Road bonds seek support for 250000 Alexandria plan
Promoters outline a $250,000 good roads bond issue to Alexandria County residents for October 13. A committee will study plans October 18 at the county courthouse, arguing improved access to Washington boosts property values, farm markets, and regional growth.
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Wext
Alexandria County
Washington
Lanai
Virginia
Tver
Werbi
Carriaré
Pford
Alexandria
Chat Mask
Murely Tolllow
Death notices from 1904 and 1909 in Washington area
Obituaries and birth notices list multiple deaths from 1904 and 1909, including Mrs Mary Galey Gwe Cannan of Kerry origin, Rosa F defiant infant, Otter Ellis child, and Amos Rowatents man aged sixty. Entries note residences on Four-and-a-half Street SW, Cottage Terrace, Mt Street, and Mount Gilvet Cemetery with funeral and burial details. Relatives invited to attend.
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Horan
Mary Galey Gwe Cannan
County Kerry
St. Dominics Churen
Requieay
Mount Gilvet
Downing
Columbia Wuspitad
Rossa F
Defiant
Iessaph
Beening
Tatorem
Otter Ellis
Jiepty
Frank Geler
Seventh Street
Erie Esidenge
Amos Rowatetns
Funeral Directors Listing in Washington area
A fragmented advertisement lists funeral directors and embalmers including Geo P Zurhoest William Lee John R Wright Co RB Harvey's Sons and Jenkins. It notes services such as undertaking embalming crematorium livery and chapel options with contact numbers and addresses in the NW area.
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Geo. P. Zurhoest
Entalmer
Tureral Parton Wi
William Lee
Ruibalmer
Commydioum
F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth ST
Gaevioa
Mad ‘Nage
Teleptone
Q. B. Jenkins
Erith
Highways bonding proposal under study for 250000 investment
Opponents of the plan from smaller property holders fear higher taxes, while promoters assure minimal unjust burdens. The project team is carefully examining the bond plan to ensure reasonable profit from the quarter million highway improvement investment.
Pritchard for Good Roads Opens Southern Conference
In Asheville North Carolina on October the second day of the Southern Appalachian good roads congress drew larger crowds than opening day. Federal Judge Pritchard was the principal speaker introduced by Dr Joseph Hyde Pratt. Other speakers included Col M W Richards land and industrial agent of the Southern Railway Prof W Henderson UNC and W M Spoon state highway commission. Eldridge of the USDA delivered an instructive illustrated lecture on Good Roads and Representative Kakwmall discussed The Mountains and the Seashore Connected by Good Roads.
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Southern ‘Appalachian Congress
Asheville
N. C
M. C. Eldridge
United States’ Department of Agriculture
Ka “Kwmall
Bloodhounds trace suspects in moonshine case killings in Virginia
Turner, a Black man, was fatally shot near his home after dark while aiding in halting illicit whisky operations in Christiansburg. Judge Moritt pressed Brame to help suppress moonshining, drawing enmity from locals. Sergeant Anderson used bloodhounds to locate Wil Beav era and Crede Ingram. both Black men were arrested. Additional arrests anticipated.
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Warblagtos
Christiansburg
Turner
Brame
Moritt
Anderson
Cambria
Wil Beavera
Crede Ingram
A C Tackson Weds Resident of Great Falla and Miss Adams
Miss Jétia Josephine Adams of Martinsburg wed Andrew C. Jackson of Great Falls Va at the bride’s Martinsburg home. Rev. John Douglas officiated at Trinity Episcopal Church. Anna Adams was bridesmaid and Crown Diet of Hancock Md best man. Reception followed with cake and toasts.
