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Newspaper

Lexington Gazette

Location

Lexington, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1908

Page

2

Gazette Adopts Moderate Rates in Lexanoron

The Gazette of Lexanoron Virginia lists subscription prices in advance: one year 81.00, three months 2.50, six months 5 0 cents for a single copy. It notes obituary and tribute charges and offers advertising rates on application with business local notices at ten cents per line for first insertion and five cents per line for subsequent insertions.

Lexington Board of Trade formed to attract residents

Citizens organize a Board of Trade in Lexington to promote the town as a residence center. Leaders plan to highlight the area’s climate scenery and educational institutions while encouraging settlement of desirable residents and summer visitors to boost local trade and development.

Lexington Board of Trade THE Gazette Cortegee Ington Board of Trade of

Oklahoma Rep seeks 100000 for General Lee monument in Washington

Representative Ferris of Oklahoma has introduced a bill in Congress requesting 100000 to erect a monument in Washington to General Robert E. Lee. The resolution argues Lee’s statue would foster better sentiment between Civil War descendants and notes decades of a shared national goal to erase past state differences.

Ferris Oklahoma Congress Washington Robert E. Lee Lee South

Reverend James E. Armstrong Dies at 77 in Roanoke

Reverend James E. Armstrong a longtime Methodist Episcopal Church South leader died in Roanoke after a week with pneumonia aged 77. He served the Baltimore Conference for 51 years as secretary and assistant secretary. Survived by wife Margaret Hickman of Woodstock and five children. Funeral at Greene Memorial Methodist Roanoke with interment in Salem. Armstrong directed church affairs early at Fincastle and served Salem and Roanoke district as presiding elder twice.

James E. Armstrong Methodist Episcopal Church South Roanoke Baltimore Margaret Hickman Woodstuck Greene Memorial Methodist Church Salem Armstrong Fincastle

Dr Mebane Returns to Lead Local Pulpit

Dr William N Mebane has returned to lead his pastoral duties in Collierstown after months in Florida with his family. Interim preaching was provided by H H Leach of Washington and Lee. Weather harmed fruit with frost damaging cherries and peaches while pears and apples survived. Local notices mention property moves, saw mill relocation, and several residents visiting or returning home.

Councestows Wm. N. Mebane Florida Ire Cummings Bolivar Mills Cummings Collierstown Lacy Alphin Hot Springs Thomas Alphin Alphin Lacy Cummings Brothers Black’s Creek Grover Hotinger John Edd Ayers Est. Huffman Add Reynolds Warm Springs Naunle Mid Hows Alleghany County Alexander Oyler Roanoke J. B. Reid Memouth A. W. Reid Taylor Reid John Hunter Roaring Run Daniel

Jell O Advertises Quick Easy Dessert

I try Jell O the dainty appetizing economical desert. Can be prepared by simply adding boiling water and serving when cool. Flavored sweetened just right, perfect in every way. A 10 cent package makes enough dessert for a large family. All grocers sell it. Jell O complies with all Pure Food Laws. 7 flavors Lemon Orange Raspberry Strawberry Chocolate Cherry Peach.

Postmarking on Cards Discontinued by Postmaster General

Postmaster General orders end to postmarking of cards at address offices due to widespread defacement complaints. Card fad anticipated to delight collectors, with millions affected. Foley’s Orino Laxative marketed as mild and palatable relief for women and children. B H Orrell Manzan Pile remedy and Curos constipation advertised by B J Gorrell's Drug Store.

Gen‘urel Foley B. H. Orrell B. J. Gorrell

Sterrett Explains Virginia Timber Tax Bill

A letter from 8 W Sterrett defends House bill 73 passed by the Legislature. He argues the law taxes timber rights sold to speculators, not the farmer’s timber, and cites prior statutes separating mineral rights. He urges readers to read the bill and notes timber and surface rights have long been taxed separately in similar cases.

Times-Dispatch Board of Supervisors Highland County Woodson General Assembly House Senate Mr. Woodson Virginia W. Sterrett

Stuarts Cavalry in Gettsburg Campaign

Col John S Mosbys history outlines Stuarts cavalry role in the Gettysburg campaign. It includes Chancellorsville sketch, Jackson replacement, and the decisive cavalry clash with Pleasanton. The work reexamines movements and resolves lingering questions, offering new insight into the Civil War campaign. Portraits and a map accompany the volume.

