Relington interment plans noted in brief items
Personal notes from Relington and nearby towns include plans for interment return to South Virginia, a possible future residence in the city, along with local subscribers and visitors. plus local listings: six shines for 25 cents, Madrigal Chorus concert April 23, and upcoming Will be filled with seating notices. Martinsburg railroad work relays tracks between Martinsburg and Weverton, creating local employment for idle workers and occasional notices about local businesses and services.
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Madrigal Chorus Club
Brinkman Opera House
Martinsbiure
Mattix
More & Ohio Railroad
Martinsburg
Weverton
V. Brelley
Easter Waists Make Roomy Style Affordable
Easter waists listed with prices from 0.08 to 5.00 include 7 Batiste and Lawn waists at 0.08, 1.50, 2.00, and 5.00, Jap Silks in black and white at 1.98, 2.50, and 3.50, plus Lace Net waists at 3.59 and 5.00, offering affordable options for a ready Easter look.
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Batiste
Teamsters organize in city meeting at court house
A city meeting of the teamsters was held in the court house to organize the teamsters union. Thomas H. Plynn of the AFL and Curtis Jackson led discussions. A. G. Pot was named president and Thomas J. Past secretary with plans to make the group permanent. Patterson and Genno and Patterson, famed skaters, were advertised for the Coliseum rink tonight. Also notes on McGraw Mines improvements and local repairs. Good Friday service announced for St. Matthies church. Garrick Chaney qualified as notary public for Taylor county. Daisy photos offer at W R Loar & Co.
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Teamsters
Court House
Teamsters’ Union
Thomas H. Plynn
American Federation of Labor
Curtis Jackson
Central Trades — Assembly
A. G. Pot
Thomas J
McGraw
John T. McGraw Company
Simpson Mines
Simpson
H. J
S. W. Hofman
Garrick” Chaney
Taylor County
Bond
Tate
Over the post office janitor service and utilities
A brief item notes maintenance requests including janitorial service hot and cold water and related facilities at location 38a161, detailing basic upkeep needs and ongoing service actions.
Freed by Tale of Distress in Harlem Milk Theft Case
The article reports Charles Stuembucht’s arrest in Harlem for stealing a bottle of milk for his hungry wife and children. Doyle, the milk dealer, withdrew the complaint after hearing his story, and a collection was started for the family. Stuembucht was released with several dollars. The page also notes related local notices and advertisements.
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New York
Charles Stuembucht
Harlem
Sherry
Michael Doyle
One Hundred and Twenty-Sixth Street
Doyle
Walsh
Kruenbuht
Veterinary Surgeon Dr Elbert Jones Offers Animal Care
Dr Elbert Jones a veterinary surgeon serves horse and cattle owners in Grafton and vicinity treating all ailments and injuries. Calls answered promptly day or night with an office at Ward's livery and both phones 939 1mo W Oct.
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Elbert Jones
Grafton
Ward
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