Classifieds Offer Jobs and Real Estate in Richmond Va
Agency notices promise work for less and insurance benefits. A supervisor asks for references from SUPT MU TUAL INSURANCE CO at 6th and Broad Streets. Davidson advertises farm and homestead financing at long terms in Richmond. Watters and butlers seeks cooks and farm dairy hands with transport refinancing by Martin and Slaughter. Rhode Island Red eggs offered at 1.25 for 15 by Mrs J H Mathews in Lahore Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrena
Supt. Mutual Insurance CO
Treets
Richmond
Eantry
Davidson
Chamber of Commerce
Martin & Slaughter
Norgh Ninth Street
Rhode Island
J. H. Mathews
Lahore
Hair Goods and Paris Fashions in Hair Dressing
ALA the latest Paris fashions in hair dressing offerings. All kinds of hair on hand or made to order. Combings made into switches pompadours puffs etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. Hughes 205 North Third St Richmond Va.
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Paris
Hughes
North Third St
Richmond
Standard Home Company Loan Offer in Richmond Va Ad
A loan advertisement offers 5 percent simple interest to buy or build property or lift mortgages. For every 1000 borrowed, 7.50 monthly payment plus 5 percent yearly balance interest, claiming payoff in 1012 years. Call or write J. W. Ponder State Agent at 436 Chamber of Commerce Richmond Va Monroe 580.
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Standard Home Company
J. W. Ponder
Chamber of Commerce
Richmond
Monroe
Richmond Bag Company Ad from Richmond Virginia
WANTED SECOND HAND BAGS AND wrappings any kind any quantity write for prices. ROSE COME REDS. THE KIND that say Win pay. Send orders to W. F. R. F. D. No. 4 Richmond Virginia. $1.50 for items. $5.00 per hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Richmond Bag Company
Reese
Hee & Abe
Farmera
Blanks Corn Salve Ad Promises Quick Corn Removal
Bilank's Dime Corn Salve guarantees removal of soft or hard corns without trouble or pain. Mailed to any address for six stamps. Written by J. M. Blanks, Druggist, 1101 West Clay Street, Richmond, Virginia.
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J. M. Blanks
Draggist
West Clay Street
Richmord
Virginia
Wanted Office Manager for Ranch Office in Each County
Classified ad from The National Home-Purchasing Assn Inc seeking an office manager to oversee real estate and loan business across counties and cities. Promises furnished staff, full directions, and forward to local offices with exclusive territory and high earning potential. Richmond VA box 673.
Frayser's Great Nerve and Bone Liniment Ad
Advertisement for Frayser's Great Nerve and Bone Liniment claiming relief from aches and pains with 25 cent bottles, plus sale notices for a Percheron stallion Locust Hill and a Bowsher sweep mill, and a printing office position at Meobridges Printing Co. in Kenbridge Virginia.
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Frayser
J. W. Frayser &O
Richmond, Va
Locust Hill
Route 1
Bealeton
Fauquiere
Bealeton, Fanquier Co
Kenbridge, Wa
Denounce Tariff Bill as a Frald in Yale Professor View
Special interests dominate national policy as Yale economist Professor Irving Ser denounces the Payne Aldrich tariff bill as a fraud and attacks Taft for signing it He says the tariff hides a moral aim and claims the reform is a sham while President Roosevelt prepares a broader assault on the measure.
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Rew Haven
Conn
Peculiar Historical Tax Schedules Unearthed in Virginia Records
Richmond reports Captain Donahue uncovers a 14th and 15th century tax memorandum showing fixed per hundred dollar values. The 1312 and 1414 examples list slaves at 9 cents, horses 16 cents, coaches at 45 above value, free blacks taxed after sixteen, and printers of newspapers receiving subscriptions. The notes praise the ink and preservation of the document.
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Richmond
S&s. K. Donahue
Government cannot accept Belmonts offer of horses for Bureau
Washington February 17. August Belmont’s offer to donate Henry of Navarre Octagon and four other horses plus stallion services to form a Government Breeding Bureau for cavalry mounts cannot be accepted. War Department officers say law prevents gratuitous property transfer. Secretary Dickinson favors the bureau and appreciates Belmont’s gesture.
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Washington, D. C
Belmont
United States
Henry of Navarre
Octagon
Kentucky
War Department
Dickinson
Bomb wrecks Chicago saloon on West Twenty third Street
In Chicago Illinois a bomb destroyed the saloon of Charles Maradarta on West Twenty third Street early today. No injuries were reported. The blast, linked to threats from the Black Hand, comes amid a three month terror campaign. Maradatta has received threatening letters and the saloon sits in the South Side levee district.
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Chicago
Ill
Charles Maradarta
Tan West Twenty-third Street
Black Hand
Maradatto
South Side Levee District
Local option attacked in Highland Park church
Rev. Howard M. Hoge urged opposition to local option in liquor licensing at Highland Park Methodist Church in Richmond. He argued liquor traffic is inherently wrong and should be prohibited by state law, with Loudoun county cited as harmed by nearby saloon influence. Mrs Hoge joined, adding names to the local Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. the group planned further visits and a trip to the Newport News Anti-Saloon convention.
