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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1925

Page

4

Deer Hunt Tales Reach From Bland County Past

The piece recalls Bland County hunters Bales and W A Bennett of Bluefield and their deer memories from fifty years ago. It explores hunting thrills, decoys, fairness in sport, and a rabbit expedition in December 1867 ending with a shared deer meat outcome and Mr Hartman’s risky shot. It ends with a note on a community meeting about school cooperation and local theatre venue.

Bland County Mr Bales W. A. Bennett Bluefield Bales Samuel Kloody Jacob Hartman Mr. Hartman Cer Bennett Dodd Bertart J. J. Bales

Rare ancient and modern coins in Tolley collection

Charles T Tolley of West Virginia displays a vast coin collection dating from before Christ to modern times. The set includes Chinese bronze knives, Japanese and Chinese coins, colonial and early American pieces, Canadian and Dutch coins, and extensive Japanese notes, with Smithsonian dating assistance.

Charles T. Tolley West Virginia Tolley Christ Earth Africa Mr. Tolley State of Chi B. C B.C Smithsonian Institution Japan United States British North Borneo Lord Wellington Uruguay Caraway India Straits East India Company Deutsches Reich Maritius Peru Undia Panama Korea Bank of Upper Canada Penn

Presbyterians debate hill top church plan and skid attack

Rain dampens Presbyterian gathering led by Mrs. F. M. Starling as members discuss options to bring the hilltop church down to level ground. The note questions hillsite choices and references rocks on level spots. The item also reports political chatter on Senator Byrd and a Roanoke mass meeting supporting the G O P ticket with Mrs Caldwell pledging school reforms.

Presbyterian Church F. M. Starling

Annexation debate looms for West Graham Bluefield area

Residents of West Graham debate extending Bluefield Virginia city limits to include the fringe community. Proponents argue shared water, sewage and bond obligations. opponents fear taxation and loss of identity as Bluefield expands. A prior stance notes sanitary concerns and public health. The issue is under study with public sentiment mixed and a long rumor of annexation fading into a broader municipal plan.

West Graham Graham Bluefield Virginia United States Mall West

Virginia Side Parent-Teacher Meet Largely Attended

The Virginia Side Parent-Teacher Association gathered Thursday at the Virginian Theatre with strong attendance. President Mrs J H Hardy presided as Dr Northern of the West Virginia Side delivered a lively address urging patient, playful child development and athletic encouragement. Committee reports were read, treasurer’s balance showed few dollars, dues urged, teachers named honorary members, and Professor Kyle announced an educational week starting in November.

Virginia Virginian J. H. Hardy Dr. Northern West Virginia Andy Lane Kyle

Mud Fork coalfield activity confirmed by local resident

Mud Ford resident C. H. French confirmed reports of coal at the Mud Fork coalfield, citing a 1843 half dime as proof. The Tom Michem farm, once owned by Rev. Harman, marks the first opening site. Coal from the Parahontas seam was hauled to Bluefield, with rail links via Falls Mills or Batley offering connections to Norfolk and Western lines.

C. H. French Mud Ford Mud Fork Falls Mills Norfolk and Western Batley Clinch Valley Parahontas Bluefield Dawson Upper Mudfork Raven Red Ash Richlands

Neighbors Celebrate Birth of James Everett Yost

Neighbors visited yesterday to glimpse James Everett Yost, a baby hailed as the finest birth in Bluefield. The infant, born to Mr and Mrs Wingo Yost, drew notable interest after a doctor’s car was seen outside their home. Governors Trinkle of Virginia and Morgan of West Virginia were notified and telegrams awaited. The couple’s marriage under the Bluefield unity banner in 1924 was widely publicized.

James Everett Yost Bluefield Bluefield Virginia News Dr. Phiegartt BE. Lee Trinkle Virgo Morgan Virginia Dr. Segar

Practical Lesson in Economy From Bluestone Junction

A long local item describes Mr and Mrs T K Spracher of Bluestone Junction saving every string and twine from purchases. Mrs Spracher keeps a heavy ball of twine while Mr Spracher, a railroad man, salvages iron waste bolts and other scraps for workers who know he saves.

T. K. Spracher Bluestone Junction

Gubernatorial Debates Spring Up in Norfolk Clash

Virginia race heats as Hon. S Harris Hoge challenges Senator Harry Flood Byrd to a joint Norfolk debate. Luther B Way of the Norfolk City Republican Committee issued the challenge in a letter to Watles Hank.

Virginia Hon S. Harris Hoge Norfolk Harry Flood Byrd Luther B. Way Norfolk City Republican Committee Watles Hank

Halloween Eve to Host Winter Pavilion and Court

John P. Gose of Burke's Garden reports a new winter pavilion and athletic court under construction to be dedicated on Halloween Eve. A large crowd is expected for dancing and celebration. Gose previously built a dam, operates motor boats, and started an electric light plant in Burke's Garden, improving local utilities. The court will host basketball and other indoor games.

John P. Gose Burke's Garden Gose Summer

Ground breaks for new Virginia Side sidewalk project

McBride & Company sets thirty days for completion of the all-the-way sidewalk by the high school, spanning from Highland avenue to East street. The completed walk around the high school area is praised as a fine improvement amid local construction notes. A September sun allegedly caused corn to pop in Luray, grown by Charles C. Loudermilk.

Virginia McBride & Company Highland Avenue East Street Luray Charles C. Loudermilk

Prehistoric Art Could Illuminate American Rock Paintings

The Forum invites readers to send descriptions and locations of rock paintings and inscriptions across the United States. Dr Free and advocates suggest ancient depictions may reveal early cross cultural contact and lost histories, urging collectors to document sites for scientists to decipher meanings and makers.

Asia America Bex Pacific Asiatica Lief Ericson Atlantic California United States Spain France Free Forum Park Avenue New York City

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