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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1925

Page

17

Oklahoma oil people visit Bluefield and plan Norfolk trip

The Shelton family from near Oklahoma City, long-time landowners, have built a 17-well oil operation on their tract sold for 900 dollars decades ago. They arrived by train to Bluefield Virginia and will sail to Norfolk for a coastal visit with relatives and Martha Washington College associates.

Shelton Place Mr. Shelton Sheltons Norfolk Atlantic Vara L. Wright A. J. Wright

Notice to water consumers warns of shortage risk

The city warns water users that the spring may run dry if rain does not come in the next day or two. Citizens are urged to conserve water and avoid sprinkling lawns or washing cars. Dated June 4 1925. City Mayor Kennets Patty.

Kennets Patty

Remark on Bluefield Impressions by Visiting Motor

A visitor commented that Bluefield seemed a more imposing city than the places he had seen, praising the local cli mate and noting his unfamiliar motor journey.

Bluefield

House Fly Fight urged as warm weather returns

The article urges residents to combat house flies from the start as warmth returns, stressing first strike then persistent effort to reduce the nuisance and disease spread. It notes changes like pig-pens and cow-sheds removal and cars replacing horses help lessen flies and emphasizes flies transfer filth to people. George Sarver works lone brick mason on west end dwelling followed by a near completion project by J F Dudley on a south side lot. Gladys and Ruby McMullin depart for Huntington for Marshall College summer session.

Aeer Virginia George Sarver J. F. Dudley Dudley

Weather Talk Sparks Hot Conversation Among Townsfolk

Citizens discuss the unusually warm nine week period with jokes about melting ice cream and Fahrenheit fever. Some claim thermometers hit ninety nine in the shade while exaggerations of hot air and cooked fish circulate after a day near the Narrows.

Mark Twain Esterday Narrows Fce East River Peters Mountains Wolfe Creek

Erect Monument To Hub Hunter By Local Firm

Wright and Mathews completed a monument at the Hub Hunter site to honor the Bluefield auto driver who died in a fall race at the local fair grounds. Hunter is buried in Monta Vista cemetery on the Princeton road. The same firm is also placing a monument in Maple Hill for J. H. Lawson, shot and killed on the Winding Gulf last winter.

Wright and Mathews Hunter Bluefield Monta Vista Princeton Road Maple Hill J. H. Lawson Gulf

Heat relief sought by Bluefield residents

Bluefield residents sought relief from the sun with shade and a refreshing mountain breeze. The Bluestone Valley pool area saw many visitors from East River Mountain to Shanondale as heat persisted. Josh Alley distributed "safety first" posters to educate motorists about highway crossings after a severe weekday smash was pictured on the campaign material.

Bluefieldiies East River Mountain Cora Shannondale Bluestone Valley Shanondale Josh Alley Clinch Valley Pullman

Summers Trial Echoes Politics Debate

The article discusses the indictment and trial of L. P. Summers, a former Republican leader and U S district attorney, debating whether politics influenced the proceedings. It notes Summers’ supporters argue politics did not determine the verdict and cites Democratic leaders and Judge Hutton urging acquittal.

L. P. Bummers United States Ninth Distre Congress Newsper Summers

Volunteer Offered Service for Lou Summers Esteem

A person volunteered his service out of high regard for Lou Summers, reflecting a notable esteem within the community and loyalty to Summers.

Lou Summers

Moving Back to Bluefield Virginia Hinton Family

M. D. Hinton and family plan a move from Washington to Bluefield Virginia with daughter Viv Hinton formerly a popular Virginia Side schoolgirl. Ver non Hinton works for Appalachian Power in Wytheville. Joe Pruett a U S postman returns to work after a hot sun incident. Pete Crockett substituted for Pruett. Joe says he is feeling better.

Joe Pruett United States Pete Crockett Thury Mr. Pruett Joe

Hobbif J Longworth Heads to Winston-Salem

J Longworth left Tuesday for Winston-Salem to inspect the hobby ed and review their status.

J. H. Longworth Winston-Salem

Real estate transfers filed in county court clerk office

Real estate transfers recorded yesterday include Allie Shelton and husband transferring 10 acres near Matooka to C. C. Brammer et al for $1. Also W. Douthat and wife to Carland.

Allie Shelton C. C.brammer Matoaka W. Douthat Carland

Real estate transfers in Bluefield Princeton and nearby areas

Multiple property transfers recorded in Bluefield Princeton and nearby areas with buyers and sellers including Walton Sudduth George F Dougherty Clark M Thornton James Edward Yost J B Johnston Fred M Sutherland M Parris H B Mayes P H Hounisom Fred S Harry Beatrice Fiel and others. Considerations range from 1101 to 7500 dollars for various lots and parcels including Bluefield Princeton and Ree ition.

George F. Daugherty Walton Sudduth Bluefield Georgef. Dougherty G. A. Williams L. D .Feuchtenberger W. C. Neikirk C. D. O'Brien Reid Reid Land & Improvement Co Princeton Clark M. Thornton A. G. Huff Mountain Park James Edward Yost R. W. Honaker J. B. Johnston A. G. Booth Fred M. Sutherland C. W. Freeman M. Parris Joe Phillps Bluestone Junction M. G. Harper Charles B

Nearsighted man donates gold coin then a penny to church

In Middletown Connecticut a man placed a gold piece in the church collection and returned the next day to explain his plan. The treasurer handed back the gold coin and the man, grateful, gave her a quarter after donating a penny to the church.

Middletown Conn

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Oe Seeld Virginia News Oklahoma Gladys Ruby McMullin Huntington Marshall College Paramount Hirsch Bros. & CO Louisvele, KY Bluefield Grocery CO Hub Hunter Bluefield Gas & Power Co Bland Street Glenwood Consideration Fred Harry Shelby R. Thompson Beatrice M. Fiel B. M. Turner Park Avenue Sanders Russell County Virginians Blue City Blue Boys
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