Obituary Rates Notice From The Journal
The Journal lists obituary policy with pricing details and weekly edition timing. It notes Thursday publication and a yearly prepayment option, with editor and owner W M Minter.
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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1912
Page
4
The Journal lists obituary policy with pricing details and weekly edition timing. It notes Thursday publication and a yearly prepayment option, with editor and owner W M Minter.
The piece urges all good citizens to register their convictions by casting a ballot. It stresses voting as a privilege and duty and calls on readers to pay the poll tax by May 4th to preserve their right to vote.
The piece argues Governor Wilson of New Jersey is the strongest Democratic nominee over Congressman Champ Clark of Missouri. It notes Wilson leads among informed writers, Clark draws conservative and progressive opposition, and Clark lacks cross regional strength needed to win nationwide.
At district meetings last week Gloucester County voters chose G A Miner C H Muse James K W Williams Geo Atiaferro John W Tabb A Jatt John L Farinholt Siler and James N Scubbs as delegates to the State Convention.
At a mass meeting of Middlesex citizens delegates to the State Convention in Norfolk on May 23 were named W. D. Evans E. C. Percival Jno. R. Saunders H. L. Smither A. F. E. Seager and T. H. Gemmill with W. H. Ryland as Delegate at Large. Resolutions endorsed the present Congress record and W. A. Jones, supported J. Taylor Ellyson for reelection, and for District Elector Col. J. R. Saunders, directing delegates to vote as indicated.
The Sallie Thompkins Chapter urges Lane-Digg Camp veterans who have not received the Cross of Honor to apply promptly. Only two dates remain June 3 and September 15, with books closing after. Applications must be filed three weeks prior. blanks are available from Miss Helen Freeman and Mrs. Miller.
A Gillis Mill judge described a long resisted leg sore thought to be cancer. After trying Bucklin Arnica Salve he was completely cured. The salve treats burns boils ulcers bruises and piles and costs 25 cents at druggists.
Belva Atherton, only daughter of Joseph H and Ida E Atherton of Hallieford, died at fifteen months old on March fifteenth. The obituary laments the family’s sorrow and speaks of the child as a rosebud plucked from God's garden, now in paradise.
What Texans admire is hearty vigorous life says Hugh Tallman of San Antonio. He writes that Dr Kings New Life Pills surely put new life and energy into a person. Wife and I believe they are the best made. Excellent for stomach liver or kidney troubles five cents at all druggists.
The seventieth annual session of the Grand Encampment of Virginia I O O F will be held at Newport News on Monday May 13 1912 opening at 9 30 a m The Progressive Farmer refers to Governor Mann defining education as training for mastery of environment. Va Citizen notes the event.
Percival Hicks sustained a finger injury while filing a hoe on Tuesday last week. He reattached the severed part, but it required a Wednesday visit from Dr Hoskins to dress the wound.
A small wedding was held at the Pure Norfolk Methodist parsonage on Tuesday night. Mrs Hazel Blanche Phelps married John William Parrot in a ceremony performed by Rev B T Chandler with only close family present. The couple plans to reside at 218 Sixth Avenue Cottage Place. Parrot, formerly of Mathews county, has many friends in the city. Mrs Parrott is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Phelps.
Joseph Randolph Hudgins and Brazoria Brooks Hudgins wed at East Mathews Parsonage on April 30 in a small ceremony officiated by Rev. J. A. Winn. They are the children of Columbus W. Hudgins and Mrs. Hudgins of New Point and William K. Hudgins and Mrs. Hudgins of Sarah.
Mrs J E Cox of Jolie Et D says typhoid pneumonia left her with a dreadful cough and near death. She found no help from doctors until Dr Kings New Discovery, which she credits with restoring her health and greatly reducing coughing. Safe and reliable for lung trouble, 50c and 1.00, trial bottle free at druggists.