Chancellorsville Stuart Jackson Pleasanton Getleburg Gettysburg Mosby Gettsburg

Patent Remedy Advertisements Flood Local Newspaper Page

An assortment of 19th century patent medicine ads tout objective cures for piles, jaundice, and nasal issues. Products include Bucklen's Arnica Salve, Dr Kim's New Life Pills, Dr Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets, Ely's Dream Balm, Dr Shoop's Night Cure, and Rings Little Liver Pills. Local druggists sell these remedies with testimonies and pricing.

Shoop Ely Ely Broa Warren T New York

Deeds of Bargain and Sale Recorded in Rockbridge County

Deeds entered in Rockbridge County Clerk’s Office for two weeks ending April 7 1008 show Walter Harris transferring 304 acres near Goshell to A J Graham with a $250 value. J B Crist to Mrs Evoma T Birmingham for 1 acre. H Davidson to Robert Gissgows 10 ft of land on the north side of a residence lot on Jefferson Street Lexington running 145 ft for $65. Robt Parrich Jr as substitute trustee to W R Johnson 49 acres on Short Hill Natural Bridge district for $250. J and Copper to B F Copper 17 acres at Donaldsburg near 0 S Strole for $2000. Thus Thomas S White to E T Robinson parcel on Wood’s Creek near B and RY station Lexington 375. William I McCormick to J W Lotta 2387-100 unwres od. J W McFaddin Walker’s Creek district for $125. GW Hoffman to O J Hoffman 1 acre near Raphine adj Valley Railroad Survey for $500.

Rockbridge County Walter Harris Peter E. T. Robinson Wood's Creek

L and M Paints and Health Coffee Ad Sparks

An ad compares L and M Paints with white lead elasticity noting 15 year outside durability and $1.20 per gallon. It also promotes Dr Shoop Health Coffee a coffee substitute from roasted grains with malt and nuts sold by J McD Adair, claiming quick preparation and expert-grade taste.

Shoop

Fragmented OCR financial notes fragment

A partial OCR read shows numbers and currency formats with unclear punctuation. It mentions circulating notes and figures like 24 28 90 812 08 and 50 000 00 and 100 000 00, but lacks readable context or entities.

Floor coverings offer two hundred rolls of matting

Our stock includes nearly two hundred rolls of China and Japan matting. The China matting is superior and the Japanese prettier. Avoid inferior grades as it is wasteful. Prices start at 20c, quality at 25c. Matting rugs 9 by 12 priced at 5.00. Small rugs from 35c and 7½c. Heavy fibre hall rugs 9 or 12 feet long from 25.00 to 10.00. New and excellent.

China Japan

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the Gazette William R. Kennedy Lexanoron, Va the Board OF Trade For Gen. Lee Dr. Mebane Misa Mabel Shorter Upper Buffalo Mabel Shorter Jaimes A. Shorter M. E. Church Rapps’ Mill Murat and Vicinity G. W. Staples Geo. Dixon H. A.disco Jenetta Saville Winter Graham Zollman Elmo Deasert 8. W. Sterrett Sterrett Hill Sterrett Richmond ‘Times-Dispach Stuarts Col John S. Mosby Moffet, Yard & Com- Roe of Byucklen Woolever LeRa Heville Bucklen Bb. H. Gorreil Dr. Kim B. H. Gorrell L. & M. Parr L. & M. Paint Agente Rum Drag Co H. L Gilkerson Buena Vista LEX. Light & Power CO the Valley Realty Home Life Bldg Washington, D.C J. F. Myers Military Institute Lexington, Virginia Board of Visitors W. Nichols Acty Davis Ely Brothers Warren Street Beulah Montgomery Hutton Prof Main Street A. B. Beckwith & CO Bank Rockbridge Queen's Graham Graham and Company First National Bank Banking House, &c Capital Stock Houke J. ED Deaver Court House Coles Lesington Hamilton-Brown Mareh Rockbridge Lime & Stone Co W. Harry Agnor Landreth Denkirk B. E O. N Presbyterian Buckeye High Wheel Armstrong, Cator & Co J. F. Frron Buchanan Monamee Crescent Ave Sam I Hamilton Weinbergs Mattings
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