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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1925
Page
9
Classified rental notice truncated and garbled. Mentions a duplex house, contact names Brown and Cap, phone number 2808, and several unreadable fragments. Represents a brief public classifieds snippet from an old newspaper page.
A wide listing of rooms and small homes for rent appears with various options. Furnished bedrooms and housekeeping rooms advertise in multiple streets and neighborhoods with monthly, weekly, or single-rate terms. Contacts include local phone listings and addresses for Harient, Guambl er, and other names, plus several four and six room cottages and apartments.
A jumble of garbled notices lists rooms for rent and unlisted services. Scattered names and addresses hint at real estate, employment, and ads for welding, photography, and furniture, with stray references to room vacancies and garage needs.
A fragment notes workers for a railway shop or yard. Mentions Goodman, Jeffery Bhort Wall, and track men at a lodging or hotel location. The text is garbled OCR but indicates a crew assignment or hiring event related to locomotive maintenance.
News from the Nurfall and Western Hallway reports a cut in inquiry terms for 500 tons of steel rails as new demand grows. Steel authorities warn the market may tighten. J S Malden and Sir John Ora Iman, engineers, addressed a gathering outlining potential impacts on production and prices amid ongoing rail industry concerns.
A fragmented letter and editorial barrage defend West Virginia amid accusations from Boston observers. The writer, Carl Scholz, and others criticize out-of-state critics while detailing local camps, living conditions, and industry tensions in the Pennsylvania and western districts.
Surplus funds released from partial year requirements lifted bond prices and supported a firmer tone in trading. Strong earnings from reorganized firms and anticipated new issues added to demand, while speculation over Australian and Hungarian issues influenced prices. Losses at some firms tempered gains as investors awaited further offerings and central policy signals.
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