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Mathews Journal

Location

Mathews, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1905

Page

2

Local notices and subscription appeal in fragmented ad text

The text urges readers to subscribe and place notices with signed bylines. It mentions advertising rates for first and subsequent insertions, five cent per line resolutions of respect, ten cents per line legal notices, and asks correspondents to submit by Wednesday. It promotes Mathews County paper and gift subscriptions.

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A New Mail Route Suggested for Lower Middlesex and Norfolk

A proposal urges establishing a new mail route using a gasoline launch from Sandy Bottom to Mathews Court House, then by Old Dominion steamer to Norfolk, with connections to Baltimore and New York. If approved, mail could reach Norfolk by 7 AM and allow passengers to ride to Baltimore or catch the 10:35 steamer to Norfolk, boosting communication and travel for residents of lower Middlesex.

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Monument Request Urges Confederate Memorial in Court Square

The JourNAL presses the call for a monument to Confederate soldiers and their families in Court Square. It urges the Lane-Diggs Camp to organize and begin fundraising with plans to award the work to a local organ and community leaders, portraying it as a labor of love for Southrons nationwide.

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Moss Letter From Blackstone Pastor Describes New Parish Move

John Moss of Blackstone Virginia writes from the town about moving into a new parsonage near a prominent Methodist church. He notes the union Thanksgiving service at the Presbyterian Church, the Blackstone Female Institute nearby, and his children entering the institute. He thanks friends and The Journal for kind words and reflects on departures and future plans.

Blacksttoone Mr. Ephor W. G. Poges New Methodist Church Presbyterian Church Blackstone Female Institute Secion James Cannon, Jr D.J Commonwealth Journal George D. Prentice Ichard Ferguson Cico Nancy East Hyco

Fourth Grade Monthly Report Highlights Scholar Prizes

A fragmented monthly report lists Fourth and Fifth Grade academics and names. Spelling Geography Reading Hygiene Arithmetic and Composition are attributed to students such as Louise Fox Alice Kirkpatrick Eunice Bonnewell Lizzie Fox and Annie Moss. The notice notes two scholar prizes per grade for most frequent names and mourns Annie Moss leaving outstanding work.

Louise Tor Eunice Bonnewell Frank Bonnewell Louise Fox Alice Kirkpatrick Louisi Fox Lizzie Fox Alice Kirkpattiek Lese Fox Marshall White Gracestant Hygiene Liwie Fox A Kirkpatrick Grace Marehs Lizaie Fox Eunice Bonnetwell Diggsy Grace March Lizzie Fou Mishall White Walter Sadler Eunice Bonnwell Lizzie Fox Louise Ex Alice Asiekpaltick Alice Rkirkparick Eunicé Gonnewell Grac Marchant Lucile Landon Bull Sadler Frank Newell la Buchanan William Diggs Annie Moss Ely Treakle Mary Thurston Ma Thurston Josephine Marchant Shepherd Lowe Miller Mawell James Elva Treakle Josephine Marchant Shepherd Lowe Mille Edgar White Olivia Fleet Helen Kirkpatrick Manwell James Josephine Marchan Elva Treakle Sheperd Lowe Milter Maxwell James Repherd Miller Olivia Micet An Moss Annnie Annie Prizy

Regular meeting of Mathews Court House camp

Local notice calls Comrades to a regular meeting at Mathews Court House on Saturday December 18 at 6 30 PM. The agenda lists important business and attendance requested for the soldiers’ unit and camp leadership.

Mathews Court House Satuy

The Village Urges Clean Streets This Season

The town presses merchants to sweep in front of their doors as visitors arrive to shop and transact business. Scraps should be burned away from the street to improve the town’s appearance for all residents and visitors.

Pupils Welcome a New Classmate in Grade VI

Tai SCUEGL NOTES report a new arrival in Grade VI named Charlie Green. The note calls him a pleasant pupil and a hard worker and says he will soon be abreast with his classmates.

Charlie Green

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