Day Labor Victory Inches Past in 6 to Vote
The regular monthly meeting of the Select Council, led by President Joseph C. Carroll, debated street cleaning methods, contractor profits, and a shift to day labor. An ordinance created a wire alarm office and funded street work, while Southern States Telephone Company received time extension to September 1.
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Southern States Telephone Company
Rouda
Joseph C. Carroll
Stembers
Messrs. Jones
Lowenberg
Kizer
Holland
Willams
Jacobs
Freeman
McGuire
Greenwood
Cooper
Common Council
Carroll
New York
Board of Streets
Public Building Committee
L. T. AleGuire
Deny Hieh
A. M. Batley
Board of Public Works
Commissioner of Revenue
Holt Street
P.M. Griffin
Board of Police Commissioners
Nrroll
Pythian Pilgrimage Set For Ohio Encampment Ride
The First Virginian Regiment Pythian Tank Knights will depart Saturday for Meveland Ohio to attend the Pythian encampment. Commanded by Major Battley due to absent senior officers the unit will include five divisions from Norfolk Portsmouth Suffolk Hampton and detachments from Berkley and Newport News. A special train on the Chesapeakes and Ohio railway will carry the Norfolk and Western routes via Kenowa to Cleveland arriving Sunday with a band to greet them. The piece also includes a testimonial for Chamberlains Cough Remedy from Wm Keil of St Paul Minnesota and Beechams King of Pills, with druggists carrying the product.
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Tank Knights of
Pythias
Meveland
Pythian
Major Battley
Withern
Ritcher
Virginia
Norfolk
Atlinic
Portsmouth
Withers
Suffolk
D. J. Turer
Rechabites High Tent Session Opens in Ballentine Hall
The High Tent of North America convened for the forty first annual meeting in Ballentine Hall with about forty delegates from Ohio Maryland District of Columbia and Virginia. Officers led by High Chief Ruler John R Mahoney discussed finances statistics and plans for future work while conferring the High Tent degree on about a dozen members. A trip to Virginia Beach was offered to members by the Rechabbess temperance order with several delegates visiting. Sessions to continue for one or two days with ladies in attendance.
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High Tent
North America
Salford Unity
Ballentine Hall
John R. Mahoney
Washington
D. C
G. W. Glenn
Saxis
James A. Cunningham
Lonaconing
James H. Dony
Anacostia
D. GO
James L. Belote
Norfolk
Panes Levite
J. R. Drewer
James H. Loveless
Washington, D. c
J. H. Mitchell
Washington, D. Cc
Ohio
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
Fentress
Mahoney
Palestine
Virginia Beach
Snapper
Destitution Case From Johnston Avenue Huntersville
Reported destitution centers on the Wrest family father mother and four children in Johnston avenue Huntersville. They have had little food with neighbors providing some aid. An 18 months old child has died and there is no money for burial. A charity effort seeks funds from merchants. A white man with three small children arrived from Suffolk yesterday in destitute plight seeking aid and directions to West Point Virginia after arriving Birmingham Alabama.
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Johnston Avenue
Huntersville
Wrest
Suffolk
Birmingham
Ala
West Point
First Bale of New South Carolina Cotton Reaches Norfolk
The first bale of new Carolina cotton arrived in Norfolk yesterday afternoon via Seaboard Air Line from Bennettsville. It was consigned to Vaughn & Barnes, raised and shipped by C. S. McCajl of Bennettsville. The dry good staple sold to John Tanner & Co. at a stated price per pound. The North Carolina coast record compares by a September 7 date last season.
