Local notices and ads from Bluefield and Pocahontas area
A collage of items includes coal and fuel ads from City Coal Co and Pocahontas Fuel Co, a bake sale notice by Presbyterian Womans Affa Hia r y, and school and auction service promotions. Also listed are rental offerings, a Bluefield Chapter meeting, Basement waterproofing, dress sale by Weinberg, men’s suit sale by Marcos Tailoring, Beaver High Annuals arrival, and departures of Platnick family to New York.
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Marcos Tailoring Co
Etra
Bluefield Visitor Farthest From Home Care in 1920sAd
The Bluefield city hotel registers name W. Robinson of Chicago as the farthest from home traveler today. Classified notices advertise real estate in Flat Top Realty offerings, local shop services, and a June 18 bake sale by Bluefield Hadnesas Chapter. Public notices warn creditors and debtors of Sisson’s Grocery, with June deadlines and filing requirements.
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Bluefield
W. Robinson
Chicago, IL
Hadnesas
East End Pharmacy
Bluefield News Briefs Highlight Prohibition Arrests and Local Developments
Bluefield reports include Arthur Miles remanded to jail on liquor possession charges after arrest by state officers. Leg Huling, wanted in McDowell County on a felony, also remanded to the county jail. Norfolk and Western adds a new electric locomotive valued around 300000, with more due this year. Dr Marshall W Sinclair joins St Luke's Hospital pathology lab. A new Chinese restaurant led by Harry H Woo prepares to open on Bland Street. Track rebuilding progresses on Bluefield avenue and Mercer Street with Bluefield to Bland Street work upcoming. Federal Court Judge George W McClintic arrives for June term. Stone wall work on Bland Street to Maple Park continues, using sandstone from Stony Ridge. Appalachian Power erects steel poles on Bland Street replacing wooden poles. Concrete pouring begins on the Dr Thomas B Perry building’s second story at Bland and Federal streets.
Graham Gains New Residents And Builders
Mrs. Bert Phillips returns from Whitesburg and Jenkins Kentucky to Graham. J W Snyder arrives today from Columbus after attending a Norfolk and Western shot foremen meeting. J F Gidlespie, recently buying Cash Grocery, plans to move his family to Graham. Mr Baker will start building new homes in Bluefield Virginia immediately.
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Bert Phillips
Whitesburg
Jenkins
J. W. Snyder
Columbus
Norfolk and Western System
Graham
J. F Gidlespie
Tazewell
Cash Grocery Company
Mr. Baker
Bluefield
Relatives Search for Clift Yard Victim Identified T Tidewater Link
Relatives of a young man killed at Clift Yard last week have not yet been located. The undertaker confirms he was a former Tidewater Coal and Goke Company employee in McDowell County, identified by a tailor mark on his coat. The suit came from Tidewater and sale records are missing.
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Clift Yard
Tidewater Coal and Goke Company
McDowell County
Tidewater Company
G. W. Lartoen
Union Leaders Pressed in West Virginia Courts
In Fayetteville state officials press union leaders Fred Mooney and William Blizard of the United Mine Workers in West Virginia as part of a long running series of legal battles. Two suspects are held without action in a murder case. Minister MacDonald states authorities are on the case as a grave breach is pursued.
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Indletasente
Dictmente Nalt c. Yg
United Ming Workers
West Virginia
Fred Mooney
William Blizard
Fayetteville
Rmans
Scom Slomp
Coolidge
Oil
Findlay
Wooster Oil
James L Lynch
Syracuse
International Typographical Union
Charter P. Howard
Detroit
Indianapolis
Civil War era figures and reconstruction claims noted
The text records audit findings that Salamans heirs were owed 658 007 13. Manuel Nordacet of North Carolina, a Washington staff member, rose to major general and gave 100 000 to the American freedom cause. It notes the Jew's Civil War activities and 7 784 served, with several achieving brigadier and major general ranks.
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Salamans
Manuel Nordacet
North Carolina
Washington
Enlistment Notes Across Jewry and Baseball Trade News
Judith Benjamin speaks on Jewish enlistment in the Civil War era and the Spanish American War. New York Nationals release pitcher Ooeschger to the Louisville club for balance in a winter trade. Ooeschger arrived from Boston in exchange for outfielders Stengel and Cunningham. Light and wireless waves travel at 186000 miles per second.
