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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1925

Page

7

Judge Saunders Talks Public Service And Fairness For Utilities

Judge Saunders argues public utilities serve the public and require fair valuation of property, honest management, and loyalty from officers and employees. He says rates are set under government oversight and that efficiency, care, and equity affect the public and cost of living. The public must demand just treatment to ensure dependable service from railroads and utilities.

Sanders Aia West Virginia

Ferraline Promises Perfect Digestion For All Users

Ferraline, a concentrated mineral water treatment for stomach disorders, claims to enable any eater to avoid discomfort. It promises improved digestion, appetite, and health, with a refund guarantee if not delighted after the first bottle. A ten day course costs one dollar at druggists.

Real estate transfers filed in county clerk office yesterday

A list of property transfers recorded includes Albert L. McDaniel to Bluefield Hardware on Lot 45 Bluefield for 500, Ww. E. Wins and wife to D. T. Carr on Lot 7 Princeton, various named grantors to William P. Ryan on Lot 18 Bluefield for 2009, C. Blevins et al to J. M. Gardner two tracts Rock district for 1000, John Jenkins and Amanda Mason to Charlie Mason 334 acres Crane Creek for 600, State Board to H. G. McGray and C. M. Jennings in Athens for 1, R. G. Meador to Alma G. Dickerson Elkhorn on Lots 37 38 Princeton for 700, J. T. Walker to B. F. Cornett and P. H. Killey Lot 7 section Oak area for 71, T. Oliver to D. H. Sams Bluefield on 7 and 823 for 0 Stella Wilburn and Hugh Wilburn to Pandal Vinerator and Lewis Cavourias Lot 4 section 19 Princeton for 260.90.

Lera V. Peery William P. Ryan Bluefield Co. C. Blevins Et al J. M. Gardner Rock District John Jenkins Amanda Mason Charlie Mason Crane Creek State Board of Control H. G. McGray C. M. Jennings Athens R. G

Insect Cannibals on Mount Everest Found at High Altitudes

Report from London describes climbers discovering bees moths and butterflies at 21 000 feet with no vegetation nearby and insects feeding on each other. Wingless grasshoppers were found at 18 000 feet suggesting extreme ecological adaptation.

London Mount Everest

Washington Debates and Dockets in Early 1927

The report notes the death of former Representative Patrick H. Kelly of Michigan from heart trouble. Wisconsin pre primary expenditures filed with the senate. Navy officials express joy over the PN-1 crew rescue. Friends of William J. Bryan form an association to erect a memorial. President Coolidge viewed as planning intervention in the Mitchell incident. PR-1 to attempt a San Francisco to Hawaii flight after September 21. Public Roads Bureau to apportion federal road funds for fiscal year 1927 starting December 1. Armour Morris merger case reportedly to be dismissed. Colonel Nugent's departure to investigate lichell charges delayed. Seaplane PN-9 No. 1 rescue reported. Rodgers cited as survivor and Navy aviation chief. Admiral Moffett calls navy charges false and slanderous against personnel.

Patrick H. Kelly Michigan Wisconsin Senate Naval William J. Bryan Coolidge PR-1 San Francisco Hawaii Bureau of Public Roads Armour-Morris Packing George A. Nugent Hinds John Rodgers Navy Bureau of Aeronautics Admiral Moffett Navy

Big Ben Adventure With Tick Tock and the Twins

Tick Tock and the Twins repair clocks then travel to London to meet Big Ben. They explore the Parliament tower and the clock works, marveling at a clock face over twenty four feet wide and a minute hand fourteen feet long. The journey continues in a cliffhanger.

Tick Tock Nick Nancy London Big Ben Parliament Buildings Parliament Washington England Steen

London Visit Reveals Peter Lyster Amnesia Shock

Nan Marraby travels to London to confront Peter Lyster after Lt Arnott reveals his war wound caused memory loss. Nan discovers Peter does not recall their engagement or past life and faces a painful, uncertain reunion as she decides whether to see him now.

Nan Marraby Joan Endicott London Peter Lyster Nan Tim Endicott Joan France Peter John Arnott Arnott Misa Marraby Marraby

Revival at Grace Methodist Church Gathers Crowds

The Grace Methodist church revival for young folks runs in full swing with 61 attendees at Thursday’s session. No meeting tonight. services resume Sunday night and continue daily next week at 7 30 oclock. The public is cordially invited to attend each gathering.

Grace Methodist Church

Evolution of Railroads and Their Economic Power

A Norfolk and Western convention paper traces railroad growth from early engines to modern giants and steel rails. It cites mileage expansion from 250 miles to 260000, car and engine counts, tax contributions of 127 to 340 million dollars, payrolls near two million workers, and broad national market integration.

Norfolk and Western Cansell Amorita United States New York San Francisco Blue Field Illinois Central System Central of Georgian Railway Company Twen Clark Howell Atlanta Constitution South

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