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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1925

Page

18

Jesus Christ King America Needs Jesus Christ

A Westminster Presbyterian series features Dr. J Layton Mauze preaching at Sunday services. He cites Luke's nativity line there was no room for them in the inn and urges personal welcome for Jesus in hearts homes and lives. He warns modern crowds crowding Him from daily life and calls America in need of a king.

Amnion Jesus Bethlehem Mary Antony Caesars Caesar Cardinal Wol‘sey Cromwell Cromwell America Jesus Christ Maze Hosea Mauze Dr. Mauze Joseph Christ Westminster

Kidney Tonic Promises Relief For Backache and Pain

The article describes kidneys as blood filters and eliminators, listing symptoms like backache headaches and dizziness. It promotes Anuric by Dr. Pierce as a remedy, offering a trial packet for 10 cents from the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N Y.

Pierce Dr. Pierce Invalids Buffalo, N. Y

Injunction Dis dissolved Monday in Algonquin Coal case

Court actions move toward a Supreme Court decision on appointing a receiver dismissing the injunctions and directing a report on indebtedness of the Algonsquin Coal Company. Judge Herndon orders dissolution of an injunction in three Prince ton Power Company cases and clears the way for a high court ruling on competition with other transportation firms.

Torneys Supreme Court Circuit Court Herndon Algonsquin Coal Company Princeton Power Company W. M. Smith C. R. Calloway W. E. Sweneey Hartley Sanders Sweeney Leo

Welch Maps Whiteway Upgrade for Business District

Mayor Blakely backs a city lighting overhaul to install about seventy large whiteway lamps on Main streets including Wyoming McDowell Railroad Bank and Elkhorn. Bluefield's William Smith cited proven plans and photos while Mr Rouse will prepare installation pricing and city impact. A special council meeting will be called to review costs before proceeding. Building permits were issued for a news stand and a two story brick building with future expansion planned, as city records and office equipment modernization were noted.

Blakely Welch Huntington Charleston Bluefield Rouse Wyoming McDowell Railroad Bank Elkhorn William Smith Smith Charles H. Smithey Norfolk and Western The Union News Co J. H. Mitchell

Mc Dowell County Court Elects New Leaders

At the first meeting of the year H T Graham was chosen president succeeding Col Jas Elwood Jones. Newcomer David T Houston joined the court while Col Jones sailed for Europe January 7. Fred M Stewart named county road supervisor and Reno F Howard appointed assistant prosecuting attorney, both noted as capable in county coal circles.

Fred M. Stewart Reno F. Howard McDowell County Court H. T. Graham Jas. Elwood Jones David T. Houston Col. Jones New York Europe Graham Virginia Houston W. J. McClaren G. F. Counts Stewart Road Department Howard Welch

County Officials Appointed and Road Work Ordered

The county court appointed W. C. Mitchell as roads superintendent Daisy M Early as bookkeeper and stenographer P W Early as engineer for the county court and named several assistant engineers clerks and road foremen including John A Frye Floyd Gross O F Altizer John A Hunt C E Loudermilk R F Gravely and R M Reed Traffic officers named were C R Beach J E Childers H W Herndon and C B Martin The court also approved sheriff and assessor appointments and ordered relocation and construction of a new road up South Fork.

Ance W. C. Mitchell Daisy M. Early P. W. Early Ray Bailey F. H. Bailey Elmer Davis Hugh Bradbury W.H. Riley Watson Whyte John A. Frye Northfork Floyd Gross Anawalt O. F. Altizer John A. Hunt Shrader C. E. Loudermilk Saeger R. F. Gravely R. M. Reed Roderfield C. R. Beach J. E. Childers H. W. Herndon C. B. Martin

Cascarets laxative ad touts gentle cleansing benefits

A vintage advertisement promotes Cascarets laxative as a gentle bowel cleanser that avoids griping and feverish effects. It states the product is safe, tastes pleasant, and comes in 0c, 25c, and 50c box sizes available at drug stores.

New Road Project Aimed At Year-Round Travel Benefits

Weather permitting work will begin on a new oe as construction of a roadway along the South Fork Creek proceeds. The plan would cut off one third of the distance from Gary to Pageton, improving year-round access for local residents. In other news, court adjourned after routine business and bond actions. Josephine Litz, daughter of Mr and Mrs M O Litz, underwent mastoiditis surgery at Grave Hospital and rests comfortably. In police court James Moseley was fined and jailed after an escape attempt. Charley Simpson was fined for drunk and disorderly conduct.

South Fork Gary Pageton Josephine Litz M. O. Litz Grave Hospital Charley Simpson Burley McComas

Bluett Nominated for Speaker in Pennsylvania House

Harrisburg Jan 5 Thomas Bluett of Philadelphia was nominated for speaker of the 1925 Pennsylvania house of representatives by the Republican caucus. He defeated administration candidate J H Goodnough of Emporium who served as speaker in 1923 by 133 to 58 in the caucus vote.

Coolidge Veto Postal Pay Bill Be Sustained

Continued from Page One a senator predicts the overriding of the veto will not pass this session. The piece notes a Democrat from South Carolina identified as Dial among others speaking against the bill amid the veto sustainment discussion.

Coolidge Senatore Npemocrat Dial South Caro

Lawmaker Vote Split on Pay Measure in Post Office Debate

Lina joins 29 Republicans to send the pay measure to the post office committee. Eight Republicans including Jones Reed and Wadsworth of New York join with 33 Democrats and one Farmer-Labor, Shipster, to defeat the motion.

Lina Post Office Committee Jones Washington Reed Pennsylvania Wadsworth New York Farmer-Labor Shipster

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