Roanoke County Supervisors to Hold Meeting Next Saturday
Roanoke county Supervisors will hold a meeting next Saturday to discuss local matters. The notice appears amid a page of community items including church events and business updates.
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Newspaper
Salem Times Register
Location
Salem, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1901
Page
3
Roanoke county Supervisors will hold a meeting next Saturday to discuss local matters. The notice appears amid a page of community items including church events and business updates.
A Paris Texas special recounts the execution sentence for The Key Solomon Hotema a Choctaw leader once judge and district attorney accused of murder. It notes his belief in witches and an April killing spree followed by a trial and acquittal on insanity grounds. The piece mocks commerce driven life detailing a storekeeper’s slave like routine and recommends Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for digestive and vitality issues.
Dr R L Moore of Greensboro N C devoted to eye and headache treatment will be at Hotel Duval for four days. He cites training in Philadelphia New York and Chicago and offers free consultation and guaranteed satisfaction. Letters from Dr Heath and Mr Horton praise his glasses and results.
Read through four bankruptcy notices today and see ads for RK D Hurt meat gear, Nelson & Myers four n page offers, W R Whitescarver Bro holiday meat choppers, C L Sweeney Co steak at 10 cents, Dr R L Moore eye specialist visits, Johnston Day fruit cake ingredients, Loms Voigt holiday novelties, Miss Wale Burch at Voigt store, Smith Miguson dry goods holiday stock, and an airship joke line.
The piece outlines House maneuvers over the Reed rules and a possible reform to curb party advantage, with leaders like Payne and Reed facing opposition. It notes Cuba tariff concessions debates, scrutiny of Knox, and Democrat strategies, including Gorman’s nominational talk and ship subsidy plans. The tone warns of party factionalism and looming fights as Congress opens.
Salem Graded and High School lists top students for week ending Nov 29 1901 in High School Grammar School and Primary divisions. Names span 4th 3rd 2nd and 1st classes across multiple rooms with many students recognized for merit in attendance and punctuality.
Local items list residents visiting friends and relatives in Salem and nearby towns. Ministers, merchants, and professionals travel to Roanoke, Des Moines, Philadelphia, and Richmond for visits, business, or official duties, with several returning home. Mentions of fund drives, a prison official reelection, and Masonic meetings accompany brief personal updates.
Advertisement notes the sale of real estate and personal property from the J. C. Moomaw estate, originally set for the 3rd, postponed to Tuesday the 17th due to rain. The auction includes 640 acres, stock, farming implements, canning machinery, and office furniture. if not held on the 17th it will begin the next day.
Veteran Thomas Schmidt aged 68 died recently at the Confederate Soldiers' Home in Richmond. A former county citizen, he served in Johnson's Battery during the Civil War. His wife is buried at Mason's Cove near Salem.
Multiple notices announce first creditor meetings for bankrupts W B Moss H E Patterson and EC Hoge in Roanoke City Roanoke County with hearings set December 16 1901 at 9 am in Room 616 Terry Building and related offices Referee in Bankruptcy G H Penn and dates November December 1901.
In the matter of Mrs Demie Cromer bankrupt, creditors of Mrs Demie Cromer Roanoke county and district warned. Dennie Croner adjudicated bankrupt on November 1901 and a first meeting of creditors will be held at Room 616 Terry Building Harpoke Va December 1 1901 at 9 am to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. G H Penn Referee in Bankruptcy October 26 1901.
A Christmas store highlights a seven year run of crowded merchandise from books and bric a brac to bronzes and toys. It promotes early shopping with guaranteed packing and delivery, store-wide effort to improve, and ample helpers to ensure prompt attention.
A catalog note lists gray silver toilet sets five pieces priced at 10 and 12 dollars. Comb and brush in bright and gray at 2.25 and 62.75 dollars. Mirrors in bright and gray 3.50 4 and 5 dollars. Salves with sterling tops 25 and 83 cents. Toothbrush holders 25 cents. Tooth powder bottles 25 cents. Powder puff jars bright 75 cents and 169 dollars gray 1.75. Writing sets 1 and 1.50.
A catalog of men’s grooming goods with prices for clothes brushes 1.19 to 2.50, tooth powder bottles and holders 0.25, shaving sets 1.50, traveling and military sets in leather cases 3 to 6.50, military brushes 1 to 2, combs and brushes 2.25 to 2.75, and mirrors 3 to 5.
Multiple tons of good hay offered for sale by D R Brownken. Also mentions Emma Goldman commenting in New York anarchist papers on Czolgosz the McKinley assassin.
An itemized table of drink and dining accessories with prices includes a gray tea strainer with ebony handle at 1.39 dollars a set, individual pepper and salt shakes pairs at 1.98 dollars, sugar shakes at 0.50, sugar and cream sets with cat glass and sterling tape at 6.75, and 2 piece pepper and salt sets at 1.00.
An opportunity to secure well known works of art at prices far below usual. These pieces add character to any home and present a quick sale option for collectors and decorators.
The notice touts many pretty gifts for young people and invites notices about new gray silver finish used only in making finer goods, highlighting its premium appeal and selection.
Cup and saucer 19 25 50 and Tie two piece cream and sugar sets 25 89 60 The three piece tea sets 1 89 2 50 chocolate pots 125 and 1 50 cream pitcher 25 toast and tea set two piece The
A newspaper notice promotes Our Popular 25¢ Books with seventy five titles in print. Featured works include All Sorts and Conditions of Men by Besant and Rice David Copperfield by Charles Dickens and Bondman The by Hall Caine among others.
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