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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1912
Page
4
Obituaries policy notes ten word free listings for subscribers and longer notices at five cents per line. Classified ads, job and news copy available on request with a Wednesday 10 a.m. deadline.
The editorial urges voting for a third amendment allowing city Form of government changes by majority city vote and notes previous county self succession amendments. It warns about anti-toxin shortages in Mathews County and calls officials to secure county supply to protect children from diphtheria.
Editorials argue Woodrow Wilson will lead the Democracy to a great victory next Tuesday. They claim the main opposition is split by corruption exposure and weakened by prior alliances. References to party leaders and local supporters appear amid fragmented phrases and stray names.
National Democratic ticket speakers will address voters at J. K. Brook’s store in Laban on Saturday night at 8 and again at North on Monday night. Trinity church ladies will serve refreshments. County Chairman J. Boyvp Sears presides.
The Journal will accept and forward all Democratic National Campaign Fund contributions to headquarters. The excerpt mentions Ames and Richmu og & sonburg News and references Virginia primary law and an incident involving Billy Patterson.
Mathews High School hosts a three day fair from Thursday through Saturday October 31 to November 2 with exhibits judged Monday. Teachers Institute events include educational talks at 2 30 PM and a Virginia Journal Education address by Prof Blanton among others. Saturday features spelling contests, a school parade, songs and orations with prize awards and civic league refreshments.
A political verse discusses Taft Wilson and Teddy Roosevelt, praising Woodrow Wilson and the Democrats. The piece notes Mrs P H Brocan of Wilson Pa testifies Chamberlins Cough Remedy surpasses others for cough and croup and is sold by all dealers.
Mr J H Binford prominent educator and ex secretary of the Cooperative Educational Association of Virginia will speak at Milford Haven Lodge on Nov 1 at 7 30 p m New Point High School on Nov 4 at 7 30 p m Bethel Church on Nov 5 at 7 30 p m Oak Grove Church on Nov 6 at 7 30 p m Pallieford School on Nov 7 at 3 p m Cobbs Creek School on Nov 7 at 7 30 p m Patrons are invited to hear him in support of the schools
Mr Gilbert Diggs of Lower Mathews will address gatherings in Penry on Sept 28 at 8 p m Peary on Oct 1 at 8 p m R C Brooks store on Oct 5 at 8 p m New Point on Oct 8 at 8 p m Cobbs Creek on Oct 10 at 8 p m J K Brooks store in Laban on Oct 31 at 8 p m advocating the party views.by Local Party News
A reader, R L Bohannen of 453 Atlantic Street Stamford Conn, asks Captain Alex James for the price per bushel of cow peas. He references a spring ad in The Journal and seeks delivery terms for a two bushel bag to the boat, noting Whipperwill preferred.
Dr J W D Haynes announces a new grist mill at Catch Penny near Blakes offering weekly corn grinding with meal or hand at prevailing prices. The notice dated July 18-6m invites all who desire grinding services.
Premium awards listed for beets carrots sweet potatoes onions and other garden produce. Names include Mrs D James E L James W L Smith Frank Billups Susie James and many others across exhibits. Virginia court snippet follows in the same column with legal notices and trustee references.
A vintage style notice invites customers to come at once to William J Miller's Jewelry Store to view watches silverware and other items for holiday needs. It touts best goods greatest variety and competitive pricing with ready quotes to compare.
A brief clerical note records R L McCready and Sands Smith in a copy test with a clerk’s signature. The readable fragment confirms a routine administrative reference.
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