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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1925
Page
23
A jumble of rental notices lists several rooms and units for rent in Bluefield and Pocahontas, with details on furnishings, light housekeeping, and proximity to streets and transit. Phone contacts include 1860, 948-L, 1255-J, 1, 1705, 1639, 1463, and 1997. Also advertised is moving or hauling service and a mining labor offer with a twelve month contract at 65c per ton.
Property ads urge quick sale and easy terms across several houses and lots in Bluefield. Listings include an 8 room frame on Albe marne street heated at 12500, a 7 room brick on College avenue with hot water heat at 12500, and multiple lots on Pen Mar Avenue Frederick street East River avenue Norfolk street and more with cash or favorable terms. No loan required and sales promoted as bargains.
Sale notice for seven room brick house with large lot in Blue Field. Terms include eight thousand six hundred dollars price and part payment options. Property may be purchased as improved real estate through ABC Flat Realty Company contact Speen Bradmann, room 116.
Real Estate ad listing multiple homes for sale and terms. Properties include six to eight rooms, various locations such as Augusta, Floyd Ave, Lyndale Ave, Bramwell Road, and East River Shenandoah Ave. Prices range from 3 000 to 13 000 with rent-like terms and small cash payments. Mortgage service and real estate firm at 806 Commercial Bank Bldg.
Toledo on May 19 lists cash grain at 1.86 for wheat with options in October at 13.26 and December at 13.15. Cloverseed cash 15.00 with August bid 12.50. Timothy seed cash 3.15 with September bid 3.55.
In the Southern District of West Virginia D C Freeman trading Welch Woolen Shop was adjudicated bankrupt. A meeting of creditors is set for June 4 1925 at 16:00 in Bluefield Mercer County where creditors may prove their claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct other business. Referee Howell M Tanner published May 19 1925. A memorandum notes proofs must follow official forms and attach supporting evidence.
Seven room house on College Ave offering hot water heat, level lot, and garage in splendid condition. Price 10500 with immediate possession. Additional listings include six room homes on Carolina Ave near school with several heating options and terms. Princeton Ave six room home east of Lee St priced 5000 with paving and favorable terms. Maple Acres on Bluefield Princeton Road six rooms with city conveniences and large lot at 5200. Woodland Drive five building lots on offer for trade or sale with several locations noted.
In New York May 19 a better tone appeared in cotton goods with sales up in narrow and wide print cloths and some sheetings. Cotton yarns steadier and raw silk unchanged while foreign markets strengthen. Burlaps ease further with jute drop. Buaving light. Woolen and worsted mills book fall lines faster. New cloths at lower prices appear. wide silks active though linens for dress are weak.
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