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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
15
Numerous rental notices advertise furnished and unfurnished rooms and apartments with hot water heat, baths, and varying rent levels. Properties include houses on Mercer Street Union Street Lyndale and Clover Street, several five and seven room homes, and a Maryland farm sale listing.
Real estate ads list valuable property in Graham Virginia and Hale Addition lot in Bramwell West Virginia with terms and box 31 contact. Ohio farms advertised with catalogue and bargain prices for a fully equipped farm including cows tools and road access. Also river bottom land with barn and house offered at low price with easy terms by Masters Farm Agency Cambridge Ohio.
United Pocahontas Coal Company Crumpler of Bluefield W Va seeks a reliable young man for general delivery and coal loader duties with references required. Write Layton for particulars and full ads, state solety seven letters, telephone number Star.
In chancery Harrison Construction Company and others pursue a decree in Mercer County. Laborers and mechanics holding liens against the defendants must file claims by a specified date to be adjudicated. The court directs attachment of liens and requires notice to the Right Reverend John J. Bishop of the Diocese of West Virginia and others named. The matter concerns water and coal property liens and related adjudication procedures.
Special Commissioner will auction on October 12 at 10 a.m. in Bluefield at the municipal building for a lot on Peck Street West side Lot No 7 Section 356 in the city Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia. Sale subject to a street assessment lien with interest and costs. payment terms cash to cover lien then balance in installments of twelve and eighteen months. Bond filed by Russell Ritz as approved by H D Karnes clerk of Mercer County Circuit Court.
Sealed bids for the East Wing addition to Wade School Building Bluefield West Virginia will be received by the Board of Education at the office of Mahood and VanDusen Architects Bluefield at 10 am Wednesday October 14 1926 General contractors must include materials and labor for all work except plumbing and heating Plumbing and heating bids to include all materials and labor per plans Specifications may be obtained from the architects A certified check of $600 accompanies each proposal as a guarantee of good faith
A brief listed item from Bluefield Virginia notes a sale or rem of two good possessions. The fragment provides minimal detail on the items or the sale action, leaving the key facts unclear.
A garbled notice lists a reward for a lost item described as a leather trayling bag and bracelet. It mentions locations between Pocahontas and Bram street, with contact through H. Kenkin and a Colonial Theatre on Saturday afternoon September 26.
Manufacturer seeks experienced hustler under 45 to sell to business people with liberal commission. Auto necessary. Permanent profitable connection. Apply to Hettrick Mfg. Co Toledo Dept. Refer ender, past connections. Also ad for house to house grass makes ten dollar da write to W. Heing in Riuefeld.
For sale on Cherry Street a six room house with bath and hot water heat. Hardwood floors throughout, full basement paved street and sidewalk. Screened back porch and garage. Price 5400 with easy terms. Phone 728.
In the Southern District of West Virginia the bankruptcy judge set a hearing for October 29 in Bluefield on M. McKinney's petition for a full discharge from debts. Creditors and interested parties are to receive copies by mail, and the clerk will publish notice in the Bluefield Daily Telegraph. The petition cites compliance with bankruptcy acts and requests discharge except where law excludes.
A nervous Mister Bunny frets over past garden thefts and a buzzing conscience as Scramble Squirrel jokes about a car noise. He fears being shot after a loud crack and plans to hide his car for the winter to save money, while the car rattles along the lane.
By order of the Bluefield board of directors and due to unpaid street assessments the court-appointed special commissioner will sell at public auction on October 12, 1925 at 10:00 a.m. in front of the municipal building Bluefield West Virginia the property of BK T Oliver on Fed eral Street. The sale aims to settle unpaid paving and lighting levies with remaining balance due in six twelve and eighteen months secured by a lien and interest. Commissioner Russell S Ritz bonds the act and clerk H D Karnes certifies the process.
Notice to creditors requires all claims against Wien and the Melody Shop, formerly of the field, to be presented for adjudication in Princeton on or before November 7, 1925. Commissioner of Accounts M. Utton signs the order.
In New York on October 1 raw sugar sank as 9,400 Cuban were sold to a local refiner at 3.93 duty paid. An official 1925-26 Euro beet crop estimate of 6.7 million tons compared with 7.176 million last season fed weakness in the spot market. Prices slid three to four points before covering by Cuban-linked houses. Close: May one point lower, other positions unchanged. December 2.19, March 2.23, May 2.32, July 2.41. Refined sugar fell ten points to 6.10 to 6.25 per cwt as the raw decline pushed inside prices to the lowest since 1922.
New York reports steadier cotton goods with lighter volume and broader advance in wide sheeting. Raw silk rises slightly by five cents per pound while rayon and silk mixtures appear for spring. Clothing salesmen push spring lines though worsted dress goods lag, and overall business remains mixed.
Live poultry trade updates from York October 1 show freight and express rates for chickens and fowls. Roosters and roaster prices listed with steady, uncontracted market quotes, while overall poultry prices remain stable amid varied carriage terms.
Wool sales show a tilt to the worsted side as stock in the woolen branch moves with limited volume. Combing wools of three blood quality remain in demand around $1.00 clean territory stock and some offerings at $1.00 to $1.05 clean. One-quarter blood fleece wools of better class hold firm at 50c to 51c in grease. Territory stock of similar grades sold at 40c clean, with some reaching 55c. There is
Special commissioner will sell at public auction on October 12, 1936 at 10 p.m. in front of Whitefield West Virginia the lot on Genoa Avenue lot 14 section 806 Bluefield as property of G W Williams. Terms require paving assessment plus interest and costs, secured by a lien on the property.
Trustee W. Bradley offers for sale at public auction the Matoake Ar plant units including a 100 ton press, Weaver press, 22 inch drill, lathe and shaper, Canedente Mfg Co Chicago equipment, and related items. Sale to be cash on hand at Matoakes county site on 26 October 1995 at 1:00 PM.
The Virginia Woodworking Company sues Margaret M. Hartwell et al in Mercer county West Virginia seeking to enforce a decree. Creditors holding liens on Hartwell real estate must file claims by November 7 1925 at the Coal and Coke Building Bluefield. Commissioner in Chancery M Tanner signs the notice.
In re Floyd Henderson and others in the circuit court of a West Virginia county sought to settle liens on real estate. The notice requires all lien holders to present their claims and vouchers by the specified date at the clerk’s office, with the decree to be carried out by the master commissioner in the county.
Commissioner Tanner announces a taking of account in the case of Carl Neal and Vadia Neal versus Top Grocer Company and others. The proceeding will occur on the date in August 1925 at the Law Offices in Bluefield to compel lienholders to present claims against the real estate for satisfaction of decrees.
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