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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1925

Page

9

Bluefield Area Advertisements and Coal Trade Notes

A compilation of Bluefield area notices and coal trade items lists shop openings and offerings from Watts Bros Co and Pedigo’s, tailoring services by Kahn in Indianapolis, plus Mercier Coal Company and Mercer Coal Company ads. Local auctions, rentals, car listings, and a police arrest are noted alongside production figures for the Pocahontas field for December and the year 1916 as a peak.

Pocahostas Pocahontas

City board approves manager recommendations on Lawrence avenue

The Bluefield board of directors approved the city manager's recommendations at the last meeting. They discussed vacating Lawrence avenue through the Bluefield Colored Institute property and improving Hill avenue with state funding. Gasoline tests for water will begin under city laboratory supervision, after the manager secured testing equipment at low cost. The November municipal report was distributed and directors later toured the new city building.

Board of Directors Lawrence Avenue Bluefield Colored Institute Hill Avenue Bluefield Ridley

There will be preaching at the A. M. E. Zion church

There will be preaching all week at the A. M. E. Zion church on Wilson Street led by Rev. 8 H Spruill of Gary. Rooms for rent furnished to gentlemen preferred full location. Call phone 1083 L.

A. M. E. Zion Church Wilson Street H. Spruill Gary

Road Commission Tags Spark Huntington Court Challenge

Huntington officials refuse to recognize state road commission tags used to summon drivers over 1924 license plates. Magistrate G C Withrow and Prosecuting Attorney L R Via say warrants or escort arrests are required for enforcement. About 300 tagged drivers since year start show 1925 license applications.

Huntington W. Va Justice’s Office Withrow Guyandotte

Tragic poison case links mother to hospital three children

A Bluefield tragedy centers on a mother who allegedly fed acid to her three young children, leaving a death note of romantic sorrow. The four surviving Lambert children include Thelma fourteen Elmo thirteen Billy nine and Walter seven. Mr Lambert and his wife Mattie Blackwell had moved from Norton to Bluefield where he worked as a factory foreman and later Norfolk and Western employee. The motive remains unclear and no funeral plans were announced.

Imbert Fg Barat JSON Lambert Tilda Blackwell Montrose Street Virginia Bluefield Rev Pierce Blackwell Greenville, Tenn Stuart Blackwell Roanoke John and Pierce Blackwell Blue Truby Lamb Thelma Elmo Billy Walter Graham Mattress O. A. Medcalf Metcalf Mattie Blackwell Lamberts Norton Norfolk and Western

Sermons by Dr. J Layton Mauze Draw Westminister Congregation

Large crowds listen intently as Dr J Layton Mauze preaches at Westminster Presbyterian church this week. The messages focus on Lazarus and the stone of indifference and urge complete surrender to Jesus as master and overseer. Afternoon talks at three and evenings at 7 30 emphasize practical lessons from Joseph and living faith.

J. Layton Mauze Westminster Presbyterian Church Dr. Mauze Westminster Lazarus Jesus Joseph Potiphar God

Norfolk and Western car loadings break 1924 records

The Norfolk and Western Railway set new 1924 highs with 444,726 car loadings, surpassing the wartime peak of 1917 by 8,660. Coal and coke loadings reached 633,901, up 5,611 from 1923, while total 1924 tonnage likely exceeds 1917 figures as fleet capacity expanded and larger cars replace smaller ones.

Norfolk and Western Railway Norfolk and Western Lambert's Point Virginian and Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Virginian Chesapeake and Ohio

Commerce Street Tidied Up After Annex Construction

The elevator used by the Law and Commerce building project has been wrecked and Commerce Street around the annex is being cleaned. Contractor H. A. Lucas crews will pave the remaining section of the street early next spring.

Law and Commerce Commerce Street H. A. Lucas

Shaded Chiffon Evening Negligee Described in Detail

The piece notes shaded chiffon creates a refined evening negligee with a dark hemline effect. It emphasizes the fabric’s color depth and elegance for formal wear.

License required for driving in West Virginia

G E Buchanan state traffic officer warns drivers that a state operators license and a chauffeur license are mandatory for all car and truck operation. About 300000 WV motorists lack permits as of yesterday, with a campaign to enforce licensing beginning January 9. Apply at 313 First National Building to obtain the required licenses. Local motorists should not confuse state permits with Bluefield city licenses.

