Shulls Celebrate Twentieth Wedding Anniversary at The Hickories
The Roanoke World reports Mr. and Mrs. H G Shull marked 20 years of marriage at their home The Hickories with 100 guests. Attendees included J Silverstein of New York and A Shull of Winchester. Elaborate decorations, four course refreshments, and many gifts followed.
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Roanoke
H. G. Shull
Mr. Shull
Strother Shull
Olive V.shull
H G. Shull
Charles J. Silverstein
New York
Arthur Shull
Winchester
Smithers
Dubois
Crowe
Hagerstown
Miss Earnhardt
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Cuban League bonds noted in formal letter from Cullen
The document records that Cuban League bonds were issued to cover a stated amount, with Cullen thanking the city for its support and expressing wishes for local prosperity. A Washington date of November 28, 1903 accompanies a recommendation letter for Orlan Clyde Cullen as a civil engineer and attorney, plus assorted local notices and ads from The Star.
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Cuba
Cuban League
Qrian Ciuype Cullllen
LLM
Washington
Wuom Rr
Orlan Clyde Cullen
Columbian University
United States Supreme Court
Patent Office
Interior Department
Rittenhouse College
Cxas
A. Epwards
Local Notes and Movements Around Gaylord
Major Griffith and family depart for Florida to spend winter with friends. Thomas family relocates from Arcadia to Berryville for the season. John H. Shull recovers from chickenpox in Gaylord. County Court meets on December first Tuesday. officers elected November fourth must qualify before Judge Moore. Judge A. Dulaney of White Post visits town. Flora Castleman returns home near Gaylord after visiting town. W. A. Dearmont of White Post in town yesterday.
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MO Owe
Meejor Griffith
Florida
Thomas
Arcadia
Berryville
John H. Shull
Gaylord
Moore
A. Dulaney
White Post
Flora Castleman
W. A. Dearmont
Expreer Man Michael Doran Improves at Home
Michael Doran, once very ill at his residence on South Main Street, shows notable improvement and expects to resume duties soon.
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Michael Doran
South Main Street
Doran
Mary Frye and Powell Arnette Wed in Washington D C
Miss Mary Frye of Middleway West Virginia and Powell R Arnette of Gaylord Clarke County Virginia wed in Washington D C on Tuesday. Heavy snow blanketed the region as the Cumberland Valley passenger train from Harrisburg arrived at 9 10 this morning with eight inches of snow on the cars.
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Mary Frye
Middleway
W. Va
Powell R. Arnette
Gaylord
Clarke County
Washington, D. C
Cumberland Valley
Harrisburg
Local items and notices from Gore area and environs
Reports from December detail typhoid recovery of Mr. Carson Farmer and ongoing services at Rock Enon Church led by Rev. Watson. Rabbits shipped to Martinsburg, Cumberland Valley Railroad activity noted, and Capon Tannery bark deliveries. Heiskell post office to close with patrons reassigned to Trone or Highview. Death of Mr. Tilberry Spade and a divorce decree for John and Emma Jones.
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Carson Farmer
Rock Enon Church
Watson
Middletown
Haymaker
Strasburg
Ramsburg
Capon Bridge
Martinsburg
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Squire Lockhart
Winchester
Marriage License Issued in County Clerk Office
A marriage license was issued yesterday in the County Clerk's office to Dr. William Roberts and Miss Jennie Butler, both residents of the county. Also noted are health updates with Lewin McIntosh, eight, ill at home on South Market Street, and John Thwaite's daughter of Albin, county, ill with threatened pneumonia.
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James Murnan
South Market Street
Murnan
William Roberts
Jennie Butler
Lewin McIntosh
E L. McIntosh
John Thwaite
Albin
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Nationwide Cure
An advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh claiming it cures in all stages. It promotes internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces and offers a hundred dollar reward for any case it fails to cure. The copy also touts Hall's Catarrh Pills as the best and lists J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as sellers at 75 cents.
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Hall
J. Cheney
Toledo
Revival ends as Mt. Olive Church draws strong attendance
Rev. D. Skelton wraps up a successful revival at Mt. Olive Church with good turnout and renewed spiritual interest. The notice invites readers to place small ads in the classifieds offering wanted or unwanted items, priced at 30 cents for six insertions.
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D. Skelton
Mt. Olive Church
Tas Star
Advertising Ethics Echoes in Modern Commerce
A blunt critique of shameless promotion contrasts with calls for conscience in advertising. The piece argues that advertisers lacking ethics gain little business and urges responsible messaging to boost trade.
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Captain Cullen
R. T. Barton
Charlestown
Hansbrough & Carter
Schneider’s
Freres
Grovery Department
Miller Supply Co
Hansbrough and Carter
Dean
Dr. Thomas
Star
Virginia
Mr. Doran
Corporation Court
John Jones
Emma Jones
E. W. Groves
Ayers
Horsey & Atwell
Head TO Foot Outfitters
Geo.e. Bushnell & Co
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Shen
Valley National Bank
Savings Department
Stephens City
J. M. Steele
Bruce Capper
West Water Street
The
Jewaler and Optician
D. BF. Hinkins
Jeweler
Lewis Jones Knitting Company
Winchester, Va
Roussave
R. Gray Williams
Harry L. Woop
Gorton
Big Minstrels
Grand Street Parade
Horsey & Atwell’s
Eagle’s Meat Market
Phone
Srle
Thildren
Anita
Norfolk
Ss. H. Hable
United States
Nat. Bank
Estaie
J. W. Henshall
Rouss Ave
Oden’s New Shoe Store
North Main St
Evans
Blythe and Galloway
North Main Street
Court House
Pope
Windsor
C.s
Paul Jones
Monticello
Welty's
OLD Henry
Henry Bros., Suers
R. M. Henry
N. Market St
H. W. Clowe
Umn
Taz Star
Miller Supply Co. Uy
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