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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1925
Page
8
A charming four room cottage with dining alcove and bath. The low ground siting, slender porch columns, green roof and shutters on cream siding create an appealing picture. Interiors feature two well separated bedrooms, built in storage, a front door opening to the living room, and an efficient kitchen with basement stairs near the back door.
Report from Bluefield on the American Furniture Mart and Furniture Club of America show. Attendees praise colorful, diverse pieces, space needs, and lower distribution costs. Kammer and Samson note fall lines will be most satisfactory in years and anticipate a 472-foot tower addition.
London reports that in the seventeenth century Billingsgate market was leased for a small annual sum but current rental has surged to about 175000 dollars, indicating a dramatic increase in market value.
The Bluefield Building & Loan Association opens for business with many shareholders. Such associations pool small monthly savings into a larger fund to loan at interest, offering about seventy eight months to maturity and four percent early withdrawal interest. Strong entities include Bluefield Building & Loan Association, State Banking Commission, banks cooperating on dues.
Buxton England July 28 The sole woman weather clerk Miss E W Pilkington has ditched official bulletins for playful forecasts pleasing locals but criticized by officials. Her lines mix humor with weather terms noting shortages of therms and an oriental winds theme, ending with a quip about qualifying for a weather championship.
Detailed plans and specifications of this home may be obtained at low cost by writing to the Home Plan Editor of the Daily Telegraph.
A program of exceptional merit will be performed in the Bluefield Institute auditorium at 8 o'clock this evening. The lineup includes Maceo Jackson, Vernard Howard, Edward Fouth, Theodore Rutherford, and Mrs Myrtle Jones Parks, all noted artists with strong ties to the institute.
Four year old Dorothy Vornea St. Clair dies at home on Mercer Street from typhoid and meningitis after a four week illness. She leaves parents Mr. and Mrs. M Hawkins and a three year old sister and ten month old brother. Funeral at 3 PM from the parental home, Rev. J T Stinson officiating. Interment Monte Se Cemetery.
Zemo is reported to act quickly when used per instructions, delivering prompt relief. The notice emphasizes effectiveness and speed in stopping the targeted condition with proper application.
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