Personal notices from Bluefield area residents
A series of short items lists residents visiting traveling and staying with relatives. Names include Mrs W B Steele Miss Anna Bensey Mr and Mrs C W Frazier and children Mrs G E McCloskey Harry Douthat Dr R B Shanklin Mrs A W Alden Jim Ed Wagner Mrs G D Christian Dr Whitted Mr and Mrs C L Barrow Bristol Tenn guests Joe Sanders and Hugh Shott have returned home from an absence.
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W. B. Steele
Pounding Mill
Anna Bensey
Maybeury
Rolfe
C. W. Frazier
Charleston
G. E. McCloskey
Clarksburg
Bluefield
Marie
Harry Douthat
Louisville
R. B. Shanklin
Gary
Dr. Shanklin
Claude Baughner
St. Luke’s Hospital
A. W. Alden
Philadelphia
Nantucket
Jim Ed Wagner
Emory and Henry College
Pocahontas Coal and Coke Company
Mullins
Wyoming County
G. D. Christian
Swords Creek
St. Luke's Hospital
Whitted
C. L. Barrow
Bristol
Tenn
J. G. Barrow
Union Street
Harry Charleton
Joe Sanders
Hugh Shott
West Virginia University attendance among Morgantown residents
Morgantown residents continue studies at West Virginia University. Bluefield students at the state university are expected home today. Mrs J B Moseley returns from South Carolina visit and brings her sister Miss Catherine Galloway as guest for a time.
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Morgantown
West Virginia University
The
State University
J. B. Moseley
Due West
South Carolina
Catherine Galloway
World’s Largest Uncut Gem Found in Nevada
A colossal black opal was discovered in a new Nevada mining district in spring 1917. Weighing 2,566.56 carats, it measures 3.15 by 3.13 by 2.13 inches and remains flawless with a spectral display of blues greens and reds.
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Nevada
Archie Rice
Scientific American
Reaching for World Trade In United States Commerce List
A cosmopolitan view of the weekly trade chances assembled by the U S department of commerce for American business information. The document compiles varied sources to inform market opportunities and global exchange possibilities.
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United States Department of Commerce
Rumor of Hungary Crown Sale Fades as Government Keeps It
A European press rumor from the Bela Kun era that Hungary would sell its crown faded. Commentators note the crown was the oldest mentioned for sale and contrast it with the newer German crown tied to 1871. The Hungarian crown’s legendary origin around the year 1000 is emphasized.
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Bela Kun
Hungary
Europe
Kaleer
Flying Dreams and Psychic Tendencies Mentioned in Dream Study
The article notes a 100000 Swiss marks price earlier linked to a sale and discusses the meaning of flying dreams. It explains that rising and skimming assets may signal pleasant surprises, while escaping a sinister presence in dreams can warn of plots. It adds that flying dreams often occur in people with psychic tendencies.
August Renoir Dies at 78 in France After Art Sale
The famed French impressionist August Renoir died at Cagnes sur Mer at age seventy eight. His Pont Nett painting recently sold for 100000 francs. Renoir, among the first impressionists, worked to the end and spoke of beginning to know his trade as he neared seventy.
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August Renoir
Cagnes
France
Pont Nett
Renoir
Daisy and Jim Love Tested by Civilian Clothes
The note recalls Daisy’s affection shifting as Jim shed his soldier’s uniform and returned to civilian life, suggesting a change from glamor to ordinary devotion.
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Daisy
Jim
Angrist Sameth Company Applies New Summer Hours
The Angrist Sameth Company announces summer hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily except Saturday closing at 9 p.m. Employees receive one afternoon off weekly with Saturday night rotation and a two week paid vacation for those with a year’s service. Other merchants expected to follow.
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Angrist-Sameth Company
Ford After Coal
Henry Ford may close his Detroit plant over coal shortages. He dispatched a representative to the Norfolk and Western and Virginian fields to buy a coal operation for fuel. Local coal men offered no reports of negotiations yesterday.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
Huntington
Norfolk and Western
Virginian
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