Licenses Granted And Denied In Rockbridge Circuit Court
In Rockbridge County, Judge Leteher heard liquor license applications for M. L. Sensabaugh and T. F. Sensabaugh. The court granted T. F. Sensabaugh and denied M. L. Sensabaugh. A special grand jury issued indictments including liquor selling without a license. H. St. George Tucker suffered a runaway accident but escaped serious harm. Senator John W. Daniel narrowly avoided injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Sensabaugh
T. F. Sensabaugh
Leteher
Circuit Court of
Rockbridge
Engleman
Kerr’s Creek
Rockbridge Baths
Kerr's Creek
John L. Teaford
Daniel Welsh
Frank T.snider
Charles A. Powers
Graham Lam
A. M.dixon
Charles Lindsay
L. L. Alphin
E. L. Kirkpatrick
M. Lensabaugh
Messie
C.T. Seevert
J. R. Mackey
O. B. Whitmore
J. C. Montgomery
J. W. Miley
BR. W. Clark
C. E. Davidson
J. H. Harrison
A. Moore McCormick
W. I. Yowell
Lewis Hopkins
Cecil Knick
Arminta Lawson
John Ruley
Harry Guffy
Samuel Fitzgerald
McCormick
Lewie Hopking
Negro Reformatory Association of Virginia
J. E. Potter
Charles E. Fotter
Lexington
Sundey
H. St. George Tucker
Drake
Charlotte County
Jamestown Exposition Company
John W. Daniel
Lynchburg
Charlotte Courthouse
Mr. Tucker
Drake's
C. W. Tucker
Dr. Tucker
Virginian Statesman
Dry victory in North Carolina election prompts Tag Day
North Carolina voters favored prohibition by about 60 000 in a statewide vote. Seventy eight of ninety eight counties chose dry. Lexington grants Daughters of the Confederacy freedom of the town next Monday for Tag Day fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Esterday
Daughters of the Confederacy
Lexington
Benefit of Daughters of the Confederacy
Sermon Word Sparks Motion at Southern Presbyterian Assembly
Greensboro dispatch notes Virginia prominence in the General Assembly with Rev. Dr. W. W. Moore as moderator and Rev. R. B. Eggleston among clerks. Debate centers on removing a quoted profanity in Rev. J. R. Howerton’s Lexington sermon during the printing of the sermon. The assembly votes to eliminate the word by a wide margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
Southern Presbyterian General Assembly
Lexington
R. B. Eggleston
Richmond
Baltimore and Ohio Fined Over Through Train Promise
The Virginia State Corporation Commission fined the Baltimore and Ohio Railway 500 dollars for failing to inaugurate a through service from Lexington to Alexandria with the Southern Railway. The case highlights the Valley Railroad link's commercial importance to Baltimore and underscores ongoing disputes among the B and O, Southern, and Virginia Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginian State Corporation Commission
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Lexington
Alexandria
Southern Railway
Baltimore
Virginia State Corporation Commission
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Valley Railroad
Great Southwest
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Southern
Virginia Commission
Southern and
Valley Railroads
Singer
Harper's Ferry
Commission
Misa Rawlings H Marries Mr Swift in Las Vegas Ceremony
A wedding for Lillian May Rawlings and Hon Granville R. Swift took place at the residence of Capt. and Mrs. Rawlings in Las Vegas at 10 30 this morning. Rev. A H Hamilton officiated. The bride wore a blue gown. A large group of friends attended including Miss Leila Blondon and Mrs Sallie Templeton Rawlings. The couple departed for Staunton and Norfolk to voyage to New York.
