Local notices and ads in Derington Gazette 1910 1919 mix
A collage of items includes patent medicine pitches for Fly's Cream Balm and Mother Gray remedies, marriage notices in Lexington Virginia from 1910, and paint ads for I. M. coatings. The report mentions Wash ington and Lee University and Virginia Military Institute cadets departing Lexington streets returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and Lee University
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Cadens
Unclaimed Lexington Letters and Winter Remedies Ad
Unclaimed letters for week ending June 110 at Lexington postoffice listed by name. Advertisement extols Butklen's Armen Salve for burns and skin troubles, and Kozema sprains with 25 cent price. Notes good harvest mood and foot antiseptic powder claim with widespread testimonials. June 4 notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Butklen
Armen
B. H W. Gorrel
Seed Sale Highlighted by Walker's Creek Farmer
Mr J Swisher of Walker's Creek traveled to Lexington with a four horse wagon of orchard grass seed and sold it for 300 dollars. The note shows a common farm income opportunity from sales of seed on the farm.
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Swisher
Walker’s Creek
Lexington
Relief for women's pains with Australian Leaf cure
An advertisement promotes Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a safe regulator for back pains urinary bladder and kidney troubles. Sold by druggists or by mail for 50 cents with a sample prepaid from the Mother Gray Co LeRoy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy, N. Y
Large radish sprouts from Lexington garden
Mr T J Hildebrand delivered a enorme radish to the office a few days ago. The tuber measures 18 inches in circumference and 14 inches long, grown in his Lexington garden. Meanwhile Mr J A Champ is installing a new tile floor for McCrum Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Hildebrand
Lexington
J A. Champ
McCrum Drug Company
Social Roundup of Visits and Marital Plans
A long list of residents and visitors travels, visits relatives across states, and engagements announced in Lexington. Names include Edger Archer, Mrs O Tufts, Joseph Pennington, W R Wilbourn, Lacey J Withrow, Mrs Word, Mrs Lewis Walz, James McClunge, Edward Collins, Mahlon Wilkerson, Mrs John Randolph Tucker, Mrs William Deaver, Miss Olive Spangler, Misses Pearle and Elsie Dixon, Basil Manly, Willet A Anderson, Miss Eleanor C White, Miss Mary Jane Hazelwood Cuthridge engagement, and the forthcoming marriage of Miss Nannie Parry to Mr W Horace Lackey on July 6 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edger Archer
Atlantic City
Tufts of
Norfolk
John KE. Land
Joseph Pennington
Mountain Lake
W. R. Wilbourn
Charles K. Newman
Mineral
Lacey J. Withrow
Universiy of
Virginia
Word
Newport News
Jacob Rodrick
Jackson Avenue
Lewis W. Walz
Richmond
James W. McClunge
Augusta County
Edward Collins
Staunton
Robert H. Gillock
Mahlon W. Wilkerson
el Paso
Texas
Lexington
John Randolph Tucker
Winchester
William P. McGuire
William G Deaver
Lenoir City
Tenn
L. C. Hazelwood
Olive Spangler
Strasburg
Clyde ©. Hite
Washington Street
W.G. Brown
Columbia, Mo
Joel Goldsby
Daphone
Ala
Reid White
M. Samuel Goldman
Roanoke
Rockbridge Alum Springs
Pearle
Elsie Dixon
Business College
Ben Salem
Stanley Robinette
Baltimore
John C. Dutton
Emma Winston
Josie Smith
Pallas
James le McCown
Jefferson Street
Basil Manly
University of Chicago
Charles Manly
Neptune Buckner
Asheville
N. C
Gwendolen
Robert L. Northern
South Main Street
Eleanor C. White
Lexington High School
Bessie V. Krebbs
Harrisonburg
Mary Jane
Charles Nverette Cuthridge
Columbus
Ohio
John Ewing Laird
Nannie Parry
W. Horace Lackey
Presbytery meeting in Lexington discusses resignations and calls
An adjourned meeting of Lexing ton Presbytery in the Lexington Presbyterian church handled resignations from Collierstown elders and accepted a call for pastor Rev. C R Stribling to Petersburg. Other proposed pastorates and commissions were considered, with adjournment set for Staunton on July 14 and dinner hosted by the Board of Deacons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Lexington Presbyterian Church
Alfred T. Graham
D. D
S. C. Akers
Collierstown
A. ©. Hopkins, Jr
D. Marbro
J. PD. McCluer
Frank T. Gasgow
C. R. Steibling
Waynesboro
Tabb Street
Petersburg
Valis
Stribling
Timber Ridge
Robert L. Kinnard
Jackson
J. A. Trostie
G. B. Uanrahan
A. W. Wood
Oxford
D. N. Yarbro
New Monremith
A. C. Hopkins, Jr
Buena Vista
C. R. Stribling
Elders W. Ph
Houston
TI. Morrison
A. Ui. Mackey
J. P. McCluer
Presbytery
Staunton
Lexington Totel
Brady Thompson Mary Tate Wedding at Sweet Kot Home
Miss Mary Tate Thompson married Douglas Elimpsee Brady yesterday at her home near Lexington in a quiet ceremony at 1 o'clock officiated by Rev. W. T. Williams. The couple will reside with Mr. Brady’s family in Dundalo Porge and then visit Hot Springs. Also, William J. Thomas and Sadie Mason Cook wed in Staunton on June 22 1910 with plans to live in Lexington.
