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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1917

Page

3

Wanted workers and tradesmen in early 20th century Virginia mines

Classified notices seek experienced arciatune winders machinists blacksmiths and welders with age and marital status details for Guyan Machine Shops Logan WV. Also a blacksmith for a mine on the main line N and W with wage range 4.00 to 4.50 daily. Includes farm listings and wartime employment ads plus stray horse and mule reward and government exam notices.

Arciatune Guyan Machine Shops Logan Jin Smith Daily Telegraph

Chicago Grain Market Reports From Rector Barham Brokers

The Chicago grain page shows wheat for July at 2.40 and Sept at 2.35, corn around 1.58 to 1.56 with Sept at 1.47, and oats in the 0.61 to 0.68 range. Cash close lists Wheat No 4 hard western at 2.72, Corn No 2 mixed at 1.73 to 1.75, Yellow at 1.73 and 1.54, and Oats No 2 white around 0.66 to 0.67 with standard 0.64 to 0.66.

Chicago

Class A Roads designated in Raleigh county

The Raleigh county court lists three main Class A roads under the new state law. The Giles Fayette and Kanawha turnpike runs 26 miles from Mercer to Fayette line, the Guyan river road spans 18 miles Beckley to Wyoming line, and the Logan turnpike covers 34 miles Beckley to Boone line. Total length 79 miles designated as first to receive state and federal aid.

County Court Raleigh County Giles, Fayette and Kanawha Mercer County Fayette Guyan River Beckley Wyoming County Logan Boone County

New State House Sought to Cut Costs and Centralize

The new state road commission will occupy the senate chamber as offices, a move praised for saving about 150 dollars monthly and seen as evidence the state needs a new state house. Lawmakers split on new burdens but acknowledge selling central Charleston property could be wise.

State Road Commission Senate Chamber Charleston

Norwegian Lutherans Combine Form New Church

The Norwegian Lutheran Church of America unites 500000 congregants from three prior bodies after years of negotiations culminated in a St. Paul ratification meeting at the auditorium. The fusion creates a single national church authority for Norwegian Lutherans in America. In a separate note, inventors claim a patent for ankle strapped shoe assist devices enabling walking on inclined roof spiked frames.

St. Paul, Minn

Thrift in West Virginia Schools Gains Attention

Thrift in public schools becomes a live issue per state department reports. Teachers aid in forming thrift classes as the next term opens. Piedmont pupils saved waste paper, sold it, and funded library additions. Other towns planted school gardens to be tended by pupils over the summer.

West Virginia State Department of Schools Piedmont

Warning note warns against counterfeit $1000 instrument

Warning warns against buying a 1000 dollar note dated Norton Virginia May 8 1917 payable to CC B Hancock and Chas I Fuller at the National Bank of Norton endorsed by C B Hancock and Chas I Fuller. Note mailed from Bluefield West Virginia May 29 1917 to Chas I Fuller Norton care Wise Hardware Co. A duplicate note issued. C P Hancock Denmark reports 6300 motorcyclists.

Norton, Va CC. B. Hancock Chas Fuller National Bank of Norton Wise Hardware Co C.B. Hancock Bluefield W. Va I. Fuller Care Wise Hardware Co C. P. Hancock

Cincinnati Wins Opener as Schueler Hit by Pitch Alters Mood

Cincinnati defeated Chicago 2 to 1 after three Cincinnati hits in the third inning. Schneider left after being struck by a batted ball in the ninth. Batteries Cadore and Meyer for Cincinnati. Schupp and Sh wrote the game for Chicago as the Cubs were held to four hits. Seattle?

KR. Thompson Groom Philadelphia St. Louis R. Johnson Loog Philadelonia Severold R Johnson Schang White Sox Washington Chicago Boston Detroit Danforth Scott Lynn Harper Gallia Ainsmith Cleveland Coveleskie New York O'Neill Shocker Love Nanauaker Walters Reds Cincinnati Schneider Cee Cadore Meyer Eller Wingo Schupp Cubs Demaree Wildness J

Red Cross Commission Ships To Aid France War Relief

Washington reports the American Red Cross commission heads to the Atlantic to organize relief for French troops and destitute. it will set up recreation centers and emergency medical resources, directing wartime aid in France and other needy areas with Waylon M. P. Murphy, a Guaranty Trust Co. vice president and army major, leading.

Washington American Red Cross Commission America France Atlantic Belgium United States Wayson M. P. Murphy The Guaranty Trust Co New York Army

Root heads American commission to Russia arrives in Siberia

Elihu Root and fellow members of the American commission to Russia arrive in Irkutsk on the way to Petrograd. Welcoming crowds at major stations cheer the visitors and hear speeches urging courage and hope for Russia while affirming broad American sympathy for the Russian democracy.

Irkutsk Siberia London Elihu Root Russia Petrograd Mr. Root

A Valuable Bird and Its Habits in the United States

The piece profiles the rough legged hawk from its northern breeding range returning to the United States in September and October and staying through April. It notes its large size broad wings and a dark breast band as identifying marks and its tame nature. It cites Dr A K Fisher and the US Biological Survey on its role as a key predator of meadow mice along with occasional small mammals.

United States A. K. Fisher United States Biological Survey

The Making of Paper in America

In 1867 the first U S wood pulp paper was made and it spurred knowledge spread akin to movable type. The piece recalls rag paper days, thrift, and the fear of future wood pulp shortages as substitutes emerge.

United States Portland Oregonian

Eye of the Storm Where Butterflies Ride the Calm

The article describes a calm zone at the storm center, the eye, where gales ease and rain stops. Butterflies are said to become briefly trapped in this aerial refuge, surviving much as if in a bottle, though motion is restrained.

England Professor Uses Giant Bubbles as Photo Backgrounds

Professor Boys of England created unusually large bubbles by heating soap solution and using a bellows and funnel. Bubbles reached circumferences up to two and a half feet and changed colors in sunlight, inspiring their use as photographic backgrounds.

Professor Boys England Popular Science Monthly

Banana Uses as Vegetable and Garnish

Unripe bananas may be used as a vegetable by halving, stewing twenty five minutes in a little water, draining and serving with a cauliflower cream sauce. Ripe bananas make a delicious meat garnish and can be fried in butter to top a broiled steak.

Love Letters of Wise Men Exchange Tale in Telegraph Note

A London Telegraph quip about love letters frames a quaint scene as a clerk denies readers the book, with a closing jab about advertising in the paper suggesting its value to readers and merchants.

London Telegraph

Court martial in Welch over shooting charge announced

A West Virginia National Guards court martial convened in Welch led by Lt. Col. Cray to try M. Bruce on a shooting charge. The trial's outcome remains undisclosed as publication is barred until official decision and notice. Miss Hess Graham, farewell honoree, celebrated with friends before her wedding to C. F. Burton in Radford.

W. E. Rubanks West Virginia National Guards W. JE. Mel Cray H.W. Rice W. BE. Hobanks C. L. Hailey A. 3. Guthrie McCray Miss Graham Hess Graham E. W. Womack Welch

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