Salem items spark various political and social quips
The column mocks Roosevelt era policy and campaigns, notes local and national figures like Platt, Tyler, Swanson, Dowie, and Parker, and laments race and political tensions. It cites Roanoke fair dates, taxes, post office doodling scandals, and Maryland politics with a mix of satirical and critical tones.
Preachers urged to focus on Bible gospel over sensational schemes
The Norfolk Landmark attacks sensational pulpits and headlines that propose extreme ideas such as a three hour workday or chloroforming criminals. It argues best ministers stay with Bible religion and the holy calling, avoiding scare tactics that erode trust. The Wilson heater is linked to heat efficiency claims by Patem Heating Co.
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Norfolk
New York
Newbury
N. Y
What It Was Intended to Be and What It Is
An analysis of the University of Virginia in Virginia's educational landscape. The piece argues geographic factors shape attendance, notes rival colleges, and discusses curriculum limits and degree trends including the A M degree levels and recent declines in academic rigor.
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Roosevelt
Maryland
South
Booker Washington
White House
University of Virginia
Charlotteaville
Harvard
Yale
Virginia
Virginia Baptist
Richmond College
Randolph-Macon
Hampden-Sydney
Randolph Macon
United States
Massachusetts
Washington and Lee University
Tidewater
Episcopal Ateck
New England
Richmond
Jefferson
Lexington
West Point Military Academy
New York
Wirt Henry
Camm Pattes DD
Thos
Ro Evans
Edward E. Phelps
Connecticut
Sale
Vermont University
Dartmouth College
Paine
Church declares divorce a crime against God in meeting
The General Council of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Norristown Pa passes resolutions after discussing divorce declaring the dissolution of marriage bonds a crime against God that cannot be mitigated by civil laws or state licenses. It urges uniform legislation across states to align marriage prescriptions nationwide.
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Norristown
General Council of
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ln Gul
United States
Bent Mountain beef cattle shipped to Roanoke
Jeremiah Johns of Hanover Pa shipped several carloads Monday night bought on Bent Mountain. The cattle weighed about 1100 to 1200 pounds each and were described as the finest lot shipped from Roanoke. The note mentions Bent Mountain as a region known for fine cattle and good people.
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Jeremiah Johns
Hanover
Roanoke
Bent Mountain
Roanoke Times
Mothers Endorse Chamberlain Cough Remedy for Croup Relief
Mrs Pilmer of Cordova Iowa says her child had severe croup and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gave prompt relief. Many local mothers agree and prefer this remedy for their children. For sale by W T Younger druggist.
Institute of Roanoke County Teachers Meeting Opens
Yesterday morning the annual Institute of Roanoke County teachers convened in the High School building with Superintendent KC Brexines as acting chairman. Teachers show strong interest in topics including Examinations, High Schools in Counties, Discipline, Fractions, and Reading, with lists of participants named for each session.
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Roanoke County
KC. Brexines
Mieses Margaret Johnston
Pauline Camper
Mildred Kenick
Eva Mann
Annie John
Annie Walker
Roscoe Wertz
Levi Garst
Lucy Jones
Jeanette White
Cora Epperly
Nellie White
Gilmer Hatcher
W. M. Kesler
A. C. Alley
J. Bb. R. Cameron
Nora Werty
Margie Logan
Fannie Berkeley
Sallie Spessard
Stella Deaton
Vara Agnew
Maude Cox
B. L Mitchell
Fractions
J. Q. Kizer
Nellie Oakey
Mattie Henderson
Bertha Starritt
Mamie Bush
Mary Stevens
Messrs
W. G. Ikenberry
Flora
Reading
Jennie Wolf
Fannie Folkes
Jennie Moore
Bertha Woods
Betsie Calhoun
Rosa White
Berta McFadden
Lucy Leftwich
Two Virginia travelers lose money to pickpockets
Mr Jas D Yate of Chilbowie and Mr Frank Harman of Salem Virginia attended a Lynchburg show. They lost 35 and 25 dollars respectively, then both had wallets and car tickets stolen. Police investigated a Southwest Virginia prominent man but no arrest followed.
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Bristol Herald
Jas. D. Yate
Chilbowie
Frank Harman
Salem
Southwest
Lynchburg
Tate
Harman
Mr. Harman
Virginia
Mr. Tate
New Electoral Board to Name Election Officials March First
The state will have no sole registrar after January 1 1904 as the new constitution limits current boards. Term limits for electoral board members extend to March 1 1904 but lose authority to name registrars after January 1 1904. The new board takes office March 1 and will name all election judges and clerks. The legislature may gain registrar duties during the interim, though constitutional power is uncertain.
Tragic Georgia Buggy Run Ends With Fatal Injuries
In Flovida Georgia John Laster his wife Elia and John King rode a mule cart home when Elia twisted the mule’s tail to make it go. The mule bolted through streets and hurled them from the buggy. Elia struck by an iron spike died instantly while her husband suffered a fatal neck fracture.
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Georgia
John Laster
Elia
John King
Flovida
Roanoke County Seeks Bids for 3.07 Mile Road Project
Commissioners invite written bids by Sept 21 1908 for construction of a 30 foot wide road from Starkey's Station along Back Creek to Bent Mountain turnpike near Poage's Mill. Two sections with separate bids. completion by April 13 1904. Roads to include drains bridges and culverts per survey and specs.
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Roanoke County
Ent Mountain Apple and Cold Storage Company
Starkey's Station
Back Creek
Bent Mountain Turnpike
Poage's Mill
Starkey’s Station
Andy J. Brickey
H. Vinder
Enid
Poage
Joseph R. Woods
Catawba
Washington Heights Real Estate Auction in Roanoke County
Commissioner in the suit The Washington Club Land Company vs Thos D Christian Trustee will publicly auction a large Washington Heights property block in Roanoke County on Wednesday November 4 1903 at 11 o clock. Sale includes numerous lots with detailed section references and a deferred payment plan with bonds and a homestead waiver.
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Cor Tain
Crystal Spring Land Company
Bnl
Mary B. Wickling
Mary W. Fickling
Thos. W. Fickling
Virginia
Salem Times-Reglater
Washington Club Land Company
Thos. D. Christian
Roanoke
Washington Heights
Salem
Lota
Lowe
Vana
Lota Y
Ote I
Deseo A
Iota
Camuillos Christian
Fragmented Notation Littered With Lot and See Pairs
OCR fragments list lots and sections with scattered numbers and phrases. Multiple entries repeat form like lot and see figures, but no complete sentence or clear event emerges from the damaged text.
Fragmentary land deed notes and numbers
Disjointed OCR text shows scattered parcel references and numbers including section and lot markers. The readable items mention lots in sections 13 and 28 with vague references to deeds or ownership terms, but specifics are illegible.
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Bradfield
Bradfield Regulator CO
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W. T. Younger
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S.adler Bros. & CO
EK. Wile
Col. Campbell Ave
Jefferson S1
BELL
Rockhill Machine CO
Holliday St
Roanokr, VA
Alrheart-Xirk Clothing, Company
Salem Avenue
Henry Street
Interstate Phone
Tina, Ovestest & Boone
B Ag Boys
Freedom of the
TEIE
Jefferson St
Masonic Building
Col. Jefferson and
Campbell Avenue
Meals & Byrke Clothing Company
Roanokk
U. S
F. W. Brown
Roanoke Wine Company
W. D. Equi
C. F. Byrne
White Mills
Calvert Rye
Golden Crown
Shenandoah Club