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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
11
Classified notice lists multiple rental options in Bluefield West Virginia including furnished and unfurnished rooms and apartments. Listings mention addresses on Mercer Street Fourth Street Mulberry and Roger Street with phone numbers and references for applicants.
Real estate listings indicate a five room house for sale with cash terms at 118 North Street and various items including baby carriage furniture and a car. Tax sale notice announces C W Ferrell may acquire delinquent Mercer County West Virginia property after October 25 unless redemption occurs. notices list costs and sheriff payments.
Classified notices list multiple positions including machinist, stenographer, bookkeeper, fireman electrical worker, and sales/collection roles. Addresses include Princeton Avenue in Bridgefield, Tazewell Virginia, Raleigh Street, Mullens Washington, and Cleveland Ontario. Also ads for a boat house job and a cleaning establishment sale.
Frank A. Rondinelli trading as Rondinelli's Confectionery petitions the Southern District of West Virginia for a discharge from all provable debts. A hearing is set for October 1 1925 in Bluefield with notice to creditors by mail. The court orders publication in The Bluefield Daily Telegraph and mailings to known creditors. The order is signed by Judge George W. McClintic.
Job ads seek an experienced waitress for New Royal Cafe a competent person for general housework at 115 College Avenue near Washington 81 and an experienced piece goods saleswoman at Honaker's Department Store with applications confidentially accepted in person or by letter.
Puzzle text shows numerous clues and garbled words followed by an old tax sale notice. The notice identifies W Ferrell as purchaser of a Bluefield West Virginia property Lot 54 Section 476 N Dowell Street sold for delinquent taxes, with redemption details and amounts due dating to 1925.
Lost and found notice offering 150 dollars for the return of a gentleman's diamond ring left in the wash room of the City Caf in Princeton West Virginia on the evening of August 30. Communicate with BM Holland at the Princeton Police Department. Mr George Blankenship of Beckley West Virginia is mentioned as contact.
Classified notice items seek boarding and rooming options for winter and a moving service. Includes requests for furnished ten room boarding, contact via Daily Telegraph, and local long distance moving by Twin City Transfer Company. Also offers upholstery repair and refinishing by Cochran Furniture Co with guaranteed work and phone contact.
Real estate transfers filed for recordation include Cc. W. Grim and wife selling 1 acre near Athens to D. L. Thompson for $1. Robert Baker and wife transfer lot 7 section 891 Bluefield for $1 to Dora E. Baker. P. L. Boyd and wife convey lot 14 section 101 Bee.
Fire alarm signals list surrounding streets and intersections in Han Southside to Princeton area including Northside Bluefield Ave Chestnut St and River Ave. Nearby property deeds show transfers in Bluefield with values from 200 to 9 250 dollars including Nannie V Watkins Northfork Land Company sale and Clara Pedigo to R W Tuggle. Notable transfers include Dora Baker to Raby Baker lot 7 section 891 Bluefield for 1 dollar? 200? and John Martin to Jorden Woods near Bramwell for 960 dollars.
Mercer County sheriff announces public sale of a 1925 Ford automobile tied to case 257 in East River district. Vehicle held since August 18 1925 with no claimant found. sale to occur September 19 1925 at the county court house front door Freesen West Virginia for cash to the highest bidder.
The Japan Advertiser notes a single horse named Jun u ran the Neigishi track as if followed by many, making it the most uneventful race of the day.
The notice states a public sale at the front door of the Law and Commerce building in Town on Friday at 2 oclock to settle a debt secured by a deed recorded in the county office. It covers Lot No 6 in Kilve City West Virginia, fronting 40 feet on a street and 120 feet deep to an alley, with cash in hand at sale. James and Kahla trustees act as sellers under a trust.
Notice by the City Clerk Raymond Sanders to owners of lots in Bluefield. It lists street frontage assessments on Wyoming Street and adjacent parcels, notes acceptance of road roving and partial assessment against adjoining properties, and warns to appear before the City Board within thirty days to contest the assessment.
August 25 1935 To Whom It May Concern notice of assessments against abutting property for street improvements on Princeton Avenue Lee Street and nearby parcels. amounts listed include property owners and costs for car track paving and related works across multiple lots and sections with totals cited for each abutting parcel. The city of Princeton Virginia Hiding Corporation and N and W Railway contracted for the work and assessments.
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