including Sunday school departments and a gym with showers. The project will be discussed at 11 o clock worship on Sunday with the congregation invited.
Miss Jennie Crotty died at her sister Mrs Will Robinson's home on Bluefield avenue Friday morning at 6 30 after four weeks illness following a fall. She was 65, born in Monroe County, moved to Bluefield 35 years ago and resided in the city since then. She was a member of Bland local society.
The deceased, a longtime member of Street Methodist church, is survived by brothers Dan Crotty Etta Johnston Maggie Eagle and Mrs Will Robinson all of this city. Funeral services will be held at 2 30 PM at Blany Street Methodist church with interment in Walnut Grove cemetery.
A renowned elm tree at King's Bench Walk in London dating from the 16th century was felled due to danger. Local authorities ordered its removal after reports of structural decay and risk to passersby.
The Hetail Merchants' Association assures shoppers that Dollar Day items meet quality standards. If a buyer is not satisfied, the store or association members will make it right or refund the purchase.
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