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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
6
A. O. Neal of the United States Bureau of Education projects a shortage of at least fifteen thousand qualified high school teachers next September. With 65 857 current teachers and 17 275 new hires needed for enrollment growth, the gap could total 25 578 positions.
A Steubenville businessman S C Loaman touts Reese Formula B-11 as lifesaving after stomach illness. He says after seven days the first bottle eased indigestion causing fainting spells and gas pressure, with appetite returning and sleep improved. He plans to buy more bottles and recommends it locally.
A small town crafts a rescue by baking doughnuts for a cutter crew trapped by ice. Alice Ford bakes twenty dozen doughnuts for Roscoe Trevor who flies supplies to a stranded ship. The ship reaches port after two weeks, cheers ring out, and Ralph Wharton’s praise sparks a romance.
Madrid crowds faced bread shortages as a baker’s strike dragged on. Sunlight revived order. police, lenient amid long lines. An old man slept on a camp bed while a cobbler mends shoes in line. Authorities expanded loaves distribution to ease danger.
Notice is hereby given that at the 4th seating of the stockholders of Norwest Fuel Company held in Bramwell West Virginia on June 2 1920 the following resolutions were adopted: first that the Norwest Fuel Company be dissolved and its affairs wound up.
West Fuel Company of West Virginia discontinues business to allocate assets as cash after paying debts. The board directs a four week newspaper notice near its principal office and to file publication proof with the secretary of state. President J A Biggs signs the resolution on June 14, 1920, with secretary F E Hartsook attesting.
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