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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
5
A Graham Daily News reader urges strong action at the Graham school board to address chronic leadership turnover and aging principals. The writer argues for decisive reform, explains why youthful energy and vigor are needed, and emphasizes the school as a public trust.
Virginia produced 7,959,585 short tons of coal in 1914 valued at 8,032,448 dollars, down from 1915 in quantity and value. Decrease stems from weaker coke demand and reduced needs of railroads and cotton mills. output per worker fell from 964 to 865 tons, with daily production at 3.59 tons. The overall mine workforce rose slightly to 9,183.
Week ending June notes remaining letters include Hero Allen Blair Jeter Buchannan J R Cullen M C Day Human Bottling Co Ramses Jackson Clarence Jefferson J Dan Jennings Milton Jones W J Reese M C Landrum G L Little Clarence Norris W T Rives H M Smith and others. Foreign names Vincenzo Jerantano Ku Guiseppi Al Signori Domineco EF Ramezy Di Guiseppi Nell. Claim by in person. one cent required per letter.
An old time medical column explains gland swelling and blood health, praising a herbal preparation as essential to blood purity and gland function. It urges readers to obtain a bottle of the remedy and consult a Medical Adviser for stubborn cases. A legal note mentions a case sent to the grand jury and a fine range of ten to one hundred dollars under the law.
Yesterday afternoon the U S Woolen Mills Company faced grand jury action before Squire Chambers. The charge involves a recent legislative prohibition on misrepresentation in advertising, with the warrant alleging violations by the company.
A Farmers' Telephone line connects Enoch Daw son and Edna Perkins on a weekend invite. Miscommunication arises as Sallie Short overhears Edna’s rival claim via the ring signals, prompting an awkward three way mix up and a potential outing decision.
In the Southern District of West Virginia a bankruptcy proceeding for Harry Watts of Pinefield, Mercer County, is noted. A first meeting of creditors is set for June 15, 1915 in Bluefield at 10 a.m., with proof of claim forms and trustee appointment to be addressed, under Harold A. Ritz as Referee.
A claim that their service makes clothes last longer and returns dainty goods on time, carefully finished to please the most particular customers.
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