Obituaries and resolutions notice in Journal 1910
The Journal issue from February 3, 1910 lists obituaries and resolutions as paid notices. Such entries are charged at five cents per line, with editor W. M. Minter listed as editor and owner.
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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
4
The Journal issue from February 3, 1910 lists obituaries and resolutions as paid notices. Such entries are charged at five cents per line, with editor W. M. Minter listed as editor and owner.
The piece argues that supporters of breaking the Baylor Survey advance erroneous claims about barren rocks under state waters. It warns that opening rocks to planters could create a rent cycle and a seed stock monopoly, urging lawmakers Saunders, Evans, and Stubbs to defend public interests and seek balanced reform with Tidewater allies.
The administration of Governor Charde A. Swanson is praised as a monument to him with remarks on integrity and strength. Observers claim his four years in the capitol left him a stronger, purer leader than when he entered office, marking a notable era in state governance.
An editorial lauds Governor Mann for progressiveness and achievements in education and roads. It notes opposition, confidence in his experience as a legislator, and predicts a strong, wise, and forward looking four year administration benefiting Virginia.
An Orange Observer quips that over half the cranks in the United States believe they can outdo doctors curing the sick, two-thirds claim they can outdo ministers preaching the gospel, and all think they can outdo creation running a newspaper, reflecting satirical humor about public bravado.
Star running back Marcus Hale led the visitors with two touchdowns as coach Rivera’s squad stunned the Era High lineup 24 to 21 at Riverside Stadium. Quarterback Dina Shah contributed a late scoring drive and defense forced a crucial stop.
A polite appeal asks friends and patrons to provide names of relatives and acquaintances both abroad and at home so a sample issue can be mailed as a gentle nudge to subscribe. The notice emphasizes outreach and encourages broader readership through direct mailing.
A note compliments the New Richmond Daily and The Richmond Virginian, calling it a good newsy sheet under capable management that should meet with success.
The county mourns the death of Judge G. T. Garnett at his home Poplar Grove. He passed away at 3 o'clock this morning. The community feels a deep loss from his passing and further details will appear in next week's issue.
The article notes returning lawmakers led by Mr Rew along with Houston Lewis Evans Stubbs and Jett will oppose any Byrd backed survey breaking measure. Tidewater senators who opposed the 1908 bill are expected to mount strong opposition to defeat the current proposal as coverage from The Richmond Virginian indicates.
Secretary Atkins Aathews is reappointed to the Board of Fisheries by Governor Mann. News from West Point and Middlesex recount nuptials in Virginia, a Gloucester death, and society notes as Taft honors Southern circles amidst a push for Postal Savings Bank legislation.
All skin trouble is overcome by using Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve. It is as pleasant to use as pure cream and guaranteed to give satisfaction.
An advertisement touts a snow white eye ointment as the best remedy offered to the public. It promises painless, harmless treatment with a full guarantee and is sold at 25 cents per tube at all dealers.
Resolutions of Respect by Junior Order of American Mechanics Lodge No 2 honor Bro Iac A Enos. They note his wise service and counsel, express deep sympathy to his wife and relatives, and vow to place copies in records, in the local paper, and send copies to Ro Sears C R Richardson C M Douglas.
Miss Nina Mae Mussen wed Mr. Walter B. Potter of Alberta Canada in a Tuesday night ceremony at the bride’s East River home conducted by Rev. H. B. Jordan. The couple departed Wednesday morning for their new home.
Advertisement notes the eye salve as a valuable remedy for sore eyes, granulated lids, ophthalmia, and inflamed eyes. It claims painless application and burning not mentioned, priced at 25 cents a tube at all dealers.
A verse praising Abhihe for energy and grit. The drummer with his grip is cheerful, reliable, and capable of making connections. The poem urges kindness and avoids blaming an entire group for the deeds of a few, contrasting rough paths with steady perseverance.
A promotional note claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve instantly relieves burns cuts scalds wounds and piles and treats sores ulcers boils eczema skin eruptions chapped hands sprains and corns. Sold for 25 cents at druggists.
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