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Great Falla
Miss Adams
Martinsburg
Washington Post
W. Va
Jétia Josephine Adams
Willard P. Adams
Andrew C. Jackson
Great Tails
John 8. Douglas
Trinity Episcopal Church
Anna Adams
Crown Diet
Hancock, Md
Voters Challenged in Rockville Registration
Spectal dispatch from Rockville Maryland reports both Democratic and Republican workers scrutinizing the registration lists. A list of 15 suspects will be notified to appear before boards next Tuesday to show cause why their names should not be stricken. The Republican and Democratic lists show 88 and 68 names respectively. Gov. Glasscock’s uncle John Milan of Mannigton was elected secretary of the State Board of Agriculture, with Dr Archibald Moore reelected president.
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Welliington Post
Rockville
Glasscock
Charleston
W. Va
John Milan
Mannigton
State Board of Agriculture
Archibald Moore
Virginia Weddings Across Towns Held This Oct Afternoon
A sequence of marriages reported from Grace Church to Gordonsville and Front Royal shows Delia Slaughter wed Dr. John Sunter Sethy in Warrenton area, with other couples including George Cochran and Mary Elizabeth Brown, Laura Green and James Bennett, Luther Good and Neta Phillips, Agnes Kerr and James Laird, and Hazel Bruce with Preston Smith, officiants varying by location.
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J. H. Lacy
Presbyterian Church
Front Royal
Laura Green
M. Green
James Bennett
Webster
Juuray
Luther P. Good
Neta Phillips
W. W. Phillips
Rileyville
Laray
L. Hammond
Mtethodist
Lexington
Oct
Agnes McClung Kerr
Afr
Thomas Kerr
James Moore Laird
de’ Rey
William R. Laird
Danville
Virginia Obituaries From Luray to Fredericksburg
Obituaries report several Virginia deaths including Mrs George Bailey near Marksville aged about 84. Rev C Thomas of Catatho aged 54, survived by wife and nine children. John F Wilson 66 found dead in a woodshed at Comers Rock Grayson county, death from apoplexy, survived by wife and one daughter. Mrs Marton S Revere 78 widow of Henry Revere died after lingering illness. Mrs Mary Frances Samuel of Caroline county died returning from a visit, survived by husband and children. Mrs Annie Farish of Caroline county died after lingering illness, aged 49, survived by husband several children and three brothers.
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Luray
George Bailey
Marksville
Unis County
Roanoke
W. P. Thomas
Thomas
Catatho
Bristol
John F. Wilson
Comers Rock
Grayson County
Fredericksburg
Marton
Revere
Henry ‘Revere
Mary Frances Samuel
Thomas Samuel
Caroline County
Clarence Collawn
Annie Farish
George B. Parish
Caroline
Aingering Ilness
Miss Lloyd Weds Edward Dandridge in Virginia Church
Historic Christ Protestant Episcopal Church in Alexandria hosted the wedding of Miss Mary Robertson Lloyd, eldest daughter of Bishop Selden Lloyd, to The Rev Edward Pendleton Dandridge of Lewisburg West Virginia. The ceremony was by the bride’s father with Bishop Peterkin of West Virginia assisting. a reception followed at Bishop Lloyd’s residence.
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Washington
Alszaftdria
Historic
Christ ‘Protestant Episcopal, Church
Alexandria
Risa Mary Robertson Lloyd
Arthar Selden “Lloyd
Virginia
Edward Pendiston Dandridge
Lewisburs
W. Va
Peterkin
West Virginia
Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia
John Lloyd
University of Virginia
Bishop Lloyd
Alfred and
Cameron Streets
Dandridge
North
Portia Baldwin
Berryville
Marie Lightfoot
Richmond
Marion Tane
Hast Orange
N. J
Myers
Norfolk
Live Wire Fatality at Alexandria Electric Plant
Frank H. Rogers, 28, a plant electrician at Alexandria Electric Company, was killed instantly yesterday morning when he touched a live 2200 volt wire in a confined switchboard area. No witnesses. the accident occurred while he bent to retrieve an object. Rogers is survived by his wife Clara Bowers and his father Willyam Rogers of 1202 King Street. the body was taken to Wheatley’s and prepared for return home.