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South Carolina
Norfolk
Seaboard Air Line
Bennettsville
D. C
Messrs
Vaughn & Barnes
C. S. McCajl
S. C
Messrs. John Tanner & Co
North Carolina
Funeral of Col. W. Johnston in Elmwood
The funeral of Colonel George W. Johnston was held from his Fenchurch and Holt residence at 4 pm conducted by Rev. J. D. Ticker. Interment followed at Elmwood. Eight colored bearers carried the casket with a long list of honorary pallbearers including Admiral George Brown and several judges. A Norfolk excursion train brought six carloads of visitors arriving around noon. The article also notes a clothing theft, lantern parade preparations by the Norfolk Cycle club, and a medical testimonial praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
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Col. W. Johnston
George W. Johnston
Fenchurch and
Holt Streets
J. D. Ticker
St. Paul's P. B. Church
Elmwood
George Brown
C. W. Murdaugh
James BE
Heath
Wm. H. White
John Vermillion
George Chamberlain
James Y. Leigh
R. A. Doble
A. Myers
8. S. Nottingham
Chas. Sharpe
Walter H. Doyle
North Carolina
Goldsboro
N. C
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad
City
Barnes
Galnsboro
Lille Blick
Norfolk
D. W. Hutt
Dewey
Litve
Kate Jeffreys
Mr. and
Airs
H. T. Wurtt
Fenchurch Street
Court dockets fill two sheets as sweltering crowd listens
In the Corporation and Police Courts, a unusually large docket drew two sheets. Cases ranged from a water bucket incident to shooting a dog and abducting a child. Several defendants received jail or bond terms, with minor nuisance and fighting charges noted. A few transfers and a decree involving Inter-State Telephone were also recorded.
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Lower Bank Street
Rocko Scheltzer
Rocko
Childress
B. W. Seymour
Bank
Hill
Midsummer price push for sterling silver at The Casket
The Casket promotes silver purchases amid debates on money and the silver question. It urges customers to buy sterling silver spoons forks tea sets bowls and related items at reduced prices and suggests offering silver coin in trade with Greenwood & Dra. Oven and accepting Greenbacks or other coins.
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Greenwood & Dra
Weather report from Washington and Atlantic Coast states
Weather outlook for August 11 1890 notes warm trend with brief cooler spell Thu Fri southerly winds shifting northerly. Local thundershowers expected Ohio Valley lower lake region central Mississippi valley with falllike cooling. Port calendar lists sun rise and set times and moon phases through August.
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Washington
Virginia
North Carolina
Atlantic Coast
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Weather observations from Norfolk August 10 1924
Meteorological note from the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau Norfolk lists 24 hour readings: high and low temperatures, departures from normal since January, rainfall total for 24 hours and since August 1. Observer J J Gray records the data.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Norfolk
Saesenn
J. J. Gray
New U S Silver Certificates to Be Issued With Error
Government to issue silver certificates bearing the word tranquillity spelled with one letter. An error found after distribution began. Watt, Retten & Clay store to give the $1 note in change for purchases tomorrow. The design features “History Instructing Youth” and the window exhibit opens today with a clock stopped at sixteen minutes to one.
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U.S
United States
Watt, Retten & Clay
Walt, Retlew & Clay
Tennesseeans in Norfolk Visit Family and Sightseer Notes
Tennesseeans in Norfolk yesterday en route to visit Mrs Hazen's family on the peninsula. Knoxville social and business circles have visited Norfolk and shore resorts this season. Southern Railway's Norfolk and Chattanooga Limited makes the city more accessible to the East as Tennesseans seek land bargains. Bargain seekers urged to note stock at manufacturer prices at Johnston China Co. Norfolk community notices mention Confederate veteran Cam Pratt funeral arrangements and local events.
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Tennesseealls
Norfolk
Fleming Hazen
Knoxville
Tenn
Johnston China CO
Granby
James Buchanan Masonic Notice At Westcombe Ball
Members of other lodges and transient brethren invited to unite with us for a memorial ball at Westcombe Street for the deceased brother James Buchanan. By order of the Noble Grand. William Erxleben, Secretary.
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Rosie
Ding the Fuuers
James Buchanan
Auitit
Erxleben
Anethe
Jerusalem
Miller to ot and Rhoads Co advertising sale note
In the year when the trading public can secure such bargains as just now our ads are plain statements of facts connected with our business. No misrepresentations we’ll prove our assertions always and when it comes to buying you will get it exactly as advertised.
Summer fabrics and garments for hot weather shoppers
A market note highlights hot weather textiles and accessories including linen organdie stripes and figures, seer-sucker and shantung options, and all wool black fabrics. Prices range from 7 to 69 cents per yard with a premium $3.00 yard crepe cloth option and a busy summer corset department.
Silk Taffeta Ribbon Lot Beats Quick Sale Heads
We secured more of that superb Taffeta Ribbon in black white and colors nine cents. The lot will go quick and not last the week out.
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Charles Richards
Arthur Johnson
William Logan
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