Savings Habit Promises Prosperity Within a Year
Advice urges readers to embrace a bank book and steadily save to establish a savings habit that will lead to prosperity as the year progresses.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1921
Page
2
Advice urges readers to embrace a bank book and steadily save to establish a savings habit that will lead to prosperity as the year progresses.
White Star line files with state road commission Friday to operate a motor bus line between Beckley Thurmond and Mt Hope with sixteen tourist cars and other equipment. Ernest Quesenberry and Walter Holliday seek authority under new good roads law. bond of five thousand dollars planned for public protection and road safety.
Deputies raided a Hotchkiss area farm Thursday night and arrested E. E. Hodge C. W. Cook and Lee Fain after locating a fifty gallon still in operation. A fourth man escaped as the group seized liquor mash and destroyed the apparatus. Hodge Cook and Fain were taken to town for a hearing.
A June 1921 listing shows numerous coal companies including Raleigh Coal Co, Mead Poca Coal Co, Cranberry Fuel Co, McKell Coal Co, New River Co, and Beckley Coal Co among others. The record tallies daily totals with a final overall sum of 959,297 indicating production or shipments across multiple firms and collieries.
A burglary occurred Wednesday evening at Bert Martin’s Wickham Avenue residence where a revolver was the only missing item. Police suspect certain parties and are actively seeking them. In the same evening the servant’s house at Judge Hatcher’s residence was ransacked with clothing stolen.
J H Dunn driving a new car collided with a curb and post on North Kanawha Street last Wednesday, suffering severe facial bruises and cuts. The car sustained minor damage.
Mrs. Seymour Meadows returned from Russellville after the death of her sister Mrs. Emily Wright aged 67. Widow of the late Elpher son Wright she passed away last Saturday. Burial was held Sunday afternoon.
Smut dust ignited by friction frequently causes threshing machines to blow up or burn, a hazard noted in field reports.
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