Merger of Great Local Interest in Virginian Railway
Norfolk and Western and the Virginian Railway face a proposed merger drawing deep interest from workers and communities. Analysts foresee cost savings and broader benefits for towns along the Virginian system, with employment impacts managed by the railroad. The plan could boost regional prosperity, while observers caution on speculative gains and local effects. The piece also notes Rev Trigg James and church plans tied to a new parsonage, highlighting community developments alongside railway talks.
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Norfolk and Western
Virginian
Nogolk and Western
Virginian Railway
Virginian Railroad
Ik and
Western Road
Trigg James
James
Holston
Do Not Scold or Whip Your Bird Dog Warns Local Expert
Local dog fancier W Brumfield urges kindness in training and cautions against scolding or whipping bird dogs. He notes peaceful persuasion yields better results, citing Frank the bird dog as an example and arguing some dogs respond better to nonpunitive methods.
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W Brumfield
Nimrod
Brumfield
Bramfield
Are
Frank
Ten Years of Bronchial Asthma Relief with Oxidase Tablets
A patient recounts a decade-long battle with bronchial asthma and praises Oxidase tablets, claiming swift relief. The ad notes Oxidase is prescription-grade, made from healing essential oils, and available at Central Pharmacy Coody Hoonts Company and other druggists.
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Mies
Coody Hoonts — Company
Evangelist Preaches On Faith and Liberty at Christian Church
The Rev A G McCown delivers a sermon from Romans praising faith and sacrifice amid a large Kianemen and Kiase delegation. He contrasts biblical living with modern secularism, recalls General Neal Dow’s temperance drive, and urges reverence for law and faith as revival meetings continue through Sunday.
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A. G. McCown
Oklahoma
The
Christian Church
Ku Klux Klan
Kianemen
the Evangelist
Martin Lather
Lather
Ted
Neal Dow
Dow
Gen
Near Dow
Washbington
D. C
Miami Boom Sparked by Million-Dollar Real Estate Deals
Bane Witten reports from Miami that suburban real estate transactions near the city total over a million dollars daily, with no signs of local boom deflation. He notes the climate and fashion contrast with other cities as excitement continues amid rapid growth.
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Witten
Bane
The Telegraph Letter Written Before Destructive Rainstorm
A letter in the Daily Telegraph notes events and concerns preceding a disastrous rainstorm. The writer reflects on forecasts and expectations for public safety and infrastructure impacts.
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The
Daily Telegraph
Funeral rites for Pete Janutolo held at Highland home
The funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon from the Janutolo home on Highland avenue with Rev and Moore in charge. Mr. Janutolo, a Virginia Polytechnic Institute graduate, contracted tuberculosis in South America and died there after returning from Silver City, New Mexico on November 24 for his health. Interment followed at Maple Hills cemetery and his widow and four children plan to return to South America soon.
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Pete Janutolo
Janutolo
Highland Avenue
Rev & Moore
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
South America
Silver City
N. M
Maple Hills
Pay Your Poll Tax Or You Cannot Vote In June
The notice warns residents that poll taxes must be paid by December 7 to be eligible to vote in the city election next June. It emphasizes the importance of full payment to avoid disqualification and notes elections are often heated and voter access is crucial.
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Post
Saturday Evening Post
Independence Square
Maxfield Parrish
Trapping dangers and community notices stir local readers
A jumble of public notices and local items urges voter responsibility and safety while detailing trapping dangers and holiday drives. Readers are urged to support gymnasium funds, attend a Methodist bazaar and dinner, and note slide personal notices from Virginia locals.
World proves itself through steadfast boosters and lovers
A fragment reflects on public spirit and resilience. It notes Mrs. Brown’s brother Anderson and suggests the world honors loyal supporters, rejects quitters, and celebrates those who spur progress. The tone hints at social values and communal pride.
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