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Alexandria Electric Company
Welock
Frank H. Rogers
Washington
Moora
Wheatley
Willyam Rogers
King Street
Luther Hayden
W. D. Wicker
Wicker
Mr. Rogers
Alexandria
Murderers Granted Stay As Appeals Heard
Governor Swanson granted a respite until November 19 for Calvin Johnson Richard Pines and Eugene Dorsey convicted of murdering Walter I Schultz a Chicago artist in March. Johnson faces electrocution Friday Pines October 15 and Dorsey October 2 as counsel prepare new trial petitions.
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Swanson
Calvin Johnson
Richard Pines
Eugene Dorsey
Walter I. Schultz
Chicago
Italy
State Court of Appeals
Johnson
Pines
Dorsey
Lewis H. Machen
Richmond
Court of Appeals
Notables at Anniversary in Point Pleasant
In Point Pleasant West Virginia a four day celebration opens tomorrow to commemorate the 185 year old battle between colonists and Indians. Gov Ginascock and Senator Hikins among speakers. Hack Day listed among events. In Harrisonburg Virginia a murder trial continues as Mazirséh faces charges of killing Louis Tannes with three defense witnesses.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
Ginascock
United
Hikins
Scott
Washington
Harrisonburg
Mazirséh
Louis Tannes
Cloge
Drm
Hirsch Bros
Horsemen
Henman Isaags
Lof Baithmore
I. Ee
Robbers Twice Foiled in Scotland County Store Breakin
Special to The Washington Star reports an early morning attempt to break into the Dunmin and Dick general store in Scotland County.robbers bored the front door, triggered a burglar alarm heard by Roy Fitz, and fled before stealing any booty, leaving tools from Miss Mary Sharpe’s house and the Johnston home nearby. One burglar fired at Alexander Johnston, who confronted them.
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Washington
Hagerstown
Dunmin & Si Dick
Scotland
Roy Fitz
Fig
Webbbers
Mary Sharpe
Alexander Johnston
Geotlind
Johnston
Wumar
Receiver Appointed For Lancaster Railway Crossing Co
Judge Mullen of the hustings court in Petersburg appoints Paul Pettit receiver for the Lancaster Automatic Railway Crossing Company Inc on a bill by A. McCurdy of Richmond. Stockholders seek dissolution with majority opposition. chancery court actions threaten asset distribution and near dissolution. The receivership aims to prevent this and preserve company assets.
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Washington Fou
Petersburg
Mullen
Hustings Court
Paul Pettit
Ceiver
Lancaster Automatic Railway Crossing Company, Inc
A. McCurdy
Richmond
Haideva
Chancery Court
New Bern Shaft Unveiled Memorial Honors Rhode Island Volunteers
Governor A J Pothier led a Rhode Island delegation at the New Bern National Cemetery unveiling of a monument to Rhode Island volunteers who served with Burnside during the Civil War. William W Douglas and Capt John A Reeves spoke as the monument was presented to the nation.
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Newser
Cel
Rhode Island
Bonors
Newbern _National Cemetery
Anc
A. J. Pothier
Twhods Island
United States
Willam W. Douglas
John A. Reeves
Natlorial Cemetery
A. P. ‘Burnside
iGov
Higgins
Miss Lucy Walton Weds in Norfolk Nuptials
Miss Lucy Lan den Water daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Walton of Norfolk Virginia married Mr Thomas Symmington Janney of Baltimore today at the bride’s home. The ceremony led by Father F Brady of Loyola College Baltimore featured sister Mrs Alexander Agelasto as matron of honor and a reception with guests from Washington D C Baltimore and Richmond. A second wedding noted was Miss Clara Bel Gamage to Alvin Fenroge Long at Epworth Church with Rev. Georg Booxer officiating. couple will reside in Norfolk.
