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Lexington Gazette

Location

Lexington, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1905

Page

2

Editor and Proprietor Ad Rates for Lexmerox Virginia 1905

Lexmerox Virginia edition lists subscription prices in advance per year. Three months cost 25 cents and six months 50 cents, with a single copy at 5 cents. Advertising rates are moderate and available on request. Local business notices cost 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 5 cents per line for each further insertion. Obituaries over 10 lines and tribute items billed at 5 cents per line.

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Rockbridge Audience Reacts to Martin and Mann

In Rockbridge the crowd welcomed Senator Martin and Judge Mann with mixed views as they spoke at the courthouse. Voters across Virginia show independent thinking and call for fair play while acknowledging Martin’s duty fidelity and Mann’s temperance appeal amid Democratic Governor candidates’ debate on the Mann Bill.

Martin Judge Mann Rockbridge Virginia

Washington and Lee seeks million endowment boost to expand university

President George H. Denny proposals endorsed by the Board of Trustees aim to raise one million dollars for Washington and Lee to enlarge departments create new ones broaden scope and raise efficiency. Attorney General William A. Anderson praised the plan and alumni applauded the sentiment at a recent gathering. A new afternoon daily in Richmond named The Evening Journal began publishing on June 6 and promises strong reporting. A Missouri judge ruled that a husband placing his feet on a chair during meals and shoes on the parlor table is not grounds for divorce.

George H. Denny Board of Trustees Washington and Lee Denny William A. Anderson Richmond Evening Journal Missouri

Longer Terms for Rockbridge Public Schools

Analyzes extending the school term to six months to boost attendance. Weighs starting the added month at the beginning versus the end of the term, considers weather, travel distances, and access for smaller children. Argues irregular attendance harms schools more than term length itself.

Eorror Gagegre

Lee Jackson Camp elects delegates to UCV gathering in Louisville

The Lee Jackson Camp of Confederate Veterans elected delegates Dr. Robert J. McBryde E A Moore J P Moore W B F Leech and Col Dudley Evans president of the Wells Fargo Express Co New York to attend the national U C V convention in Louisville this week The camp added Frank A Markle Staunton Artillery Hall A Lackey 14th Va Cavalry and W A Barlow 44th Va Infantry to its rolls Saturday evening the executive committees of Lee Jackson and Frank Paxton Camp Sons held a joint meeting to settle Memorial Day expenses

Lee-Jackson Louisville Robert J. McBryde E. A. Moore J. P. Moore W. B. F. Leech Col Dudley Evans Welle Fargo Express Co New York Frank A. Markle Staunton Artillery Hall A. Lackey 14Th Va. Cavalry W. A. Barlow 44Th Va. Infantry Lene Jackson Frank Paxton

Dr. W. S. Currell Addresses Randulph Macon Ladies

The Lynchburg News notes Dr. W. S. Currell spoke to the Randulph Macon Woman's college on Some Aspects of Poetry. He is a familiar Lynchburg speaker, delivering a pleasing blend of popular presentation and technical detail.

Lynchburg Currell Randulph Macon Woman's College

Nineteenth Annual Virginia State Firemen’s Convention in Harrisonburg

Invitations have been sent for the nineteenth annual convention and tournament of the Virginia State Firemen’s Association meeting in Harrisonburg August 16 17 18. More than twelve hundred dollars has been raised for entertainment and other expenses of the gathering.

Virginia State Firemen's Association Harrisonburg

Man Returns After Mysterious Era in Klondike Tale

Connenstown notes that 18 year old Mas ter Owen Cummings, son of Lou and Mia Virginia Cummings, returned home after two months away. He traveled to the Klondike staying only two days, spent about 176 dollars, and described a trip north to White Sloree with seven degrees below zero. He appears well and asserts Virginia is home.

Connenstown Owen Cummings Lou Mia Virginia Cummings Cummings Klondike White Sloree Virginia

The Record Called Best Medium for Reaching the Public

A Philadelphia merchant praises The Philadelphia Record as the best advertising medium. He claims it delivers thorough readership and the largest circulation in Pennsylvania, calling it a clean wholesome family paper and a model newspaper with fair methods.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Record Record Philadelphia Merchant The Pennsylvania Alwave Fair

Mad dog menace travels roads and local notices

June 12 report notes Mr. J. Lewis Irwin killed a mad dog on the road near his home after it bit multiple animals. The dog traveled from Whisty Creek through Lexington and Covington Turnpike then Toad Run before encounters with various properties. Other items mention residents visiting Norfolk, a graduate returning home, and local farm activity on Buffalo.

J. Lewis Irwin Jobn Grist Whisty Creek Lexington and Covington Toad Run Murat Buffalo Road Oxford McCorkie J. A. Clemmora Coller's Creek Collére’s Creek Big Hill Kerr's Creek Cojler Buffalo Mesure Edward Bolivar Johnston

Timber Ridge church installs four elders and one deacon

Correspondents report at Timber Ridge Presbyterian Church four elders Meare W A Kinnear Burton Mackey Geo W Womeldorf and John Goodman and deacon W Scott Mackey were installed. The church now has eight elders and six deacons as farmland notes and local life unfold. Wheat harvest awaits with mixed prospects for crop and hay and roads see uneven improvements amid barn construction and community chatter.

Timber Ridge Presbyterian Church Meare W. A. Kinnear Burton Mackey Geo. W. Womeldorf John Goodman W. Scott Mackey Messrs Ed. Campbell W. P. Weeks Charles Smith Goasip

Walter Williams and the Spainexposition misprint tale

A Missouri man Walter Williams visits Spain to promote a St. Louis exposition. A provincial editor misprints Williams buying Louisiana and inviting European journalists. The editor issues a correction confusing Governor Francia of Missouri with a land deal. Williams flees in fear of further confusion.

Walter Williams Columbus Miss Spain Walter Willams United States Louisiana Europe Williame Francia Missouri Great American Desert Williams

Armentrout Farm at Public Auction in Rockbridge County

The undivided farm known as the Armentrout Farm, about 209 acres near Cedar Grove, Rockbridge County, will be sold at public auction at the Mansion House with one half cash and the balance in two annual installments bearing interest. The sale page lists adjoining owners and the land’s proximity to Lexington, Rockbridge Baths, and Timber Ridge Station.

Vaiveple Farm Anene Armentrout Farm Rovkhi North River Cedar Grove Lexington Rockbridge Baths Wm. T- McCardy A. M. Anderson Geo. C. Hileman Timbar Ridge le My Rockbridge Gale Elisabeth Arawatrout

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