The High School Boys beat the Men 16 to 12 at Mathews grounds on Thursday. The Men, nicknamed Lobsters, played loosely in a two hour and thirty minute game. Batteries were Treakle and Treakle for the High School and Blake and Minter for the Men. Umpires were Hobday and Blassingham.
The piece notes rising cafe discussions and voluntary testimonials from people cured by Cham Berlin's Cough Remedy. It urges readers to try the remedy for coughs or colds and mentions it is for sale by all dealers.
A satirical verse offers directions for stirring up trouble. It lists items like falsehood rumour envy and discontent mixed with misconstruction and meddlesome gossip to produce scandal. The piece frames scandal as a manufactured beverage brewed from harmful social ingredients.
The note describes mosquitoes as demons of the swamp that cause malaria and typhoid. It claims electric bitters kill malaria germs, restore appetite and strength, citing William Fretwell of Lucama North Carolina who says three bottles cured him and brought lasting health. Sold for 50 cents at druggists.
The Philadelphia School for Nurses at 2219 Chestnut Street announces enrollment for Fall classes. The two year course offers free scholarships covering tuition and provision room laundering incidental expenses and railroad fare home on completion of the course. A home
A study and resident short course is offered with ful i instruction under safe conditions. The school promises guidance toward immediate financial betterment for those seeking to increase earning power.
Darius Downey of Newberg Junction reports wife uses Chamberlin's Tablets with great effect and many benefits. If stomach or bowels trouble you, try them. available from all dealers.
The Gloucester Mathews Bank Inc reports assets total 419 122 78 with loans 239 183 43, deposits 348 496 74, and liabilities including capital stock 50 000 and surplus 7 877 17. Cashier J P Nottingham swears to accuracy before notary Sands Smith on April 18 1912.
The Spring examinations for Public School Teachers in Math will be held at Mathews C H on May 2 3 and 4, starting each day at 9 a.m. E C Percival Division Superintendent.
An old advertisement offers a hundred dollar reward for catarrh cure claims with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites the firm J Carnry & Coe of Toledo and endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists. It claims the cure works systemically and notes testimonials and pricing, with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
To The Public unsold burial lots desirable at Trinity Cemetery are offered on Thursday May 2 at 10 A M on grounds to sell. Lots measure 10 by 16 feet price ten dollars. Unpaid lots will be resolved. holders should be present to settle. Jno E Miller vestryman.
Notice to taxpayers and voters states poll taxes must be paid by May 4 as required by law. The issuer will be at Mathews C. H. on May 1 2 3 and 4 to issue licenses and collect poll taxes. N. E. Mriver, Treasurer.
Legislature requires license tax payment before setting nets. Penalty includes net forfeiture, fines from 25 to 100 dollars, or jail. Inspectors have been lenient but officers will enforce if fishermen fail to pay after notice from W. H. Gayle, St. Louis Inspector, 18 Saint Louis Street.
Hopces Mann of Richmond Virginia seeks a site near transport routes for a grinding plant with capacity twenty tons per hour. Include location cost, employee costs, shell price and quantity, marite price, quantity and grade. 5-2-3t
H W Hicreary & Company advertises in Washington offering handsome country homes river front properties and hunting preserves. With twenty years experience and high est references they seek immediate correspondence from interested buyers at 729 30 Southern Building Washington DC.
Public auction set for May 20 1912 at 1 PM in Mathews Court House to sell 29 acre parcel in Pianxitank District near Cobbs Creek. Property formerly of Sylvanus Bramhall, proceeds to be divided among heirs. terms split 1 third cash, 1 third in six months, 1 third in twelve months or full cash.
Attorney in fact for the heirs of Walter G Hudgins offers land on Gwynn's Island Mathews County Virginia for sale at public auction May 26 1912 at 12 o clock noon Four lots totaling 52819 acres of arable and woodland plus a 10965 acre woodland tract on the county road sold separately or as a whole with cash terms Includes an old storehouse stable and other improvements site of the former Walter S Hudgins firm.
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