Bluefield Daily Telegraph Installs New Printing Press
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph introduces a new printing press, operated for the first time, pushing a button by Mrs. H. J. Shott. The press prints 32 pages at once, adds a four-page color comic supplement, increases column length by about two inches, and runs at 400 papers per minute. Weighing over 12,000 pounds, it arrived in three freight cars and took weeks to install, with notable modernization observed in the paper’s appearance.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
H. J. Shott
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New Press
Telegraph
The Confessional Letters From Hugh Grantland Unsettle a Wife
A wife grapples with a troubling letter from Hugh Grantland that unsettles her memory of past events. She fears disclosure will sting her family while weighing the influence of Grantland on her estranged husband Dicky, their child Junior, and the mystery surrounding a missing period of time.
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Iirtie
Masta
Junior
Dicky
Edith Vatrfax
Grace Draper
Olver
Wen
Hugh Grantland
Tess
Real Estate Transfers In Kanawha County
Real estate transfers filed with the county clerk list Hark to Zyndel Hark deed for 40 by 115 on Laidley Street Charleston at 8009 dollars. Mendes to Parsone r and Earsons deed for lot 68 in the Kanawha addition at 1000 dollars. Cox to Jenkins deed for lot 14 in Burnsides addition Union District on Tylers Creek at 2500 dollars. Burnham to Daugherty deed for six lots in Durham addition at 1000 dollars.
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Indientinn
Kanawha
Coounty
Hark
Zyndel Hark
Laidley Street
Charleston
Genguin Mendes
John A. Parsoner
H.F. Earsons
Kanawhs
BR. B. Jenkins
Burnsides
Tylers Creek
J. Burnham
OW. Daugherty
Durham
Permanent planning body urged for city by Mason
Mason asks Charleston officials to create a permanent planning body. At a Sherlston Rotary luncheon, Professor Mason urged decisive action to guide future arts and cultural development, praising community leaders and highlighting the need for a dedicated city arts institution and gallery.
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Mason
CITY
Rotary Club
Smokeless men entertain buyers and tour mines
A party of 18 supervisors from the Walieh Smid company toured mining regions in the Northeast visiting camps and inspecting operations. The trip included stops in New York Philadelphia and a campaign style tour to showcase coal production and transport plans. Leaders Linewin and Jefferson Davis were noted as born in Kentucky.
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Aemitt
China
Wal
West Virginle
Waletsa
LNG
Ailow
Fie Bose Fund
Court Allows Carnes Five Percent Commission
Elizabeth C Carnes executrix of James Noble Carnes estate was granted a five percent commission to cover her duties as executrix by the county court fiduciary commissioner. An appraisal lists Shirley Golombesky estate at 874.88 and Ht Uatlard estate at about 33900, with appraisals by Alderson Walker and Briggs. An attorney power of attorney was given by the Imperial Building and Loan Association to W L Pollnas.
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Elizabeth C. Carnes
James Noble Amrnes
County Court
Mes. Carnes
Tete Chirley Golombesky
Heran
P. A. Heracher
TL. Carney
Alderson
B. & Walker
F. WH. Briggs
Imperial Buildiye and Loan Esanciation Co
W. L. Pollnas
Jenkins Donates to Union Mission Charity Bequest
The Union Mission of Charleston receives funds from the will of Joseph Jenkins probated yesterday in the county clerk’s office. The will directs the estate to support Union Mission and its work, with remaining assets to related church and cemetery uses in Charleston West Virginia.
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Jenkins
Union Mission
Joseph S. Jenkins
Charleston
Joseph Jenkins
Jenvas
Tonkina
Sehull
Curtin Neta
Charleaton
New State Dog Law Sets Penalties and Tax Rules
The new dog law imposes liability on owners for damages caused by their dogs and establishes a fund to reimburse sheep owners. Dogs taxed or valued above twenty dollars gain protections. killing protected dogs is a misdemeanor with up to 12 months in county jail and fines up to 200 dollars. Non citizens may not keep a dog. concealed dogs or tax evasion incur misdemeanors. The law takes effect July 23 and fines apply for running at large. Aged dogs become personal property taxable like other property with a one dollar male and three two dollar female dog tax, with assessor commissions. A fund will be formed from the remainder to pay damage claims.
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