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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1924

Page

26

Stock Prices Edge Higher In Brief Market Session

U S stock prices rose in a short Saturday session with uneven closes. Gains appeared in rails and utilities while off group buying and shorts covering produced bursts in producers and refiners. Montana Power led utility advances as European rates and weekly bank data showed mixed movement.

New York Marland Houston Maracaibo Atlantic Refining Erie Southern Railway Western Pacific Katy St. Louis Southwestern Montana Power Brooklyn Union Gas United Railways Investment Common Brooklyn-Manhattan Pittsburg Schulte Otis Elevator McCrory Stores International Nickel France Great Britain Federal Reserve Bank

Real Estate Transfers Reported for Record in County Clerk

Transfers filed yesterday include Delphia Cross and husband selling two lots at Trent and Mercer in Princeton for 8400 dollars to J P Richards. Belle Davidson et al sell to Brooks Ayers and wife at 56.8 64 3 Brushfork for 2840 dollars. St Martin, trustee, sells Bramwell Princeton road lot for 2500 dollars to D T Carr. D M Bailey and wife sell Matoaka lot for 450 dollars to Roy T Wright. George W Godfrey and wife sell Matoaka lot for 20 dollars to Roy T Wright.

Delphia Cross J. P. Richards Trent and Mercer Streets Princeton Belle Davidson Brooks Ayers St Martin D. T. Carr Bramwell-Princeton Road D. M. Bailey Roy T. Wright Matoaka George W. Godfrey

Bond Prices Edge Higher Amid Foreign Bond Activity

New York stock market quiet today with gains led by French and other European bonds on hopes of early Dawes plan debt readjustment after talks between British and French leaders. South American loans advance and domestic rail mortgages show modest gains while Liberty bonds rise fractions. Gas law setback boosts Brooklyn Union Gas bonds. rubber issues fall as price cuts spread.

New York New Haven International Great Northern Adjustment Peoria & Eastern Minneapolis & St. Louis Denver & Rio Grande Brooklyn Union Gas Company

Fourth of July Carnival Here Featured by Bluefield Legion

Bluefield Post No. 9 American Legion plans a monster Fourth of July celebration at the fairgrounds on July 4 and 5. Madison's Big Wild West Rodeo and Round-up features broncho busting roping bull dogging and horsemanship exhibitions. A carnival midway with concessions and fireworks day and night plus patriotic programs and firework displays are planned. Boy Scouts will police the grounds and assist traffic. Poppies sales raised 4122.56 for disabled veterans and families. A past commander badge was presented to Herbert D. May by Spiller Hicks.

Bluefield Post No. 9 American Legion Bluefield Fairgrounds Madison Texas Legion Bluefield Fred K. Prosser Ladies Auxiliary Herbert D. May Spiller Hicks May

Financial listings from Bluefield WV mining firms

A fragmented record shows payments and balances linked to Bluefield area companies. Items include Appalachian Power Co and First National Bank branches with amounts ranging from 56.00 to 895.00, naming coal firms such as Earliston Coal C and Elkhorn Coal Co and related entities in Pocahontas and surrounding counties.

Bluefield W. VA American Coal Co Appalachian Power Co Crasens Beas of War Co Pocahontas Co Earliston Coal C Elkhorn Gas Coal Co Elkhornseam Colliery Co First National Bank Northfork Mat Oak Little War Creek C. H. Mead-Coal Co. Coens C. Co Goyciaare

Harvest Gains Quiet as Wheat Futures Slip in Chicago

Harvest under way in the southwest and favorable conditions mostly influence prices. Talks of combining big elevator interests with farm co operatives do not affect quotes. July wheat at 1.13 1/8 to 1.13 1/8. September 1.14 3/4 to 1.14 7/8. Corn down 3/8 to 1 5/8 3/4, oats down 5/8 to 1 1/8 1 1/4, provisions down 7 to 10 cents.

