Portsmou th News small things of a day lawn party and fairs
Portsmith daily notes a schedule of social events and civic items. Ol iver Latem returns to duty today while others, including Miss Mary Eastwood of Baltimore and Mr. George Parker, are mentioned in various local activities. The piece lists picnics, sermons, sales, excursions, and minor incidents around town, with notices of church services, school events, and a water-proof cloak advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Latem
George Parker
Ostrewmis
Caulker
Maynard
Vbhe
Elvington Knott
South Street
W. Hudgins & Co
Whitamel Wilkins
North Carolina
Last Colduy
Mary Eastwood
Baltimore
Washington
A. J. Phillips
South Street Baptist Church
Deukies
Bedford City
NeoJoho C. Bultard
Richmond
Mre
Julia W
Lores
Petersburg
Etreat Baptist Sunday School
White Lily Pura
Board of Superviors
Monumentu M
Advonmental
Salvation Army
Portsnith
High
Waslington
Portsmouth
Maeter Byron Corvine
Mere Kev
Dr. A
Owen
Goughter
Union
Gites County
N. C
Mire
South Streets
Danieau
Messis
Nichols & White
Gorgeannea Burrougha
Hastings Court
Samuel Burroughs
Ooerd House
Dlatton
Wm. A. Culpoppur
Sunnal
Eual
Aupust
Central Sunday School
Newport
Religious notices and local updates in Berkley area
Sunday School at 9 30 a m and services at 11 a m and 8 15 p m led by various pastors from Crewe Richmond and local churches including M E and Presbyterian. Meetings cover missionary topics election of officers Seaside Council and local lectures with notes on nearby weather and community items. Also brief on a gala of Georgia melons and local notices about an injury case and a fire incident.
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R. Fineley Gayle
Crewe
Efinghaw Street
Christ
Onde
Presbyterian Sunday School
Fursten
Lea Willenor
Edward Hammill
Leading Republicans in Petersburg Fair Election Move
Special Dispatch from Broumonxp Virginia reports leading Republicans plan to skip Mr Nobson’s Petersburg convention while backing fair elections. Notables Hobson Beverleys Ellmwood Cooke Grey Field and others may attend. visitors include S Wel ford Corbin, head of the State Board of Agriculture, who warns money may sway outcomes. Deaths occur as Chesapeake and Ohio train traveler Mrs Sears and Constable Yarborough die from wounds. Annexation talk between Manchester and Richmond stalls amid mixed public reaction. Cotton markets show modest shifts and weather notes indicate mixed conditions across regions.
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Virginian
Broumonxp
Nobson
Petersburg
Hobson
The
Beverleys
Ellmwood KR
Cooke, Grey
James Ci. Field
Laveen
James A. Walker
William Lawd
Jacob Yost
Wis
S. Welford Corbin
Nking George
State Board of Agriculture
Virginia
Department
Main Atreat
Vaw State Library
Cortiniv
Silveritco
Bii Agation
Corbin
Spolwn
Oreal
R. J. Wishington
Weat Moreland
Ben. Chambers
Northumberland
Howard Hathaway
Lancaster
Hoo
J. J. Manon
King George
Newport News
Highwood
William Hy, Sears
Michmond
Sears
Yarbrough
Henrico County
Yarborough
Manchester
Richmond
Tragic suicide at Ninth Street residence
In Washington a man aged about five years is described as Ty Southern Agsdoulated trees. He killed himself by shooting in his father's residence on Ninth Street after being refused admission to Mrs. Brewer who was ill. Brewer had been drinking heavily and became a nuisance. He took a small revolver from his pocket and shot himself in the head, dying instantly. body sent to the morgue.
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Wm. M. West
Bight
Salem
Key
Geo. J. Hobday
Howard Barry
Bis
Aickoess
George G. Martin
Goutia
Big New Mill
Vargivia Street
H. Ray
D. D
Wristees of
Ryland Inatitute
James St. Scarbrough
Pine Street
Wm. Slaymaker
Armstrong Memorial Church
Elmwood Camatury
Norfolk
Heverson
Wirgt Street
Ken HN Quisenberg
Berkley Avenue Baptist Church
Washington, Nly
t.—Kingey Brawer
Ninth Street
Brewer
Hoe
Glans Win and Team Discipline Echo in Report
Concluded from the second page the Glans win as manager Brady's squad shows weak teamwork with players giving mixed instructions. Richmond improved its percentage at Roanoke's expense, whileKeanoky swept Norfolk three of four. contention remains over leadership and discipline.
Swift Creek Mill at Wetereburg Sold to O A Smith
Special dispatch reports the sale of the Swift Creek Cotton Mill at Questur field county near Wetereburg, three miles from Wetereburg. O A Smith of Boswemer City NC buys it, plans to organize a stock company, operate by next fall, and upgrade machinery. Mill building measures 110 by 55 feet. original cost was 110,000.
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Petersborg
Ers
Norfolk
Virginian
Prrensnews
Swift Creek
Questurfield County
Wetereburg
O. A. Smith
Boswemer City
N. C
Golden Carroll
Carrull
New York
Rainey
Urynat
Carroll
Cox
Prings Ogeorge
Burt's
Neath
Prince George
Gardner
Linco George
Yemple
Ky Hy
Atreat Force
Hudgins
Hey. W.i, Starr
D. C
Washington Street
Pairbank offers Golduat ald fp Dae package deal
The notice lists multiple packages and prices in a garbled text. It references Pairbank and packages with Golduat ald fp Dae of Saou for 25e, along with several names and an address at PAGE & OU, 225 High street, WOVSE, suggesting a local advert or listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pairbank
Saou
Ok Nest
Nien South Middle
Atraat
Page & OU
High Street
Wovse
Water spout wrecks Winona Mo causing heavy loss
A Springfield dispatch reports a water spout and downpour flooding Winona Missouri. Over ten people were drowned, seven bodies recovered by 2 p.m., more are feared dead. Thirty plus houses washed away, crops ruined, wires down, adjoining towns seek help. Further damage feared as rain continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Dy Southern Associated Prang, Sr
Vessel Sinks. Seven Perish Off Sand Point
Seven aboard the Lady Gee were drowned when the vessel sank opposite Sand Point. Missing include Henry Richard Barber and Lite Watson, both deck passengers among five lost. All aboard were negroes. The C B Bryan brought the bodies to Memphis, and the government tug went to the wreck to assess damage as the boat likely broke apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Southern Associated Praag
Mera
Sand Point
Amon
Barber Henry Richard
Lite Watson
Memphis
C. B. Bryan
Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Laxative Health Benefit
Knowledge extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system, dispels colds headaches and fevers, and improves health when used properly. It touts medical approval and claims no objectionable substances while noting availability in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles from pharmacists and manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig 8 Co
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