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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1925

Page

5

Virginia Side votes to hire McCreary firm for water survey

The Virginia Side city council held a special session and voted four to three to employ J. B. McCreary Engineering Corporation of Atlanta to survey the water system and compile data for permanent improvements. Mayor Patty backed the move and warned delay could be disastrous. A sidewalk project on Highland avenue followed the water decision.

Virginia Side J. B McCreary Atlanta Patty Anderson Barnett Shoufflebarger Mathews Dudley Osborne Neel Frank Neel Virginia State Board of Health Water Committee R. H. Mathews Yeas Shufflebarger Methews Godfrey Highland Avenue Purdue Wister Street East End George P. Crockett West End W. P. Barnett

Girl Remains In Aunt’s Custody After Court Ruling

A juvenile court session in the mayor's office ordered that twelve year old Billy continue to live with her aunt Mrs Walton Neel. Jim Roten, returning after a year away, had sought custody but the judge decided the aunt provides a better home, and Roten had previously refused to surrender the child. The mother is deceased and Billy has lived with her aunt since then.

Jim Roten Billy Walton Neel Roten Ms. Neel Mrs. Neel

Bumper corn yield touted in Tazewell County

Reports from Tazewell County describe notably strong corn yields in low land areas with five acre plots on the Hale place yielding around 300 bushels. Lambert and Hale have a fifty fifty arrangement with Hale offering Lambert 150 shelled bushels pre-harvest. High land crops fared worse due to little rain. Frank Baylor from Virginia will wed Virginia Tyler today at Toano. The couple plans travel to New York by boat from Norfolk and return around October 10 to reside locally.

W.W. W. Lambert Rolen Falls Mills Tazewell County Frank Baylor Virginia Tyler Toano J. B. Baylor Helen Baylor Robert Baylor Henry Frazier Virginia Frazier New York Norfolk

Water Shortage Joke Sparks Virginia Side Debate

An eight member Virginia Side council weighs water rights on Bluestone River and plans for bond issues to fund purification. The piece argues citizens should study the issue, support engineers, and unite to secure a pure, lasting water supply for the town.

Whatse Water Committee Bluestone River

Honey crop reported flourishing in Clear Fork area

Reports say the honey crop is fine this fall with Clear Fork bees yielding abundantly. C L Shuffie Barger of Clear Fork cited good yields while Ed Fox salvaged three swarms from a single limb. J P Cameron of West Graham also reports a strong honey year.

C. L. Shuffiebarger Clear Fork Ed. Fox J.P. Cameron West Graham Hia

Local residents sign up for trip involving civic figures

The list includes Miss Mar, Conrad, Mr. and Mrs. C. Alexander, W. T. Poteet, Mayor K. C. Patty, Frank St. Clair, Hoefford, McCall Frazier, H. C. Callaway and wife, Clay Callaway and wife, and Everette Callaway among others who have enrolled for the forthcoming trip.

Equinoxial Storm Foretold by Ratcliffe

A mysterious equinoxial storm arrives amid early migratory bird chatter. Uncle Hugh Ratcliffe had forecast this weather weeks ago, lending local authority to the unusual atmospheric pattern.

Hugh Ratcliffe

Many Horses At Tazewell Fair Open Day

The Tazewell Fair opens today with numerous horses on display. The article recalls Mrs. McCall’s Ford drawing attention at a past Tazewell Agricultural Fair.

Tazewell Fair

Wytheville Boosters Plan Friday Morning Meeting

Wytheville reports a large mass meeting held at the office of R. E. Ewald to plan a Friday morning event for the Goodwill Boosters. The item notes community effort and local organizer involvement.

Wytheville R. E. Ewald

Wytheville Plans Charity Day To Serve Free Meals

The Wytheville community organizes a goodwill event with hundreds expected to attend. Local women will prepare and serve meals to those in need, aiming to provide nourishment and support for hungry attendees.

Ing Wytheville Heville Goodwill Crown

Entertaining Teachers For County Meeting Trial

Despite limits of four teachers per family the plan proves popular and could help house many more educators for the Tasewel county teachers meeting slated Friday night and Saturday morning. All appear eager to host one or more teachers.

Tasewel County

Sam Mason die of stomach ailment Monday night

Sam Mason known as Uncle Sam dies Monday night after stomach trouble. He was a prominent colored citizen from Virginia Side and longtime Norfolk and Western Railroad employee, once cook on N D Maher’s private car and other officials’ cars.

Sam Mason Pioteer Viriinia Sam Norfolk and Western Railroad N. D. Maher

Dodge Brothers Offer No Free Service Policy

The article emphasizes that Dodge Brothers cars are sold at a fair price with no added charges for service the owner may not require. It asserts there is no hidden free service and that ongoing maintenance costs are not subsidized by the purchase price.

Dodge Brothers

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