Pocahontas Work Speaks For Itself
The council committees are defended by the paper as rumors and criticisms end. The public improvements funded by the bond issue proceed with contractors hired by lowest bids. Work is under way and progressing toward early completion.
Goitre Growth Removed by Stainless Liniment
Mrs. W. B. Pearman of Roanoke Virginia reports four years of goitre vanished after using Stainless Liniment. She says her cottage pain is gone, she sleeps, and she has gained 17 pounds feeling like a new person. Sorbol-Quad is advertised as pleasant toilet water.
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Roanoke
W. B. Pearman
Rover Ave
Rumors Dismissed as Work Progress Ends Grievance
The text promises that once the work is finished everyone will enjoy the results and rumors will fade, leaving all parties happy as the project concludes.
Congregations Unite to Hire Pastor and Grow Faith
Pocahontas and Midway churches merge ministries with Judge Thomas F. Hiner to lead. He will speak on Triumph of Faith at Pocahontas Sunday and The Scarlet Line at Midway Sunday night. Mutual visits planned as trial engagement proceeds after night service.
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Pocahontas
Midway
Thomas F. Hiner
Beulah
Judge Hiner
New Beauty and Art Shop Opens in Pocahontas
A progressive Pocahontas town marks its growth with a formal open for a new beauty parlor and art shop. The shop invites the public to view its offerings and celebrate the opening of a locally focused, dual service business.
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Pocahontas
Local residents and visitors frequent Bluefield area
A parade of townsfolk heads to colleges and cities this week. Mrs Forster and Mrs Paugene run a new enterprise in the French building on St Clair street opposite W E B Jenkins department store. Several locals travel to Richmond Bluefield and New York for study visits and chores.
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Ing
St. Clair Street
W. E B
Rufus Harrison
Richmond
Bailey Johnston
Bluefield
L. Magrill
New York
Baltimore
Mary Ellett
West Hampton College
Miss Ellett
Ed Keenling
Roanoke
LY Jarvis
Bluefield Tuesay
Bertha Butt
Abingdon
Martha Washington College
Howard Yeates
University of Virginia
Emma Yeates
Aubrey Ellett
Bluefield College
Price Carter
Jean
Webb Linkous
Alma
Francis Zimmerman
Chautauqua
N. Y
Sol Baach
C. B. Stump
Jack Vernon
Elizabeth
Helen
Virginia Haller
Chatham
Chatham Episcopal Institute
A. W. Landon
B. E. Richmond
Gate City
B. T. Graham
Andrew Geisen
Dewey Rouse
Paul Grosclose
Seven Mile Ford
Marion
Clyde McCann and Sons
Jimmy and
Billy
Grundy
G. W. McCann
Water Street
Chas. H. Ellis
Thacker
Grieve Forster
W. E. Jenkins
Northfork
C. C. Frazier
Taylor and
Edward
Carl Magrill
Eckman
James Bailey
Upshaw to Speak on Prohibition Across West Virginia
Nationally known reformer William D. Upshaw of Atlanta will lecture Sunday at Westminster Church Bluefield Memorial Baptist Princeton Methodist on prohibition and enforcement. Despite a lifelong disability he travels widely and is famed for his oratory and humor in public life.
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William D. Upshaw
Atlanta
Congressman Upshaw
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Memorial Baptist Church
Bluefield
Methodist Church
Princeton
Upshaw
Cogressman U W
West Virginia
Washington Prelate Meetings Highlight Church and Policy
In Washington, Catholic prelates gathered to discuss church issues and problems. Dr. Wladislaw Wrobowski, the Polish minister, offered remarks ahead of next Monday’s Shenandoah inquiry at Lakehurst. Senator Borah spoke with the President on French debt and the reclamation situation as a special committee opened an inquiry into production and distribution of federal currency. Rear Admiral Bristol noted American interests in Turkey favored ratification of the Lausanne treaty. Officials gave no comment on S. Saklatvala’s admissibility to attend the inter parliamentary union. Senator Smoot urged settlement of the French debt independent of terms between England and France. The commission on extraterritorial rights in China would meet in Peking on December 15, while Chairman Oldfield said Democratic gains in the west looked promising.
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Wladislaw Wrobowski
Res
Shenandoah
Lakehurst
Borah
President College
Bristol
Turkey
S. Saklatvala
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Smoot
England
France
China
Peking
Oldfield
Democratic
West
Morgantown Youth Pleads Guilty to Blackmail Letter
Arthur Chaplin a Morgantown high school youth pleaded guilty in federal court to sending a letter to J. W. Wiles demanding 500 dollars with threats of bodily harm. Chaplin said the plan was devised by Richard.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Arthur Chaplin
Morgantown
J. W. Wiles
Chaplin
Richard
Tackett Case Delays Sentence by Judge Baker
Real estate transfers filed in county court clerk's office list multiple transactions in Bluefield Princeton and Matoaka including A V Englert to J H Reynolds lot 16 section 126 Straley avenue Princeton and other deeds with varied consideration amounts.
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J. H. Reynolds
Straley Avenue
Princeton
Ball
Mosey Hall
Matoaka
A. J. Cole
Mabel G. Grady
Bluefield
E. M. Hale
H. D
Karnes
Johnston
Morrow G. Campbell
C. B. Houston
Lighthouse Erected on Mountain Near Dijon Guides Aerial Direction
A towering lighthouse has been built atop a mountain near Dijon to act as a navigational aid for aircraft, serving as a reference point to improve location direction for flying planes.
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Dijon
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