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Lise Jean, Falsh
Dngton
D. C
Andy “Men
Hontef Breckenridge
Fincastle
Willam
White
Wiliam Parrish
Arthur , Prevers
Richmond
Mat
Clara Bel Gamage
John Willam Gamage
Alvin
Fenroge Long
Georg
Booxer
Epworth
Norfolk
Kent Refuses to Answer on Temperance Issue in Virginia Race
Fredericksburg and Winchester reports show W P Kent Republican nominee for Virginia governor avoiding direct answers to temperance questions from the State Antis League. Kent says he supports temperance aims but rejects the league president’s right to press him on specific legislative questions. He asserts his platform, backed by the party, is ahead of the league’s stance and notes most league executives back his Democratic opponent.
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Winchester
W. P. Kent
Virginia
State Antiseroon League
Henry Pearce Atkins
Atkins
League
Jeague
Fredericksburg
West Virginia WCTU Holds Twenty Seventh Annual Convention
The West Virginia WCTU opened its twenty seventh annual convention at St Andrews M E Church in Grafton on October 0 for a three day session. Mrs Frances Lefer of Mansfield Ohio led a department school method demonstration and praised the state organization as flourishing. Welcome addresses were given by J M Loave mayor Rev J H Flanigan and T J Humphries with Mrs Laura White representing Grafton WCTU. Mrs Allie B Jackson of Jane Lew gave the response as officers were to be elected the next day.
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Grafton
W. Va
West Virginia
St. Andrew's M. E. Church
Frances Lefer
Mansfield
Ohio
Beretta
J. XM. Loave
J. H. Flanigan
Two Richmond Weddings Enduring Union in Virginia Church
Amy Conyera Tutwiler and Dr Nathaniel Thomas Innett wed at Church of the Covenant in Richmond with Dr J Calvin Stuart officiating. Attendants included Mrs Alexander Mebane Hebyon and cousins Zena Tutwiler and Caroline Selater. The couple plans a home in Richmond after a wedding tour. Olga Werner wed Richard James Venable at the Bride’s home on Stuart Avenue with Rev. D Guth officiating. The Venables will reside at 15 Stuart Avenue after October 5.
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Richmond
Amy Con
Yera Tutefier
Alexander Mebane Hebyon
Lermingham
Zena Tatwiler
Caroline Selater
George Noble Bandt
Newborn
N.C
Terride
Ivanhoe Shlater
Floyd Avenue
Annett
Franklin Street
Olga Werner
Mas
Louis Werner
Richard James Venable
Danville
Stuart Avenue
LOVELORN YOUTH TAKES POISON NEAR POTOMAC
Special to The Washington Post from Rockville Md reports Alvin Lowe a young man in the Potomac area was found writhing in agony after self administered poison. A physician said recovery possible though mouth and throat were painfully burned. Lowe reportedly loved a widow who refused him for another suitor.
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Washington Prat
Rockville
Alvin Lowe
Potomac
John Ball
Lowe
Anothran
Daughters elect officers and plan Jackson birthplace marker
In Charlotte and Winston Salem both chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution elect officers. John Van Landingham is regent and plans to place a granite marker at Andrew Jackson's birthplace in Union County. A $60,000 monument is proposed to follow. The Virginia Daughters of the Confederacy convened in Lexington with Mrs. Tate presiding and delegates welcomed by local officials. The convention runs through Friday evening.
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Washington
Charlotte
N.C
Congress
North Carolina
John van Laningham
William N. Reynolds
Winston Salem
A. LE. Smith
Margaret Rankin
B. Blake
Greensboro
van Landingham
the Daughters of the Confederacy of Virginia
C. B. Tate
Mary Custis Lee
Lexington
Edward W. Nichols
Lee Jackson
George H. Denny
Samuel B. Walker, Jr
Gegaion
Guard Officers to Ride Test Route in Highland County
Staunton Virginia October 6 The field and staff officers of the First Virginia regiment patrol guard will begin a test ride tomorrow morning to Highland county with about fifteen privates. They will proceed to Monterey visiting and inspecting the battlefield of McRowell and complete the 90 mile trip in three days Col William J Perry will command The other officers are Col Craighn Majin Maj King Maj Percey Capt Porter Capt Bast Capt Price Lieut Shadrach and Lieut Conglag Wagons with camp outfit left today.
