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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1912
Page
4
The Journal’s weekly issue announces a Thursday publication day with a one dollar annual subscription rate paid in advance.
A periodical editorial urges readers to vote for Williams A Jones in the First District Democratic primary. The piece argues his experience in the House, committee work, and friendship with Woodrow Wilson support a worthy return, urging civic duty and informed voting. It emphasizes moral politics and warns against apathy, naming Percival Hicks as the author.
Citizens are urged to honor the ballot and vote on Saturday for the candidate most worthy and capable. The message stresses duty to family neighbor and self, encouraging turnout to choose the best man for office and to credit to himself.
In honoring Ex Governor A de Montague with the Democratic nomination for Congress the people of the Third District reflected credit upon themselves. His ability and faithfulness as a public servant are evident and his constituency will be safeguarded. The state will be honored by his representation.
The speaker predicts Mr. Jones will win on Saturday but warns that supporters risk overconfidence. Voters are urged to participate and cast ballots without assuming victory.
To the Democratic voter the primary for choosing a Democratic candidate for Congress will be held Saturday August 24. It is the duty of every Democrat to cast his ballot. I oppose the notion that one ballot makes no difference as the county heads downward.
A correction notes a printing error from last week listing Hookemfair judges. The accurate names are W. N. Trader, Thos. Stone, and Calvin Foster.
Hon Leslie C Garnett will address voters at Laban on Friday night August 23 at 8 pm in the fall of the candidacy of Hon William A Jones for Congress.
The New Point Development Corp announces Old Dominion S. S. Co steamers depart Bay-Side wharf at 3 p m on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Travelers are urged to use this service as it reaches Old Point in one hour and 45 minutes.
A communication to Sheriff Jno E Miller from Hon B O James Secretary of the Commonwealth states the Congressional primary for the First District will be held on August 24 and authorizes preparations accordingly.
A man named T.D. Peebles from Henry Tenn asserts six bottles of Electric Bitters restored his strength and appetite after stomach and liver complaints. The advertisement claims the remedy benefits everyone and urges trials at 50 cents through all druggists.
Hon. R. L. McCreapy of Mathews Virginia is informed that N. E. Miller treasurer of Mathews County has settled in full all funds due to the Commonwealth under Code Section 786a.
The Mocjack Bay Yacht Club hosted the Annual Regatta last Friday, attracting many boats from nearby counties and Norfolk. The Shadecliff, owned by P. H. Muir, won after a 55 minute loop from the clubhouse to the red buoy and back, with Jiffy and Isabel placing second and third. Norfolk visitors included Commodores Dodson and Waller and several others.
A brief health notice claims ill health stems from poor digestion and that Chamberlin's Tablets strengthen digestion, invigorate the liver, and regulate the bowels. It asserts many people have been permanently cured and urges readers to try the remedy, available via dealers.
The Chesapeake Interdermin national Holiness Association holds its first camp meeting starting September 1 in the new tabernacle near Mathews C. H. Rev. E Z Adams of St Louis leads daily gospel preaching for twelve days or more with pastors singers and workers of all denominations invited to participate in the glory of God and the salvation of souls. Communicated.
The document outlines Aug 24 as the first primary under the Legalized Primary Act and directs judges to receive from the sheriff a pad book ballots and a ballot box label. Polls open sunrise to sunset and only Democrats qualified to vote may participate, with cross-party voters allowed if pledging to support the party nominee. Commissioners must certify poll books ballots and results at Mathews Court House on Aug 26 at 3 PM, listing precinct appointees.
A list of teachers named for the Chesapeake District High School and related departments for the 1912 13 academic session. The article enumerates staff assignments and positions in the new school term.
A list of assistants and teachers for multiple Virginia schools with locations such as Susan, Moon, Port Traywood, William Whar, Laban, and Willams Wharf. Names include Ellen Williams Susan Cora Lee Hogg Lillie Williams Gertrude Rives Alice Borum Nannie Ransome Annie Leffler Daisy W. Diggs Jessie Campbell Louise Leffler Carrie Smith Lyle Ruff Lavina Hudgins and others. No appointment this term for colored No. F and D unless applications arise.
The Gloucester Mathews Bank Inc is renamed The Bank of Mathews Inc and its issued capital stock reduced from 50000 to 25000 dollars by retirement of up to 250 shares. A stockholders meeting on July 11 1912 approved the charter amendment and name change. proceedings note signatures, witnesses, and notary details.
Notice from J Henry Thompson Retz of Virginia offering grinding and sale of meat, hominy, graham flour and related goods. He emphasizes graham flour as healthy and seeks patronage from customers in the area.
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