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House Mountains
South Buffalo
Marmion
T. J. Deacon
Sandford
Mary Tate Thompson
Stuart Thompson
Sweet Kot
Lexington
Douglas Elimpsee Brady
W. T. Williams
Falling Spring
Brady
C. A. Brady
Dundalo Porge
Hot Springs
William J. Thomas
Sadie Mason Cook
Augusta County
Staunt
George W. Stover
United Bretheren Church
Abraham Cook
Moscow
Staunton
Thomas
Family group photo of Reynolds clan at Broad Creek
James L. McCown captured a large Reynolds family gathering on Broad Creek. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Reynolds are 73 and 62 years old respectively. Their thirteen children and 57 grandchildren, scattered from various localities, were present for the photo.
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James L. McCown
Broad Creek
J. A. Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
Reynolds
Postmaster Patton Receives Promotion Notice
First Assistant Postmaster General O P Grandfield informs Postmaster Patton of a July 1 promotion to the next higher grade for J P Alexander and Mason G C Deaver clerks at the Lasington postoffice with a 3100.00 annual raise for faithful service. Inspector Staley of the Virginia Pure Food Commission visited Lexington last Thursday inspecting foods and touring mills and stores with Mr. G A Rhodes. Graham's conducts a real cash bargain sale on shoes straw hats shirts and underwear.
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Patton
O.P. Grandfield
Messrs J P. Alexander
Mason GC. Deaver
Lasington
Staley
Pure Food Commission of Virginia
Lexington
Sle
G. A. Rhodes
Graham's
Miles Poindexter May Be Senator From Washington
A Norfolk interview quotes Ernest Poindexter saying Miles Poindexter, congressman from Washington, has strong insurgent support and should win the primary for U S Senate. Opponents are said to spend heavily but Poindexter’s backers claim strong voter momentum behind him.
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Miles Poindexter
Washington
Poindexter
WW. UG. Poindexter
Greenlee
Old
Virginia
United States
Washington State
Congress
U.S. A
Lexington
William A. Anderson
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Warren Street
New Yor
Davis -Crurrros
Alfred T. Genham
James Mstill Davis
Midna Mackey Clifton
Rockbridge
Straw—Miiiey
A. Ponick
Ora Lee Shaw
Misa Carrie Myrtle Miley
Graces—Hannison
Buena Vieja
David Bush
Hubert Alexander Green
Viola Vlarrison
Rivery
I. & M. Coors
I. M
McCrum Drug Co
N. TL
Gilkeson
Allen
Willitt A. Anderson
Mer, Rls
Bruce
Mes. M. Kh. Bruce
Annie Groce
Mazie Gettle
Rustbury
Cornelius W. Senseney
Bloomington, Til
Liesington
James M. Senseney
Annie Beeton
Luther RK. Hildebrand
Prairie Grove
Ann
Ross F. Gillock
A.D. Mstill
St. Louis
American Medical Association
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Wister Archer
Rose Archer
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Currie Montgomery
S. M. Sehorn
Brady—Thompson
Thomas—Cook
Trinity Methodist Sunday School
William
Hammond
Lexington Mutual Telephone Co
Washington and Lee
D. E. Moore
W. IL. U
William S. Trammoend
Elizabeth Hammond
Washington City
Leslie L. Weaver
M. J. Weaver
Lexington Produce Market
Tee
Weesay Fame
Eevne
Sidiea
Chetee
Graham
Wats
Grahaw, the
Shoe Man
the Peoples National Bank
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