Last Notice to Seven Taxpayers for Payment
Public notice announces final demand to seven taxpayers for overdue payments. The notice outlines the penalties and final deadline before further collection actions are taken.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
3
Public notice announces final demand to seven taxpayers for overdue payments. The notice outlines the penalties and final deadline before further collection actions are taken.
The Williams receiver for Fidelity Bank and Trust Company sues S M Smith Insurance Agency and others. On July 14 1915 the commissioner will execute the circuit court decree in Bluefield requiring all parties to bring books papers vouchers and evidence.
Creditors of W T Oliver deceased must present claims for adjudication to James S Kahle, commissioner, at his Mercer County office by July 20 1915, under a circuit court decree subjecting Oliver's real estate to debts. Witness H D Karnes, clerk, June 11 1915.
A list of alarm signal locations and telephone lines for the city, including intersections such as Bluefield Avenue with Sublette and Barnes, Raleigh Street with Federal Avenue, and various street pairs. Central Station is noted with a Militia Call and alarm dispatch.
Becker blasted a fourth inning homer with two on to turn the game for Philadelphia in a 5 4 win over Brooklyn. Dell faltered in the fourth as Brooklyn tallied. Other scores: New York split with Boston, Pittsburg and Brooklyn split a doubleheader, Cooper steals home for Brooklyn in a 5 2 win over Kansas City, Chase hits two homers as Buffalo beats St Louis 5 4, Pittsburgh tops Baltimore 7 1, Chicago beats Newark 1 0, Washington shuts out Philadelphia 5 0, Speaker delivers fifth hit in Boston loss to New York, Chicago wins third straight with a 4 2 victory over St Louis.
The country club hosts its first golf tournament of the season on Saturday July 3 and Monday July 5. Saturday features medal play over eighteen holes starting at 2 PM. Monday offers a flag competition and a driving contest with about twenty entrants already registered. Prizes will be awarded to winners.
The article explains cataract as an opaque lens causing blindness, notes it can arise at any age but is common in old age, and lists causes such as birth defects, disease, injury, and exposure to light. It discusses treatment mainly by surgical removal and cites rapid development after injury and slower progress in the elderly.
The article explains rare medium and well done as terms describing meat doneness. It clarifies that rare means outside seared with interior raw, medium retains some pink yet juices lose red color, and well done lacks pink but should not be overcooked. It notes meat choice depends on budget and habits, with excessive meat wasting money and stressing organs.
A Barnard College survey finds fifty three percent of its girl graduates are engaged in paid occupations. The report notes focus on employment paths and professional entry after graduation.
An old style ad urges readers to buy Sentanel Laxatives for constipation and torpid liver. It claims an all vegetable formula with no calomel and no habit forming drugs. The piece invites physician approval and offers a 10 dose box for 10 cents or a free trial package.
The Painted Post myth recounts how a painted post marking a burial by the Tioga Conhocton riverside became a watershed landmark. After a 1770 raid, Captain Montour died and a post with symbols stood by the river until it rotted and was kept in a tavern barroom until 1810.
A naturalist describes a snake trap where a cobra falls into a biscuit can with macaroons. The cobra’s head injures itself as it slides into the can, leaving it trapped until morning, then killed. Indian natives claim each human death from a snake reduces joints until only the venomous head remains, after which the snake gains wings and vanishes.
A dramatic clock dialogue from the Philadelphia Press where the second hand pressures the minute and hour hands to hurry. The hour hand insists they are in time and advises everyone to mind their own business, delivering a moral about self-reliance.
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