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Judith
Benjamin
Lewish
Oratary
New York
Oeschger
Colonels New York
New York Nationals Today
Joseph Ooeschger
Louisville Club
American Association
Wayland Dean
Oceschger
Bostom
Outfelders Stengel
Cunningham
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Coal Co
Cruise Bros
U.S. Realty Auction Co
Union Bank
Fluefield
W. Va
Pocahontas Ridg
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Bramwell
J. E. Biggs
Edward Cooper
Summit City
Summit City Business College
Air Royal Arch Masons
Dawson Payne
the Coal Co
Mercer
West Virginian
Mints
Pahkrman
B. Kitts
Citizens Coal & Supply Co
South Bluefield
Weinberg
Beaver High
Pharmacy
Ben Platnick
David Platnick
The
Platnick Brom Co
Ida Platnick
Bessie Platnick
Morton
Exchange
Federal
Albemarle
Sisson
J. A. Lilly
Sissons
H. A Lilly
Flat Top Realty Company
Bland Avenue
Flat Top Realty Co
Sekton
Hale
Maryland Avenue
Flat Top Realty
Cumberland Inn
Memorial Avenue
Grant Smith
Noe Country Hama Ash Pe Grocery Co
Virginia
Wankla Grocery Co
Mankla Grocery Co
Harry F. Jones
Accountant and Auditor Systems— Tax Service
Aud
Bradmann
DR. N. M. Counts
Honaker
Dept. Store
Federal Street
Mercer Funeral Home
Bland Street
WM. H. Carr
Abrams
Coal & Coke
Res
Vincent Paoliello
Floor Coal & Coke Bidg
Annes
Phone 1768
George. Washington
Mount Vernon
Atkin’s
Princeton Avenue
Pione
Biwefeld, We. Ya
James Stott Piano Tuner
National Association
iHawkins Undertaking
Bland St
N. E. Rierson
Br. J
Osteopathic
Bluefield, W. VA
Frederick W. Black
HS Semmers Street
Beauty Shoppe
Zora
PRAC
J. P. Andrews
Commercial Bank Building
Matoaka
Dr. Hess
Pratt’s Stock & Poultry
South Bluefield Pharmacy
Cor. Bland and
North Streets
Kent & Kent
Abram
Jefferson Street
Firet Corner
Jefferson St
Johnson
W. H. Harry & Co
the American Legion
Arthur Miles
Powhatan
T. 4. Jackson
Miles
McDowell
Leg Huling
Baldwin West Dftective
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Norfolk Gno. Western
Marshall W. Sinclair
Hampton, Va
St. Luke's Hospital
Sinclair
Harry H. Woo
Bloomington
Mr. Woo
Princeton Power Company
Bluefield Avenue
Popular Street
Imi
Mercer Street
South Street
Federal Court
George W. McClintic
United States Court For
Southern District of West Virginia
Chaveston
McClintic
Dooim Lamanaca
Maple Park Cemetery
Preston
Union Streets
Stony Ridge
Appalachian Power Company
Unm Company
D. J. Phipps
Dr. Thos. B. Perry
Bland
Federal Streets
Bluefield Lodge
Independent
Order of B'nai B’rith
B'nai B'rith
H. B. Lee
Arthur Harrison
Harry L. Green@pon
Harry Greenspon
B. D. Lenett
Harry Gross
Sam Levy
FE. Gilbert
Misa Dina Lisagor
Princeton
Mr. Lee
Lee
Isaquis de Santages
Gabriel Sanches
Lisbon
Judea Crugues
China
Philadelphia
Carpenter Hall
Valley Forge
Haym Salzman
Continental Congress
Monroe
Congress
Industry
National Business College
Roanoke
Babe Ruth
Buster Brown
M. G. Whitlow Home. Co
Goodykoonts Drug Co
Good Drug Stores
Symphony Lawn
Goodykoontz Drug Co
East End
Bluefield Pharmau
Fairview
Bland and
South Streets
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