Obituary and Local Notices Policy Summary
The Che Gazette outlines obituary limits and paid tribute rules. It states 19 lines maximum for obituaries and tributes with 5c per line for excess, and business notices priced per line. It also lists telecommunication and classified rate details and contact information.
Confederate Reunion in Richmond Sets Attendance Record
The seventeenth annual United Confederate Veterans reunion in Richmond drew record crowds. Key events included monuments unveiled for General J. E. B. Stuart and President Jefferson Davis. Local Lexington matters urged endowing a Confederate hospital and honoring Robert E. Lee at Washington and Lee University with a memorial and a chair in history.
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Richmond
Heart of the Confederacy
United Confederate Veterans
J. E. B. Stuart
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Lexington
Committee On Resolutione
Stonewall Jackson
R. E. Lee
Washington and Lee University
Joint Committee of Veterans and Daugsters
Robert Edward Lee
Robert E. Lee
Southland
Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Daughters of the Confederacy
Fairfield School Closes After Successful Year and Scholarships
The Fairfield graded and high school closed on Friday May 24 after a strong year. Two students received scholarships covering free tuition for next session Miss Bessie Merling Ott earned top High School honors and Janet Carey Campbell top seventh grade average. Promotions list follows by grade and name.
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Fairfield
Bessie Merling Ott
Csianas Ware
Mies Janet Carey Campbell
Floyd Helzer
Benjamin Garr
Wallace Alley
Virginia Lynn
Ruby Lucas
Blanche Davis
Susie Mathews
Lewis Paxton
Marshall Heizer
Francis Houston
Agnes Paxton
Boyd Heizer
Wade Englebee
Blanch Tyree
Lyle Weeka
Angelius Arehart
James Duelap
George Lucas
Eva Weeks
Viola Carr
Honter Englekee
Letcher Weeks
Albert Lucas
Albert Sale
Madge Campbell
Hugh Weeks
Raymond McC
Estaline Sale
Marie Campbell
Virginia Paxton
Mary E. Paxton
Mary B. Paxton
Lillian McCormick
Helen Paxton
Guy S. Lucas
Ralph Weeks
Wallace Arehart
Hanesford McCormick
Carey Campbell
Jacob Morrison
Draper Fultz
John Crist
John Fultz
Garnett Royall
William Paxton
Genevelve Ott
Harry Canter
Aldin Harris
Lewis Topping
Ella
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Rockbridge County
Deeds of bargain and sale filed in Rockbridge County Clerk's Office cover two weeks to June 4 2007 listing transfers among individuals and firms. Entries show parcels and values including 10 acres on Walker's Creek 700 dollars and various lots in Lexington Glasgow and Natural Bridge districts with multiple grantees and buyers. Also included are medicinal ad claims for Foley's Kidney Cure with a local druggist note.
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Rockbridge County
David M. Strickler
Jas. H. Reed
Walker's Creek
J. W. Kelly
Margaret Logan
Freedman's Hill
Lexington
J M. Kenseney
J. M. Withrow
Henry Street
G. D. Leteher
Campbell
Irish Creek
Adj
Old Forest
Deaver
Jas
T.tyrne
Lexington Development Co
Moore Street
E. M. Pendleton
Pee’ Cowre
North River
South Mountain
J. W. Bowers
W. H. Winyard
Rockbridge Co
James River
Trospterrs SA
Rockbridge
Virginia
Camely
W. Fogton Street
Fuller Avenue
R W, T
Shields
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children and Sanitary Core-Pad
Delicate feverish children find relief with Mother Gray's Sweet Powders claiming stomach cleansing and liver action to restore health. Also advertised is a foot pad for swollen tired feet with free samples offered from Allen S. Olinated LeRoy New York.
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Gray
Address
Allens
LeRoy
N. Y
Allen
LeRoy, N. Y
Moote Seeks Re election as Rockbridge Commonwealths Attorney
David B. Moote announces his candidacy for re election to the office of Commonwealths Attorney in Rockbridge County subject to Democratic primary action. May 15.
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Lexivotos
Mig Ball
R. Moore
Atay
Commonwealth
Rockbridge
David B. Moote
K. M. Pendlepon
Showalter Announces Candidacy for Lexington Supervisor
W. M. Showalter announces his candidacy for Lexington Magisterial District Supervisor in the November 1907 election, subject to Democratic Primary action. May 21.
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Lexington
W. M. Showalter
Davis 100 Per Cent Pure Paint Guarantee Ad
Davis advertises 100 percent pure paint with a guarantee of value and quality. It urges consumers to ask dealers and avoid impure products that waste money and spoil surfaces.
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Davis
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