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Washington Post
Staunton
Virginia
Patsonal Guard
Highland County
Monterey
Sand
McRowell
Wiliam J. Perry
Col
Craighn
Matin
King
Percey
Porter
Bast
Price
Shadrach
Bible and Flag Gift at Frederickburg Public School
A Bible and the American flag were presented at the new 340,000 public school in Frederickburg with the Daughters of America Junior Order United American Mechanics and Patriotic Sons of America organizing. A parade formed at the courthouse with a band and local guards, marching along Princess Anne to Main Street, ending at the school. The program included songs, prayers by Rev. R A Witte jams, band selections, and a school reply by Cant S J Guinn.
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Washington Post
Frederickbourg
Daughters of America
United American Mechanics
Patriotic Sons of America
Washington Guards
Severs
Princess Anne Street
Prussia
Main
R.A. Witte
Cant
S. J. Guinn
De Bullet Seeks Divorce From Julian De Bullet
Special to The Washington 06 Baltimore Ort 6 Salt for absolute a s vurce was entered by Mr. Mare De Bul let against her husband Julian De Bul let. The De Bullets have been prominent In Baltimore society the wife being the daughter of Dr and Mrs George Reul ing while the husband belongs to an old French family. Mr De Bullet is a member of the Baltimore Club and the Bachelors' Co Uilion. The De Bullets were married ten years ago and separated a year 270.
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Washington
Baltimore
Mare de Bullet
Julian de Bullet
de Bullets
George Reuling
de Bullet
Baltimore Club
Bachelors’ Co Uilion
Roanoke Judge Calls Special Grand Jury On Election
Judge Staples of Roanoke’s corporation court summoned a special grand jury at the request of Commonwealth Attorney Perkins to probe alleged irregularities in a local option election held last week. Representatives of the Antisaloon League objected to the summons. Perkins said rumors of fraud in a ward warranted a formal inquiry. The drys have not announced plans to contest the election.
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Staples
Roanoke
Corporation Court
Commonwealth
Perkins
Antisaloon League
Hounds on Trail of Incendiary Fire Damages Virginia Barn
Fire of suspected incendiary origin destroyed G. W. Shuler’s Motleys barn in Pittsylvania County, along with four mules and supplies. Bloodhounds traced the trail to a nearby home, sparking neighborhood alarm. An arrest was expected the next day.
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Lynchburg
G. W. Shuler
Motleys
Pittsylvania
County
Southern Railway chief rejects Wilkes North Wilkesboro railroad plan
Delegations from Ashe and Wilkes counties returned from Washington where they met with President Finley of the Southern Railway about the North Wilkesboro to Mountain City Tennessee line. Finley praised the merit and feeder potential of the project but said the company is not prepared to take stock in the enterprise at this time.
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Finley
Washington
Winston Salem
N. C
Ashe
Wilkes Counties
Southern Railway
North Wilkesboro
Mountain City
Tenn
Southern
Virginia Briefs: Forger Guilty in Norfolk. Bid Figures for Fredericksburg Federal Building
Virginia briefs report Frederick Tuster of Connecticut pleaded guilty in Norfolk to forging B M Wrecht’s name on a $0 check and received a two year penitentiary sentence. Eight contractors bid on the Fredericksburg Federal building. bids ranged from 9,600 to 99,000, with J&B. Stanard of New York the lowest at 99,?00. Fields, a Bristol inventor, was found unconscious from a morphine incident. The body of William R. Dantes of Battersea near Petersburg was found along the Norfolk and Western Railway. portions of his body were recovered along the track.
