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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1925
Page
9
For Rent details show a garau e and machine ster file code A008 Fret near Dunbar g1 hour month R. C. Teeter care ventral the at co Charleston Wo Va.
An assortment of notices and classifieds describe rooms for rent and board options, private homes for sale or lease, and early 20th century services. Listings mention Summers Street addresses, a Broad Street location, and various agent names. Operators advertise kitchens, water and electricity, modern conveniences, and proximity to central areas.
A garbled 1930s style recruitment notice offers weekly commissions and wages around 75 dollars for a logging position with Swain County North Carolina employer names like Whitmer Parsons Pulp and Lumber Company and The Amenenn Aw Reatos Products Company. The truncated text mentions parenteral coat veurinica and painting tasks and a Department 1 Cinger jong Chi To wank. The ad hints at a classification as labor or general work with undefined duties and a dubious formatting.
Family men and single men are invited to apply for steady work loading coal along the river and rail lines. Wages guaranteed with new housing and occupancy foreseen. Apply promptly at the Pit Sitcre location in South West Virginia for coal loading positions.
Classified fragment lists numerous employment ads for secret screimr work, housework, fashion and clerical positions, and miscellaneous notices. Includes references to Richmond Beauty School, Charlestown, and multiple addresses with unnamed applicants seeking work.
Public notice details the contract for sewer and storm drain construction in a West Virginia city, including scope of work, materials, and required compliance. It lists bidding procedures, percentage for qualified bidders, and submission deadlines, with the project to be completed under city supervision and subject to standard municipal ordinances.
Charleton to Charleston routes and intercity connections described with hourly departures and special coaches. Mentions operative lines to Huntington, Harpers Ferry, and Virginia towns, with historical dates around 1926 and 1946 notices guiding intercity travel and agent contact details.
Train schedules show daily routes with connections from East Hound Sam Dally Wellington to Charlactesville Richmond and Virwlidan Lypolota. Services run to Washington New York Hinton and Cincinnati with exceptions Sundays and partial runs to Louisville and Huntiatou. posted times include 4 2 pm 7 30 pm and other listed daily connections.
The article outlines a broad revival in financing with a Canadian and U.S. banking group funding efforts. It notes large notes issued and rising bond activity, including an estimated 75,000 dollars related to a trust sale and other legal notices. It mentions trust arrangements, court actions, and potential recoveries as markets show renewed strength in 1947.
A lengthy review notes improved commercial conditions yet warns of inflation signs. It highlights gains in coal and steel, rising freight traffic, and expanding textile trade while calling attention to weak wholesale quotations, rising hide prices, and uncertain cotton goods demand amid shifting production and deliveries across industries.
New York steel traders reported a mostly steady market with few price changes and moderate buying, near term demand seen for nearby delivery. Producers showed cautious optimism as European consumption and copper demand influenced expectations, with some commodities like antimony showing strength amid overall market hesitancy.
Washington officials promote a government mine fuel plan with input from engineers of the Bureau of Mines. Publications on timber preservation and mine timber longevity are issued by U S Forest Service researchers. A fourth international fires and rescue week is planned for September with state representatives invited. Norfolk & Western restricts coal shipments to Portmouth ports, while shipping lines arrange tonnage to Ria ae.
West Virginia legal decision ends exclusive use of the Black Band name for a Kanawha seam. A. A. Tilly and the Glenn Chal and Knawaha Band Coal interests argued over branding tied to Black Band splint coal mined near Charleston. Examiner Carnes ruled the name cannot grant a market monopoly, affecting several adjacent mines and causing the Black Band Consolidated Coal Company to face flagship branding limits.
Capital Coal Company head in Cleveland argues U S coal mines are overdeveloped and stresses the need to cultivate foreign markets. He asserts that tideside freight rates to tidewater should be reduced to compete with European coal and that rail rates to coastal piers must be lowered to enable profitable export. He urges equalization with western rate structures and calls IC C action to cut export freight costs to open world markets.
A fragmentary review notes West Virginia coal company ties and a London family view of moving pictures, while arbitration finds German jewelry workers paid 17 cents an hour as factories close. Wages rise in Italy.
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