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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
19
John W Brooke leaves business absent two months letting H Hedge install modern efficiency. Hedge forces clocked hours for servants Mary and Elvira, faces resistance, while Constance fights to protect her dog Demosthenes and goldfish.
Secretary Goins returns from Washington with an encouraging Y M C A briefing. Dr Mordecai W Johnson, West Virginia, praised by press for an advanced Christianity at a devotional meeting. Local notices: Hance family back from Abingdon motor trip. Epperson en route to Roanoke. Nowlin visits Charleston football classic. Rev D Goode to preach at Zion Church tonight.
Fredericton reports Kd. C. Rogers of Putnam Connecticut secured the largest moose head taken in New Brunswick during the 1925 hunting season. The antlers span sixty four inches and were found in the Bald Mountain district on the Mirimichi. Rogers hunted with J. W. Thompson of Terre Haute Indiana who also shot a fine bull moose and a bear.
New York announces formation of the Eastern Alcohol Corporation to be owned by E. I. Dupont De Nemours & Co. and the National Distillers Products Corporation. The company will produce industrial alcohol for Dupont and market surplus through Kentucky Alcohol Corporation with existing National Distillers plants. A modern plant will be built in the East, location to be announced later.
John B. Baskerville and five West Virginia capitalists arrived in Chimney Rock after a Lakes-to-Florida highway journey from Bluefield. The visitors toured Bluefield area roads, heard onprogress of good roads, and considered Western North Carolina for development plans.
Reverend W D McCraw, pastor of the Church of God on South Street for two and a half years, accepts pastoral work at Ashland effective November 1. Reverend H Rice of Kentucky is called to Bluefield Church of God and will preach November 1 at 11 am and 7:30 pm. Tonight at 7:30 Brother Craw will deliver farewell address to the church with a large crowd expected. Public invited to all services.
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