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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1920

Page

7

Roanoke Delegates Seek State House Seats

In Roanoke area a group of Democrats and Republicans compete for county and state delegate seats. The meeting outlines names of candidates and the selection process as candidates travel toward the May primary to secure nominations for the State House.

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Commissioners Approve Turning Property Into Apartment House

City officials grant consent to renovate the site into an apartment house intended for small families to rent, signaling a shift toward suburban housing options.

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Talbot delegates certified for state convention

Talbot county delegates to the Democratic State convention were certified by the election board. Names listed include Joseph B. Faston, Charles F. Simpson, Trappe, and William Tallahan Cordova. Also noted were sales figures for the past year, totaling 19,928,500 pounds, with the stop price higher than ever and the oldest man in the tract recalling prior prices.

Washington Post Basten Talbot County Seth Faston Charles FE Simpson Trappe Carroll Tows WeDaniel William Tallahan Cordova Washington

Yeath of J. W. Gardell and Store Incident Report

A brief obituary note reports the passing of J. W. Gardell and mentions a store incident involving his burial and accompanying details. The text references a mayoral role, a company, and two brothers with four signers.

Gen Guster dies. four daughters survive

Gen Guster died recently with four daughters surviving. The obituary notes prominent status in the Grand Army of the Republic and mentions family survivors.

Guster Dien Tigat Grand Army of the Republic

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