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Richmond
Highland Park Methodist Church
Howard M. Hoge
Virginia
Londoun
Alexandria
Loudoun County
Hfe
Hoge
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Highland Park
S Christian Temperance Union
Newport News
C.T. Carpenter
Amelia Courthouse
Frances Willard
Expert Farmers to Make Speeches on Train
Farmers Institutes to be held along the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway starting February 27 aboard a special train. Expert speakers will cover Soil Improvement, Potatoes as a Money Crop, Increasing Corn Yield Without Extra Cost, and Care of the Orchard. Free admission invites all farmers to attend and gain practical profit from the talks.
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Richmond
Chesapeake and Ohio
Aneea
Ana
Train schedule for Department of Agriculture trip
The Chesapeake and Ohio offers a free train for the Department of Agriculture with a schedule of stops and meeting start times from February 27 to March 10. Stops include Irwin Dillwyn Scottsville Buena Vista Buchanan Oriskany New Castle Covington Staunton Mechums River Gordonaville Palmyra Louisa Hanover Toano Morrisons with specific 9:30 A M or 2 P M times and a full day in Palmyra.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Department of Agriculture
Irwin
Dillwyn
Scottsville
Buena Vista
Buchanan
Oriskany
New Castle
Covington
Staunton
Mechums River
Gordonaville
Paalmyra
Louisa
Hanover
Toano
Morrisons
Missing heiress Dorothy Arnold reportedly left New York
Special report notes Dorothy Arnold disappeared of her own free will and may return when convenient. Deputy Commissioner Flynn halted city detectives. family-led searches may continue. District Attorney Whitman states no crime evident, no action planned. Rumors tie to mysterious Mary Martha, best friend of Arnold, and to George S Griscom Jr directing a secret search from the Hotel Chalfonte in Atlantic.
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New York
Toniecca
Dorothy Arnold
Flynn
Whitman
Mary Martha
Miss Arnold
George 8. Griscom, Jr
Griscom
Oie
Hotel Chalfonte
Atlantic
Castleton stud and Daingerfield era in horse racing glory
Major Foxhall A. Daingerfield, long associated with Castleton Stud, shaped Virginia racing by blending bloodlines for champions like Sam Purdy and Miss Ford, while Castleton bred horses achieved global success under James R. Keene. Notable runners The Monk and Godfather raced in the U.S. and abroad, and Blitzen, Hannis Jr., and other Virginia-bred stock influenced speed across tracks.
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W. J. Carter
Major Foxhall A. Daingerfield
Virginia
Kentucky
Castleton Stud
Harrisonburg
Culpeper
Major Daingerfield
Sam Purdy
George M. Patchen, Jr
Miss Woodford
Mosul
Castelton
James R. Keene
Major Daingerfeild
Keene
Dainseffeld
Castleton
Major Dangerfield
Monk
Godfather
Jacksonville
Fla
Oakland
Cal
Ellerslie Stud
Charlottesville
Blitzen
Germania
Kengarry
Greenway Ileox Wharf
Rs. R. Bradley
Robert Bradley
Blazes
Hannis, Jr
Gloucester
Warwick
Wilton Boy
Thelma
Sinassa
Governor Mann Replies To Mayo On Pardon Request
Richmond Va Specital W P Mayo presented to Governor Mann a petition seeking the pardon of Jim Robinson a colored driver for Alvey Brothers grain dealers who was jailed for padding weights sold to the city of Richmond. The Governor says he cannot act yet as the trial judge has not replied to his inquiry and the Commonwealths Attorney opposed clemency while Mayo withdraws the petition.
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Richmond
W. P. Mayo
Mann
Jim Robinson
Alvey Brothers
James Robinson
Commonwealth
William Slodges Mann
Women flay Jefferson in Iowa City speech
Alice French, known as Octave Thanet, condemned Thomas Jefferson and the Declaration of Independence as “historic garbage” before University of Iowa students. She labeled some revolution officers as cheap skates, urged the crowd to act rightly now to shape the nation’s future.
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Iowa City
Thomas Jefferson
Alice French
Octave Thanet
University of Iowa
Death Hand Shocks Saloon as Player Is Shot
Vincenzo Loblo a saloonkeeper was shot by an unknown assassin early today. He died at Passavant Hospital after the killer entered the saloon door fired twice and vanished. Italian patrons blamed the death on the hand dealt him two black jacks and two black eights.
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Vincenzo Loblo
Passavant Hospital
Loblo
Nations on edge as Russia threatens China over territorial moves
The Imperial Council doubts Chinese concessions after Russia and Japan allegedly agreed to strip China. Moscow warns Pekin, moves troops toward Mongolia, and China faces a tense era since the China-Japan conflict. Washington seeks Russian official reasoning before policy actions.
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Pekin
Russia
Japan
China
Imperial Council
M. Korotovits
Mongolia
Foreign Board
Prince Regent
England
India
Americ
Train held up near Gainerville by five robbers
A fast New York to Atlanta Southern Railway train No. 36 was held up near Gainerville, Georgia, early today. The Southern Express Company safe was blown open and a small amount of cash and valuables were reported taken by five robbers.
