Che Journal notices and rates for notices and ads
The Che Journal requests correspondents mail news letters by Wednesday morning to avoid delays and provide paid insertions for inquiries, resolutions, notices, and notices of candidates. Reading notices cost ten cents per line with five cent per line for memorials. rates for contracts and transient ads are 50 cents per month for the first insertion and 25 cents for each subsequent insertion unless changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meade
Democrats Hopeful As Bryan Leads 1896 Campaign
The piece argues the Democratic party shows stronger chances in the 1896 race led by William Jennings Bryan and Arthur Kerns. It credits party unity, shifting former foes to support, and consensus favoring Bryan over the Republicans, urging Democrats to back the ticket in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Bryan
Kerns
West
Sucess
Gnion
Mr. Bryan
Ahd
Denver
Crem
Predictions and Prohibition Talk Stir Investors and Voters
The piece rails at Stuyvesant Fish and his forecast of a big year for farmers and a post election boom. It questions income claims and notes upcoming state meetings with a pro prohibition convention. It hints at dry weather and a brass band water sprinkler rumor for the nomination events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuyvesant Fish
New York
No Prohibition Convention
Five American athletes shine in London Olympics display
The piece praises American athletes at the London Olympic Games, noting five record performances and contrasting the country’s prowess with a British-led opposition. It emphasizes a strong national spirit and commemorates historical resilience since 1776.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
London
Annual Farmers Institute meeting in Richmond
The Annual Farmers Institute of Virginia designates a three day gathering in Richmond starting August 4. Locals promise a cordial welcome and a pleasant time. Attendees will gain practical agricultural information and networking opportunities. All interested parties are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur
Ferrers Institute of Virginia Degines
Richmonrd
Ichinornd
Taft Joins Roosevelt Echo in Personal Platform
Taft writes anti inflation plank rejected by the National Republican Convention and adopts it as part of his own platform. He aligns with Roosevelt ideas, follows Brynns momentum, and signals uptake of the aged policy line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Roosevelt
Ble
Bryns
Patt
Foley's Qiing Laxative Product Claim
An advertiser promotes Foley's Qiing Laxative as the new bowel aid with a money back guarantee. The copy claims authenticity and asserts availability through all diratots. The text resembles a dubious marketing insert with misspellings and unclear claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Do It With the Best Within You in All Tasks
An inspirational piece urges aspiring professionals to embroider a motto about doing every task, big or small, well. It argues dignity in routine duties, from sweeping a room to running a bank, and recalls biblical wisdom to labor for God’s glory through thorough, careful effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ns Tieirl
Wells
God Telech
Controversy Over College Trustees Sparks Church Ties
Interest spreads statewide as Randolph Macor Coltesé board clashes with Virginia and Baltimore Conferences. Central Church Manchester withdraws support while central conference in Epworth Church Norfolk debates trustees appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Macor
Coltesé
Virginia
Baltimore
Central Church
Manchester
Central Conference
Epworth Church
Norfolk
Sunday Times Dispatch Praised For Southern Coverage
The Times Dispatch earns high praise for expansive Sunday coverage in Virginia and nearby states. It highlights extensive news from AP and other services, added foreign and New York World wire reports, and features including fashion, gossip, women’s pages, and a children’s section with thousands of kid writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yimee-Dispatch
Virginia
Associated Press
New York World
Coarie
New York American
Times-Dispatch
New York
Yunes-Dispatch
Apur
Away
Caltilus
Childrem
Vimes-Dispatch
Opis
PT. D.C C. Seetios
Thines
United States
Horse Show Nominators and Matinee Races in Virginia
Event lists multiple classes and heats for harness racing including trot and pace events. Entries reference owners, stables, pedigrees, and numerous horse names across Virginia tracks with notes on weather, program printing, and prize declarations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claas
Sutkies
Atiy
weiGey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Che Journal
OW. Manviy Mister
Yorrin R. Doverass
Jegular
Middlesex Notes
Rena
Gessie Jones
Philadel Iia
Nettie Dettite
Philadeliin
Thelen Dewhie
Spike Tighat
Times-Dispatchs
Wales
Chease
Roark & Merphy
Bishops Head
Wid
Cairepul
Imi
Davis
Ompany
Chicago
Matinee
Southside Agricultural Association
Arthur Hunt
Dalbys
Gilassa
Cois
Orient Nedworth
Bedveaith
Mathews
Wh Blackbint
Bik
Evant Rich Dickedson
Eli
de Anmdiew
Tae
Gallis
Jolanie White
Corduser
Arthur Pleiet i Walbys
Powell
Bn Ye
Sapatiw
Arthur Mowt
Datuye
Sin
Ander
Emamia Bedworth
Teesearchy
Fata Rain Dobbs Creek
Baron Bedworth
R.s
W. MM. Dison
Hodsins
Wikneswn
Arthur Fut
Daihvs
Pleetfoot
B. G
Gordover
Arthur Hust
Path PR
Weak
Nettie Bedworth
Bedworth
Glass BE
Lucky Prince
Shiney Prince
Pitibys
Virginia Russell
Virchuia Manareh
Frank Hissineham
Virginia P
Pilot Abodian
Je M. Pugh
Pilot Medium Bey
Bow
Pilot Medium, Jr
John
North Va
B. Ja
F. Christean
Phikes
G. Bloscelius, Jr
Bloscelius
Vernon Bidsins
Penny
Sadie Russell
B. m
Russell Rex
Booth Bennett
Ludsins
The
Blackstone School For Girls
James Cannon
Blackstons,a
W. H. Rowland
Wyller
Sears & Williams
Met
Shoetgelf
Eng
Lore &O
Epresentatve Dealers
Ortshoth Retail Lumber Corporation
John T. Tynan, Manaser
Rouen
Piapipa
Sulideys
Hich and
Gmestnut
Bell
Portsmouth
STAI
Sage Risen
C. F. Sauer CO
Richmond
Europe
Bsauecy
Gsavey
Sehgpi
Asod Riuppps
S.L. Lamberd Co. Lifellslls Lightst
Baltimore, Md