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The Journal indicates a subscription price of 1090 dollars per year in advance with M. Minter named as editor and owner.
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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1909
Page
2
The Journal indicates a subscription price of 1090 dollars per year in advance with M. Minter named as editor and owner.
Obituaries and resolutions of respect are restricted to paid insertion at five cents per line. The entry notesThursday October 7, 1909 as the relevant date for display.
The county fair should focus on strong farm displays alongside racing. Farmers are urged to show creditable agricultural products to improve county standing, spark healthy competition, and advance farming interests. Ladies are encouraged to contribute attractively crafted exhibits and appealing foods from Matthews.
English publisher Lord Norcrirfe arrives in New York and hails Theodore Roosevelt as a great man. He notes that a nation seldom produces such figures, but adds a cautious comment that the latter portion of his assertion may be fortunate for America.
The quotation questions holy leaders and wonders if laymen and sinners also stray. The minister Reverend D H Carrick criticizes public figures for hypocrisy and implies broader moral failings among believers.
Dr. E H Russell, examiner for the district, will address Gwynns Island citizens on education this Wednesday October 20 at 7 30 p m at an as yet unnamed venue. He will then speak to New Point residents at J M Hutson's Store Thursday October 21 at 7 30 p m, both meetings advancing education in the county.
The eighth annual Fair of the Southside Agricultural Association promises strong racing. Trainer E M Hake brings Seacnia Boy Pilot Lady worth and Garon Bedworth, four year olds, plus other prospects. Sassafras Boy and Nat S are among likely entries, with several well regarded horses in form.
Orian Bedworth in prime form will lead entries with S. K. Bedworth and Emma Bedworth also sparking competition. The county fair promises top class horse races and strong exhibits making it the best in the county’s history.
A reader reports using Bucklen's Arnica Salve to cure a leg infection after doctors warned of gangrene. the product is praised for healing eczema fever sores boils burns and piles and is available for 25 cents at druggists.
Mrs J C Hopeys of Mathews Virginia writes from Norfolk praising Grand Olu Company for settling her late husband’s $32000 policy claim promptly. She notes a post mortem dividend increased the payout by 6.96 and thanks Richmond state office for efficient handling. She also mentions loneliness and two young daughters.
A Springfield North Carolina merchant recounts his son's recovery from consumption after three weeks using Dr King's New Discovery. He credits the medicine with restoring his son's health and endorses the cough remedy as the safest cure for lung diseases. The ad-style note touts a dollar price and a free bottle offer.
Gov Swansen appoints A Randolph Howard of Predricksburg as Farmers National Congress delegate for Raleigh North Carolina on November 3. John Short drowns after falling from oyster boat near Urbanna in the Rappahannock. John Purcell of Middlesex dies suddenly of heart disease at son in law F E Toppings home aged eight. Key Compton elected president of Chesapeake and Sulphur Co succeeding Reuben Foster. firm based Urbanna with leaders Richm ond and Richmond. Middlesex Manufacturing and Mercantile Corporation charter granted Urbanna with officers and capital up to 50000. Four years in state penitentiary for Pro Harris for killing W A Thompson Warrenton. defense appeals noted.
Notice bids to furnish dry split cord wood for Westville School District due by Oct 11 with delivery to school yards by Oct 26. Payment on receipt of this year’s levy. School Nos 1 A B C W M Minter N.
N H Brown of Pittsfield Vermont writes that Dr King’s New Life Pills have been used for years as a reliable family medicine. He claims they relieve chills constipation biliousness and sick headache and notes they are available for 25 cents at all druggists.
County public schools opened Monday with full attendance at nearly all schools. Early signs indicate a prosperous and successful forthcoming school session.
A private sale will be held for six weeks at the home of Mr. it. A. Miller on North River. Items include farming implements bay fodder and household furniture as buyers are invited to examine and purchase.
An odd warning ad claims a boatman’s caution fails against river dangers and urges Electric Bitters for pain, kidney issues, backache and general malaise. A testimonial from J R Blankenship of Lelk Tennessee reports a 60 cent bottle cured him after long work-related kidney trouble.
J E Emerson of Globe Stamp Works Boston testifies to seasonal sciatic rheumatism relief after using Noahs Liniment in 20 cent and 50 cent bottles. He claims no swelling or fever cases avoid internal remedies and urges buyers to look for the Noahs Ark trademark on the package.
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