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Atlanta
New York
Southern Railway
Gainerville
Southern Express Company
Rail Robbery on Express Train Ends in Loot Grab
Gunmen halted a southbound express near Lula Georgia, blasting alarms and stealing cash. Five masked robbers forced engineer Fant and conductor Mooney to surrender as the express car and sleeper cars were looted. The unanchored safe contained $50,000, while mounted cash was being shipped from New Orleans to New York.
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Mooney
Fant
Pistol In
Fagman
Lula
Atlanta
New Orleans
New York
Reward Offered for Degenerate Scion Blair in Richmond Sly Plot
Toledo man Charles Ritch Johnson offers fifty dollars for the capture of Frederick J. Blair, his half-brother, who is said to be at large in Richmond. Blair, described as dangerous, a thief and bigamist, has roamed the country for twenty years, leaving bankruptcies and broken hearts in his wake as he marries repeatedly.
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Richmond
Frederick J. Blair
Poli Werner
Charles Ritch Johnson
Toledo
Ohi
Rebel Army in Full Flight Near Chihuahua
Special dispatch from El Paso reports the provisional Mexican government led by Madero and Gonzales marching toward the mountains near Chihuahua. Navarro’s forces hold valuable revolutionary papers, while Navarro returns to Juarez. Federals pursue, with Orozco and Blanco directing a wear-down campaign as Navarro strengthens to about 1600 men.
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EL Paso
Tix
Peripatetic Provisional Government of
Mexico
Francisco I. Madero
Abraham Gonzales
Guadeloupe
Chihuahua
Navarro
Jaurez
Madero
Gonzales
Guudeloupe
Diaz
United States
Revolutionary Board of Strategy
Generala Orozac
Blanco
Teavhelling Man Granted Divorce
G W Hancock, former president of the Virginia Travelers Association, is granted a divorce from Irene M cock in Lynchburg City Circuit Court on grounds of desertion last fall. The couple’s two children go to Hancock. he must pay Irene $18 monthly as long as she does not remarry. Cruelty allegations by Hancock are not included in the decree.
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Lynchburg
G. W. Hancock
Virginia Travelers’ Association
Virginia
Irene M.cock
Barksdale
Prominent Man and Wife Miss in New York
A notable New York insurance broker and Edgeworth’s prominent citizen and his wife disappeared from their home early yesterday. Mr Agnew, though delirious, escaped the house while his wife began to search for him as a dozen police officers joined the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Smith Agnew
Edgeworth
Sewickley Valley Residents Search for Missing Couple
Prominent residents of the Sewickley Valley towns have scoured the entire territory for the couple, but without success. Local authorities and volunteers ongoing efforts, with no sightings reported to date.
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Sewickley Valley
Inspector of Food Dies at 63 in Richmond
W T Holdsworth, city food inspector since the health department’s start, died at 8 50 am at 3021 East Marshall Street after a six week illness from Brights disease. Survived by four children and his wife, who predeceased him. funeral set for Monday at St Johns Church.
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Richmond
W. T. Holdsworth
East Marshall Street
Bright
Mr. Holdsworth
Health Department
W. A. J. Kelly
Kelly
United States Internal Revenue Service
Holdsworth
George D
Robert H
Marguerite
Little Holdsworth
When I Lay Me Down to Home Town Memory
A nostalgic poem by W Crane of Nebr West Point News reflecting on home towns Virgina and West Point, Pamunkey and York rivers, loved ones, prayers, and memories fading into rest. The piece blends longing for home with peaceful imagery of rivers and family as the speaker nears sleep.
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Old Virgina
West Point
W. Crane
Nebr
West Point Newa
Can Cancer Be Cured At Kellam Hospital
Kellam Hospital claims unmatched historical results with no knife cures. Over fifteen years, the institution asserts thousands of cancer patients treated and cured to stay cured, backed by assurances from its records and governance bodies.
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Kellam Hospital
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American Writing Machine CO
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Tabor Realty Corporation
Marshall St. Richmond, VA
Eaton Shorthand School
N. 28Th Street
H. M. Hoge
Louisville Courier-Journal
Tonde
Toledo Blade
Monte Carlo
Aix Gaya
Mayo
Mrs. French
State Department
Ghia
Turkestan
Madero and
Miss
Inspector
Charles H. Fallaway
Division of Finance
Post Office
Cpeesticant
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Walter
Fallaway
Popular Magazine
New York Egg Case Co
West
Stree Telephone
Bryant,ew
York
Elmwood
California
Privet
Strong
Bedeseer
Amoor
Est
Norway
Maye J. Tatkings & Bro
Midlothian
THE
Kentucky Jack Farm
Joe E. Wright
Junction City
Rocky Mount
N. C
H. M. Avant
Tetterine
Drugegist’s
Savannah
Sydnor & Hundley Inc
Broad Street
Yamlasiske Ial
Ewe Bai
F. O. B. Mompett
Arene
Aanual Jtwe
Gibson
Meggett, S.C
Sal
Esaiaaiks
Los
W. Main
Tanner Paint & Oil Co
Richmond Produce Market
Verreen Leareres
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