Obituary Notice from Lexington Dated December 9 1908
Obituaries and tributes require payment for lengthy notices. The notice lists rates per line and advertising charges, with contact details for the office in Lexington Virginia and the long distance line to connect with town and county lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umice
Virginia Dry Fight Ends With Narrow Lynchburg Victory
In Lynchburg last Saturday a vote to end licensed liquor saloons passed by 108 of 1958. Anti Saloon League supporters won all wards and four of seven precincts, while five hundred recently registered voters were disenfranchised under Ward law. The piece also notes broader Virginia dry versus wet trends and mentions deaths and local paper management changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Anti-Saloon League
the Methodist Protestant Church
Ceage
Supreme Court of Appeals
Norfolk
Richmond
Virginia
Model school concept outlined in teachers institute talk
The speech from Lexington argues a model school hinges on unified effort among teachers, pupils, parents, and community. It emphasizes student centered growth, good lighting and comfort, regular attendance, promptness, and a good library plus period religious exercises to start each day.
Deeds Recorded in Rockbridge County Week Ending December 8 1908
Deeds show transfers for several properties around Lexington Rockbridge Baths Kerrs Creek and Washington Street to Dillon Tyree and others with amounts ranging from 40 to 10500 dollars. A Roanoke improvement bond proposal faces delay until after the December 30 option election as dry vote could affect liquor revenue and state losses. Dr Fahrneys Teething Syrup advertised with food law compliance and guaranteed bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockbridge County
Sallie A. Spilian
Montgomery
Maple Avenue
Lexington
Adj
R. H. Gillock
Nancy Welsh
John H. van Derveer
Rockbridge Baths
Hays Creek
Mre
Willie
Welsh
EB. T. Robinson
Plunketts’ Meadow
Jacob A. Smith
Dollie A. Agner
Alow Springs Road
Kerr's Creek District
Lucy Scott Weet
Fannie Polk Dillon
Washington Street
Letcher Avenue
Lexingter
H.G. Clark
Mary
Tyree
Mt. Nettle
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Roanoke
Compound Eyes and a Duchesse de Berry Anecdote
The article explains insect compound eyes and their many ommatidia with examples from locusts ants bees and moths. It also recounts a Duchesse de Berry anecdote where calm dialogue continues as horses run away and the carriage overturns without injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesse de Berry
Charles X
France
Comtesse de Bolgue
Duc de Berry
Duchesse
Caroline
L and M Paints and Local Health Ads Highlight Odd Reads
An eclectic clipping notes L and M Paints advantages with 15 year outer wear and $1.20 per gallon, McCrum Drug Co in Lexington and H L Gilkerson in Buena Vista as agents. It also references Foley remedies including Honey and Tar and Ortho Luxative, plus a weather mention of a cold day with a spring feel fading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrum Drug Co
Lexington
H. L. Gilkerson
Buena Vista
Auction Sale of Rockbridge Alum Springs and Jordan Springs
A decree in Rockbridge County chancery actions leads to a public auction at the Lexington courthouse beginning 11 A.M. selling the Rockbridge Alum Springs and Jordan Springs properties including hotels cottages and 1500 acres with fixtures and personal property owned by the Peyton Campbell Company. Terms require equal installment payments with interest and a deed with special warranty. a deed of trust will secure deferred payments and the purchaser pays half costs of execution and recording. The sale highlights the famous properties and improvements on the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shielde McClintic
Monroe City
McClinticc
Rockbridge County
Rockbridge
Betty Arnold
Campbell County
Merlville
Presbyterian Church
Justice of the Peace
Echool
Missouri
Arcult Court
Rockbridge Savings Bank
Peyton Campbell Company
Frasiervy, Frazier, Porter and Wife
Frasier
Rockbridge Alum Springs
Jordan Alum Springs
Ardereon
R Why
Circuit Court
Virginia
Holmes
G. D. Letcher
Letoher
Ilene
Lexington
W. T. Shields
Holiday Candy Sale Promises Fine Tasting Goods
A grand display of groceries and canned goods for Christmas with fruits nuts Florida oranges figs and a ton of candies. The store highlights Belle Mead Sweets as a top brand and urges customers to try once for a lasting trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
W. Harry Agnor
Main Street
Variety of Dry Goods and Accessories on Sale
A broad listing of ladies and mens accessories including handkerchiefs, gloves, mufflers, umbrellas, kid items, silk cushions, water boxes, suit cases, linens, table linen, ruchings, collars, hand bags, fur pieces, and silk comforts. Prices range from a few cents to about $100, with items presented as in store stock and pricing.
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