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Leila Blondon
Northumberland County
Fannie Davies
Hot Springe
Ark
Delia Gibbs
St. Louis
Sallie Templeton Rawlings
Dick Rawlings
Orange
Scribner's Magazine June issue highlights artist memories and travel pieces
The June Scribner's Magazine features Wil H. Low's Chronicle of Friendships recalling American artists, Sidney M. Chase describing life in a Maine fishing village, John C. Van Dyke debating mountains theory and art critique, Arthur Rule on Bragil coffee lands, plus Edith Wharton's The Verdict and other stories by Edward S. Martin and Francis Lynde Gavin of Broken Arrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scribner's Magazine
Wil H. Low
Low
Sidney M. Chase
John C. van Dyke
Alps
Arthur Rule
Edith Wharton
Edward 8. Martin
Francis Lynde
Gavin
Broken Arrow
L. & M Pure Paolet Promotes Home Harmony
The ad touts L. and M Pure Paolet as a home beautifier that preserves interiors and resists decay. It costs 1.20 per gallon ready to use and supposedly lasts ten years or longer. The notice also mentions Moos Drug rump Lexington and H. L. Gilkerson Buena Vista. Mies L. B. Larrick plans Castle Hill summer visits after commencement at Washington and Lee and VMI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moos Drug
Lexington
H. L. Gilkerson
Buona Vista
Mies L. B. Larrick
Castle Hill
Washington and Lee
Virginia Military Institute
Deeds of Bargain and Sale Recorded in Rockbridge County
Deeds entered in Rockbridge county two weeks ending May 26 1908 list transfers in Goshen Walkers Creek district a 2.87 acre lot to Patterson for 400 and a 4 acre 67 pole parcel to Harlow. White to Allen a 51 15 160 acre tract in South River district. Newport News selected to host the Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind Negro Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockbridge County
Geo. A. Miller
Geo. H. Guinn
Goshen
Walkers Creek
Hugh Kenny
Margt. OC
Patterson
Whistle Creek
Lexington
R. N. Harlow
Elizabeth F. Harlow
Cedar Grove
Hugh A. White
Spl
W. D. Allen
South River District
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Healthier Kidneys
The passage asserts kidneys filter blood impurities and claims Foley's Kidney Remedy makes kidneys healthy to remove waste. It urges immediate use to achieve wellness attributed to H. Gorrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
H. Gorrell
Spring Remedies and Health Claims Featured in Ad Text
A collection of old advertisements touts Foley's Honey and Tar for lingering colds and coughs, Dean's Regulators for bowel regularity, Dr. King’s Electric Oil for injuries, Burdock Blood Bitters for liver and stomach health, and several sensational claims from merchants in Sulphur Springs Texas. The notices emphasize quick relief, safety, and cheap insurance against illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
H. Gorrell
Guardian of Virginia Argyle Burkit Revealed
W P Burkit named guardian with G D Letcher as counsel. May 27, 1941 record shows 1,250.00 and 276,880 figure noted in the guardianship entry. The context lists guardianship actions and amounts in a Virginia case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Rockbridge County
Indiana
Virginia
Argyle Burkit
G. D. Letcher
W. P. Burkit
G. D Letcher
Guardian
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Che Gazette
William RB. Kennedy
Lexmeron,Va
Daniel
Tucker
Howerton
Corporation Commission
B. & O. Railway
Misa Rawlings
Mr. Swift
Gasette
June Woman's Home Companion
Roosevelt
Union
Harvey J. O'Higgins
Belasco
David
Scribner’s Magazine
Newport News
Virginia School For the
Dean
Davia
Grocer
Sulphur Springs
Tex
Berkshire and Chest
Apply L
Lexin
Graham
Russia Blue
Graham and Company
Foreign Guardian
Burns Zollman
Lona Zollman
Peoples National Bank OF Lexington
Resouirces
U. S
Burplus Fund
Rarhrege
Iver Teak
State of Virginia
Wm. M. McElwee
A.D. Estill
Jas
Lewis Howe
A. P. Wade
First National Bank OF Lexington
Boqutom
Aic Des Ven Canes
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National Banke
cSvakn Wisesehcee
U.S
TOM Vest
Bankera
County of
H. ©. Wise
H. C. Wish
Reid White
B. Estes Vaughan
J. P. Moore
Frank Moore
Notary Public
Envasion
Mysque
First National Bank
Banking House, &c
Treas
R U
R. Pond
Banks
Bank OF Rock Bridge
State | Corporation Commission
Atock
Eceereeeres
Aeeenem
Total
Sevseseee
Campbell
Bank of Hoads
W. 8. Hopkins
W. O. Stuart
W. T. Shields
State of
Weinbergs
Atbhantian
W. R
Umphris
Bethesda Church
Rockbridge Baths, VA
G. McDowell
A. M. Anderson
Valises
J. ED
Deaver
Mr. Stuart Hutchinson
Main Street
Court House
Bee Eta
Apok
J. McD
Adair
Kodaks
Eastman Kodaks
J. Gassman & Son Hardware Company
Owen Hardware Co
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