Chicago

Cotton markets hold steady as prices show little change

New York markets report no price changes for fall on major cotton blanket producers. Silk and cotton blends trade freely in gray goods while yarns improve slightly amid wider market activity. Burlaps and woolen goods stay steady with silk in moderate demand.

New York

Dairy prices quoted on butter eggs cheese across New York markets

Butter firm receipts 10 608 with creamery higher than extras 43 43 1 2. Creamery extras 92 score 42 1 2. Eggs steady receipts 22 516 with nearby hennery whites firsts to extras 39 41 and 31 88 for nearby western hennery whites. Cheese firm receipts 108 134 state whole milk flats held fancy to fancy specials 24 1 2 26.

New York

On to Charleston committee forms for Bluefield Legion event

Louis M. Poff forms the On to Charleston committee to organize a large Bluefield Post delegation for the State convention August 17 to 19. The Bluefield Post band, 30 players, aims for 35 or 40 and performed a premeeting concert on Raleigh street. Paul McIlhaney launches an Until Paris savings club at Bluefield National Bank to fund a 1928 Paris Legion convention trip with ten dollar monthly installments over 45 months.

Louis M. Poff Charleston Bluefield Post Legion Department of West Virginia Bell Raliegh Street Paul Mcllhaney Bluefield National Bank Paris The American Legion France Tria

West Virginia Fourth of July Plans Mentioned

Louis M. Poff serves as general chairman of the Fourth of July committee and will hold several meetings this week. Committee members are urged to arrange attendance when called by Mr. Poff. After adjournment King Cole provided lemonade cookies and doughnuts to those present.

Paris West Virginia Louis M. Poff Poff King Cole

Certificates Awarded for Kindergarten Completion

At the close of Miss Blanche Millers kindergarten and continuation school certificates for the two years' course in kindergarten were awarded to Adelaide Bailey, David Dillard, Frances Frazier, Anthony Kell, Margaret Lilly, Bettie Brown Morisey, Jane Elizabeth.

Miss Blanche Millers Adelaide Bailey David Dillard Frances Frazier Anthony Kell Margaret Lilly Bettie Brown Morrisey Jane Elizabeth

June specials for sale at bargain real estate prices

A local ad lists numerous homes for sale with eight to six rooms on streets including College Avenue North Street Highland Avenue Jefferson Street and Rogers Street. Prices range from about 4 500 to 18 500 with terms like cash down payments and monthly installments and exchanges for other properties or notes.

College Avenue North Street Highland Avenue Jefferson Street New Midway Hale Addition Rogers Street

Completion Certificates Given At Continuation School

Rhoades and Edwin Sudduth. Those receiving certificates for completing the course required in continuation school were Helen Bradley, Elizabeth Cawley, Billy Minor Deverle, Clyde Diffenderfer, George Dillard, Walter Ferguson, Jesse Franklin Jr., Beatrice Lucas, John Elliott Rutherford and Harman Woodward. Girls who have this year completed some special work under Miss Miller and have made creditable showings are Mary Donglison, Margaret Moore, Alethia Hunter Parrish and Agnes Vawter.

Elliott Rutherford Harman Woodward Miss Miller Mary Donglison Margaret Moore Alethia Hunter Parrish Agnes Vawter

Homes for Sale on Multiple City Streets

Real estate listing details numerous houses and bargains across Union, College, Jefferson, Washington, East Princeton, Hanover, Rogers, Walnut, Hill, Bedford, Bramwell, and Carolina avenues. Properties feature six to eleven rooms, baths, basements, hot water heat, garages, and level or well fenced lots with quick possession and varied down payments. Prices range from 3 750 to 17 000 with monthly terms offered. Vacant lots also advertised.

Union Street Puraghaser College Avenue Jefferson Street Washington Street Albemarle Street Princeton Avenue Hanover Street Tazewell Street Russell Terrace Rogers Street Walnut Street Highland Avenue Hill Street Bedford Street New Midway Bramwell Road Carolina Avenue

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