Mail Your News Before Wednesday Morning
The notice urges correspondents to mail news letters 50 to reach the office by Wednesday morning to avoid delays. It details paid obituaries and resolutions, political candidate notices, and advertising rates including five cents per line for obituaries and 50 cents per inch for first insertions.
Tidewater Tide: Opposition Fights 4000 Acre Rock Bill
The Senate largely approved a measure tied to the Baylor Survey, while the House faced fierce opposition. Critics denounced the bill as iniquitous and lobby driven, claiming it would strip Tidewater Virginia of 4000 acres of natural rock and favor outside interests. Local delegates and Tidewater representatives rallied against the measure amid charges of backroom influence.
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Senate
Wickham
Holt
Holland
Baylor
Board of Fisheries
Commission of Fisheries
House
John. R. Rew
J. N. Stubbs
Gloucester
Nateral Rock
W. D. Evans
Tidewater
Tidewater Virginia
Walker
Guiter amiSeau
House of
Lancater
Nonena
New Providence church ladies form charity club
A new organization by Providence M. E. Church ladies aims to supply church and parsonage needs. Thirteen members met March 5 at Mrs. Hicks’s home to plan monthly dues and attendance fines. Meetings rotate homes with light refreshments to limit costs.
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Providence M. E. Church
P. W. Hicks
Charles McDonald
Providence
This Is Worth Remembering about Foley's Honey and Tar
Reminder for cough or cold relief with Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package sold by all druggists. The ad urges buyers to avoid imitation and insists on genuine product quality.
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Foley
Ward Hudgins marriage at Bethel Church
Beautiful wedding in Bethel Church on March 4 united Mamye Watson Hudgins daughter of Archabald Hudgins and grand-daughter of the late Capt Seth Foster with William Claude Ward a Mt Olive merchant. Organist Mrs Luther Hudgins led music as Miss Sarah Thomas sang. Ushers and bridesmaids complemented the ceremony. Rev Ware officiated. After congrats the couple planned an extended church trip and reception.
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Bethel Church
Mamye Watson Hudgins
Archabald Hudgins
Seth Foster
William Claude Ward
Mt. Olive
N. C
Luther Hudgins
Sarah Thomas
Mendelsshon
Cha
Mason Hudgins
Newport News
Whichard
Mr. Ware
Ward
St Lohengrin Day Slaughter Of Bachelors Totals Report
The Feb 29 leap year fete shows 6574 to 7000 bachelor casualties, with 5000 giving up and marrying, many escaping injury or capture. Noted incidents include a hatpin injury in Indiana and a man plunging from a bridge in Massachusetts. Several hundred disappearances and border or sea departures are recorded, underscoring a dramatic, tongue in cheek census of nuptial mayhem.
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Cupid
St. Lohengtin
United States
Indiana
Idaho
Massachusetts
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Boston
Maine Woods
St. Lokenerin
Two men fall from scaffold at local store porch
On Monday morning at the Sears and Williams store porch the portable scaffold broke sending Mr James Shinault and Mr T F Walden to the ground from twelve feet. Shinault escaped with minor bruises while Walden suffered a broken arm and received treatment from Drs White and Vaden before going home.
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Sears & Williams
James Shinault
T. F. Walden
Shinault
Walden
Old Dominion Steamship Route Schedule Change Notice
The Old Dominion Steamship Company issues a new schedule for the Norfolk Gloucester and Mathews counties route. Effective March 16 during fish season the Pocahontas will depart Norfolk O D Wharf at 6 a.m. and other stops on Monday Wednesday and Friday with evening arrivals in Norfolk and Portsmouth. It will run again Tuesday Thursday and Saturday with similar times ending in Norfolk at 6 p.m.
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Old Dominion Steamship Company
Norfolk, Gloucester
Mathews
Pocahontas
Norfolk
O. D
Portsmouth
North St
Bay _Line
Old Point
Philpotts
East River
Williams
Hicks
A.m . Diggs
Auburn
North River
Dixondale
Severn
Severn River
Fishery Pier
New Point
Government Wharf
North S
Norfolk c
Diggs
E. R
Roans
Ware River
Smiths Wharf
Hockley
Fishery
Foley's Honey and Tar Crowned Safe Cough Remedy
Notice to customers states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is not affected by the Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults sold by all druggists.
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Foley
Dr Wiley and the Feathered Chicken Pie
In a Washington cafe Dr Wiley, famous for food safety probes, orders a chicken pie and finds a feather in the crust. The waiter explains the joke: cooks allegedly add a feather to prove buyers get real chicken.
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Dr. Wiley
Washington
State to pay $1600 in Blackstone case expenses
The state will cover about $1500 in expenses for the Blackstone investigation with potential reach to $1600. Of the total, $900 funded witness summering and fees, the remainder to stenographer and committee officers.
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State
Blackstone
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