Miners Wanted at Winitfrede Mines in Belle WV
Laborers from Dupont Engineering seek coal loaders and day men for Winitfrede Mines at Belle West Virginia. Apply to Sufhrin Texdent for details.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1925
Page
11
Laborers from Dupont Engineering seek coal loaders and day men for Winitfrede Mines at Belle West Virginia. Apply to Sufhrin Texdent for details.
WME Imperial Colliery Company seeks several good coal loaders at Duanwll West Va on Paint Creek. Married men preferred but single men, both white and colored, may apply. Come with tools. Transportation equipment advanced. Superintendent at Burnwell, W Va.
Classified notice promising representatives and various roles at local firms. Mentions P O Box, room 407-3 People’s Bank Blog Charleston WV, seeks one applicant, older male with references, and a bank messenger type position. Contains unclear garbled phrases and incorrect words throughout.
Classified notices seek coal shipments by river and labor hires in Plymouth and Chartesion with vacancies for steel workers machine blacksmith boiler-maker and a grocery driver. Also listings for colored housework, cook in Brush Creek, pressers and culture graduates, plus a Richmond Beauty School ad and Faubion Shop notices.
A garbled clump of classified ads from Huntington West Virginia lists male and female help wanted postings, stenos, clerks, salesmen, and household help. Scattered lines mention accounting, bookkeeping, plasma sewing, sales commissions, and a few lost items with rewards.
Public transit notices detail Charleston Interurban Station schedules to Gauley Bridge Kanawha Beckley and Beckley Intermed. points with hourly departures from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. last coach at 11:13 p.m. special rush hours and reduced fares noted.
Truates named Lee H Henkel and associates form Entate of Moses Abdalin and Iaane Ab atla partners and dane bnginees we Ab elia Brathera bankeuyts with ties to new enterprise and listing in local notices.
A broad market rally carried major stocks higher with New York shares advancing. Blue chip leaders including American Telephone and Studebaker posted gains while Cheval Baking and Fleischmann reached new highs amid optimistic merger prospects and stronger production signals.
Legal notice records the sale of real estate tied to a trust dated February 1986 in Kanawha County West Virginia. The trustee Alice Caveat and the record of the deed describe two tracts of land in Ragmond County with appurtenances and security interests. The sale is to the highest bidder at the county court door on the specified date and time.
New York trading shows cautious gains in bonds with initial buying due to removed rate fears yet gains tempered by French debt uncertainties. Government issues rebound while railroad and chemical shares see varied strength as investors weigh domestic and international factors.
In New York sugar futures fell to a record low for 1922 as market players cited renewed European selling and a weak spot market. Prices recovered slightly but closed mixed with December at 2.21 and March at 2.27, while refined sugar declined about 70 points. Money market rates held firm with short term loans offered at around 4.4 percent amid cautious demand.
DUN'S REVIEW reports improved commodity demand and consumer purchases amid fall activity, with fewer failures in September and rising bank clearings. Wool markets show buyer weakness, while foreign exchange rates feature Britain and France quotes. a junior note mentions Henry Shuman's dramatic incident and legal phrases trailing the scene.
Chicago Oct 2 The butter market ends dull with overall decline at 7 2 to 1 lower across grades. Buyers show little interest after early sales causing prices to slip. Storage butter moves slowly with fresh prices at 2 scorp 0 and ventralized 20 geara 43 amid weak demand.
New York reports mixed dairy and poultry figures with creamery receipts at 3 295 and 15 771 for fresh butter and cheese products. Prices for eggs and poultry show steady to firm movement while a note cites 3.5 million people on prime relief in the United States.
Federal agents arrested a prominent canner tied to a counterfeit group alloying fake one dollar and twenty dollar certificates. An extensive probe ended with a raid and seizure of counterfeit whiskey labels and stamps, implicating a wealthy manufacturer listed as Athiate in the disclosure.
A charter has been granted to the Highway Lambert company with principal offices in CiaPrbestoi and WHOLA caDIEAL stools of 000 shares no par value. Incorporators listed include Stokes Ron We C.D. Miler Berkeley Mingr J. Vv. Ray all of Charteatans. Dissolution authorization was granted to the Vieter Shoe and Hat Cleaning Company of Tuntinigtoay.
Frank Goodwin of Charleston has begun two notary public commissions. The action marks official recognition of his authority to attest documents and administer oaths in required legal matters.
Chicago market round up shows cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts and price ranges across multiple weights, with trade activity steady to weak and several price points noted. Also notes the despondent death of M. Bray in Ludington as family stood by.
Circuit and chancery docket items list forthcoming trials and guardianship actions. Judge Arthur Hudson presides as cases including J J Hammack v Board Lumber, Fannie Anderson v Sarah Holderbys and child guardianship matters move toward Monday hearings.
An award of 30 dollars a week is granted to Ida Sathpan of Cranberry West Virginia widow of James Samson, who died after a fractured skull. The payment continues while she remains single under the state compensation commission. The Cranberry Fur Company employee’s death is the basis for the award.
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