A& State G. E. Buchanan Buchanan West Virginia Virginia State Road Commission First National Building Bluefield

Meeting Chiro Practors Association Holds First Meeting

The Southern West Virginia Chiro Practors Association held its first meeting of the year at Dr. J. P. Andrews in the city. Dr. William Cassell presided as chairman and a strong turnout heard talks from Dr. A C Cochran, Dr. Ward Martin, Dr. J P Andrews, Dr. G A Havachek, Dr. Georgia B. Smithson, and Dr. William Cassell on advancing the profession and service to humanity. The next session will be in Princeton with date to be announced.

Southern West Virginia Chiro Practors Association J. P. Anderws Wiliam Cassell A. C. Cochran Northfork Ward Martin Bluefield J. P. Andrews G. A. Havac

Legion to stage big dance Friday night at the dugout

The American Legion plans a large dance Friday from 9 to 2 at the dugout. Davidson's Orchestra of Huntington, a nine man group, will provide music and is praised as one of the best to play in Huntington. The legion dance committee pushed to secure top entertainment.

Davidson The American Legion Huntington the Legion Dance Committee

Best City Dance Orchestras Secure Dasidions

A leading city ensemble has spent heavily to secure Dasidions for a Friday night dance. Audiences expect a top performance and praise for one of the finest orchestras to play in the city.

Preliminary hearing continued for E F Sproles in manslaughter case

The preliminary hearing for E F Sproles on a manslaughter charge over the death of 15 year old Mabel Waller who was crushed against a Bland street building by a truck has been continued. Sproles was released on $2500 bond by Squire Henry B Kitts and bond was renewed as the hearing date moved to January.

E. F. Sproles Mabel Waller Bland Street Sproles Henry B. Kitts

Automobile Fire Extinguished Before City Firemen Arrive

An automobile owned by Henry Perkins caught fire at Federal and Raleigh streets Tuesday at about 7 o clock. The flames were extinguished before firemen arrived and caused no damage to the vehicle. It was the first alarm the department had received in several days.

Federal Raleigh Henry Perkins

Ten Alleged Traffic Violators Fined in Police Court

Ten persons charged with speeding and passing street cars while discharging passengers were tried in police court. Each received a minimum fine of 10 dollars with a warning that a second offense would bring the limit. It was the largest arraignment under the city traffic ordinance to date.

Speed enforcement tightens after week of campaign

A week into a traffic ordinance enforcement, publicity waned and few motorists were cited. Chief Dili noted that after initial publicity, speeding has risen again and promised stricter action by the department. Cocoa history mentions Cocoa first introduced around 400 years ago in 1700.

Dili Hie Department

Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief

An old patent medicine ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as safe and effective for colds. It claims first dose relieves, second and third break up the cold, and notes it has no quinine or alum. Millions reportedly use it at thirty five cents with a pharmacist guarantee.

Also Mentioned on This Page

City Coal Co Kabe Tailoring Superior Kahn Indianapolis Pedicos Bowers Coal Co Olenwood Park J. F West Virginian Watts Bros. Co Lynchburg Harry H. Creatham Kahn Tailoring Mr. Ferrer Pedigo Mercer Coal Company Geo. J. Smith Metels Watts Bros Co Harry H. Cheatham Flecant Homes South Bluefield Oliver Binefield B. M P. LU B. A. Eubanks W. M. Ferguson Kaba Tailoring Kaba Tailoring Co E. &. Pedigo Co E. P. Ferrell Florida Frult Association George Williams Patrick Count Appalachian Power Company Atkins Princeton Ave Harry F. Jones Accountant and Auditor Systems — Tax Service Anodus Bradmann N. M Honaker Dept Federal Street WM. H. Carr Osteopath Abrams 405 Coal & Coke Bland St Poere Fay Princeton Avenue J. B. Eades Osteopathic Bluefield, W. Vi Phere James Stott National Association Grand Piano Co Bradmano R. L. Morris Bluefield, W. Va Altamont Pete Henry Rodgin Company Jewelers Mercer Funeral Home Modern Funeral Establishment Harry L. Greenspon B. C. J. Grounds Tags Road Commission Zemo Hall Radio Supply Co Kent & Kent Cor North and Jefferson St J. W. Wade Princeton L. A. Pine L. Bluefield Bluefield Gas & Power Co Norfolk & Western Point Scott Scott & Bowne Bloomfield, N Legion Durden Pape Isadore Cohen Company Jewelers Federal St. Ritz Bldg West Virginian Hotel Miss Sue Isadore Cohen Jewelers J. ‘Ss. Compton Wile Goodykoontz Drug Company Three Good Drug Stores East End Bluefield Pharmacy Bluefield Ave Pairview Pharmacy Bland and South Streets
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