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Frederick Tuster
Connecticut
Norfolk
B. ‘M. Wrecht
Fredericksburg
J&b. Stanard
New York
Fields
Wiliam R. Dantes
Batterges
Petersburg
Norfalk and Western Railway
Fleet Street
Eighteen Years for Murder in Gate City Case
Garland Compton was convicted of murder in Gate City Virginia for killing Isaac Falk after a Sunday school incident. Compton struck Falk with a rock, Falk fired, and Compton fatally shot Falk as they fled. The jury sentenced Compton to eighteen years in the penitentiary.
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Washington Post
Gate City
Garland Compton
Isaac Falk
Apell
Compton
Falk
Girl Dies of Lockjaw After Arm Splinter Incident
Martinsburg West Virginia October 6 Miss Eine M Moler aged 16 daughter of Mrs Roland Moler of Hedgesville this county died today of lockjaw resulting from a splinter penetrating her arm several days ago.
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Washington Post
Martinsburg
W. Va
Eine ‘M. Moler
Roland Moler
Hedgesville
Prisoner Escapes Christiansburg Jail With Companion Flight
Charles Reimer, near six months into a sentence for larceny, escaped Christiansburg prison by slipping through bars yesterday. A group of prisoners followed, leaving only one boy who had just begun confinement. Reimer, once Missouri bound, was an accomplished musician who had taught cornet and violin during his incarceration.
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Christiansburg
Spada
Washington Post
Charles Reimer
Reimer
Missouri
Heimer
Bride Takes Poison Over Unhappy Marriage
Mamie Reavis, long separated from her husband after an unhappy marriage, drank carbolic acid at a friend’s home near Winston Salem, North Carolina, and her condition was listed as critical. The incident occurred on October 31 as grief over the estrangement drove her to the act.
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Speier Ee
Winston Salem
N. C
Tawn
Mamie Reavis
Siven
Carnegie Gift Completes Greensboro Female College Endowment
A $5,000 check from Andrew Carnegie, received by the Greensboro Female College president, completes the $100,000 endowment fund after the college and friends raised the required $95,000 within two years. The gift fulfills Carnegie’s condition that he add $95,000 once the community matched $75,000, and it marks the conclusion of the funding drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenabors Female College
Greenstory
N. C
Act
Greensboro Female College
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Friends of the College
Peace in North Carolina Branch Orphanage Question
In Greensboro a brief Junior Order of American Mechanics meeting settled on a compromise with the national association to establish a state orphanage and let councils join a funeral benefit group. Elsewhere a trial involved Anna Mackie charged with shooting her husband Grant Mickle. the jury found not guilty after a quarrel dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Greensboro
N.C
Order of American Mechanics
State Council
National Association
Anna’ MraKte
Grant Mickle
Vane
Washington Wants You to Use Free Wants Ads
Daily notice urges Washington residents to place free want ads to help everyone succeed. It stresses no obligation and envisions a growing community as residents find opportunities locally.
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Washington
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Paseral
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Proms Els Blackistone
Vth Sud HC
Saat Spears
Joral
Pritchard
A.C. Tackson
Montgomery County
To-Kalon Wine Co
Mieke Maia Ses
Fashionable Throng
Virginia City
Live Wire
Schultz
First National Bank of Alexandria
Winnie M. Willams
J. 8. Fasrcett
Park Savings Bank
Willams
W. A. Smoot & Co
Armstrong Estate
Alexandria Corporation
Jessie V. Armstrong
Anthony W. Armstrong
Jessie A. Armstrong
Elina
Hitsch
Castoria
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Vale
Burnside
Lucy Walton
Janney
Miss Tutwiler
Dr. Ennett
Mies Warner
R. J. Venable
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Shaft
Andrew Jackson
Edmonston
Woods Hutchinson
A. M
Evening Post
Navy
Edmonston & CO
Bible and Flag
Baltimore Society
Virginia Briefs
Bride
Rusband
Nat Neous
Paussan
Wisbon
Edward Lwwinmister
Gioana Tiett
Dany Fig
Hunyadi Janos
U. A
Potomac Heights Sale
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Georgetown
Glen Echo
Chain Bridge Station
Potomac Heights Land Company
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