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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1926
Page
10
The notice outlines ad pricing and formatting for the Two Virginias newspaper. It states two cents per first insertion and one cent per word for each subsequent insertion, with ads set in 12 point type at five cents per word per insertion.
Foreclosure of a trust deed dated October 1924 by L H Bird and M H to secure C T Peery & Sons. Sale July 3 1926 at 10 am at Coal Building Princeton WV for cash on multiple Royal Street property lots in Round House Addition. Also bankruptcy discharge petition for Stella Levie trading as City Meat Market Bluefield is set for hearing July 19 1936 in Bluefield WV with notice to creditors.
A printed list of crossword hints appears with horizontal and vertical entries. Clues cover tea containers vessels glazed brick burdens gun sound reappear chaste dirty pearls father narrate debt before desire guests dramatic pieces cloth measure wit winged sixth note silk fibers lower place net weight of container apartment house many items to complete bravery weather opposite blushes finished marked lines rail station clothing terms sound organ measure area wealth ruined energy settee dry captivated ravine worn edges flax soak slope tags behind loan beer type of letters large water unite metal iron 2000 points born exist
Notice lists duplicates sought for stock certificates of American Finance Co and a trustee sale of Lot No. 12 in section 679 Bluefield WV scheduled July 15 1926 at 10 am at the Law and Commerce Building front door. Includes dissolution resolutions for Dun Bray Land Company and appointment of George Douglinson Jr as trustee to convert assets and distribute proceeds.
On May 27 1926 stockholders adopt two resolutions to dissolve the corporation and surrender its charter. Debts to be paid and assets distributed pro rata to stockholders after required notices. Also notes and trust deed actions plan public sale of Princeton area parcels on July 24 1926 to satisfy debt.
The United States Supreme Court ruled the tariff on satin baby bunting and silk baby shoes embroidered with braid is not the higher rate applied to ordinary shoes. The decision affects items including satin baby bunting and embroidered baby shoes. Washington notes the ruling sets a lower duty for these infant footwear goods.
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