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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
6
A stream of visitors and locals traverse Bluefield with Miss Helen Bell of Philadelphia visiting her sister Mrs John Tierney, Dr Henry Becker and Dr McFarland from Virginia drop by for professional or business matters, and many others travel between towns for visits and shopping over a few days.
The state public utilities commission will not hold the water rate hearing until July 24 in Bluefield. The hearings have been postponed three times, from June 19 to July 10 and then to the final date. City hall will host the hearings, expected to last about a week, with water users showing strong interest and local opposition anticipated. The issue has been under review for over a year with substantial funds spent by the city and Bluefield Water Works Company on expert studies.
Zack Lilly a well known citizen of Spanish organd brother of Col. D G and R Lilly was taken to Yake s Hospital after an accident. Physicians say he cannot stand an operation unless he improves and there is little hope for his recovery. Mrs Jere will remain with her husband.
Washington dispatch details the ten year impact of federal supervision under the Bureau of Naturalization, Department of Labor. It notes 3 million foreigners sought citizenship, the shift to preparing applicants in schools, and courts tightening requirements to raise the standard for naturalization nationwide.
A report notes that the deepest gold mine in the world is located in Brazil, highlighting its depth and significance in mining history. The article discusses extraction challenges and technological advances enabling deeper operations.
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