Montague and Swanson Split Delegates in Pulaski Rally
Montague and Swanson split delegates with 30 to 24 in a county contest. Swanson gained 6 delegates from Pulaski, the home county of Gov. Tyler. A historical note recalls General Echols who led Holliday's Valley forces to victory in 1877.
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Pulaski County
Gov. Tyler
Frederick County
General Echols
Edward Echols
Holliday
Valley
Echols Named Natural Choice for County
Echols voted for Lee over Martin for Senator and supported the democratic ticket in 1896. Montague retreated to the woods on that occasion and again later. Echols is a Valley man familiar with Valley interests and tobacco farming. Montague lives about ten miles from the North Carolina line and knows machine politics.
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the Woods
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Frederick County
Swanson Superior in a Fifth District Encounter
The Washington Post notes Swanson outmatches Fifth district Congressman Montague in debate. Montague is praised for training, but Swanson’s bar experience and quick retorts reveal a dangerous adversary. Swanson’s charm contrasts with Montague’s need for on the spot dissection.
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Washington Post
Echols Satisfied as Campaign Shapes Up
Lieut. Gov. Echols remains confident as he contends with Swanson and Montague. He notes support grows from his courteous conduct and claims a busy letter inbox in the state capital. A Norfolk vote could decide the nomination if neither challenger wins a clear majority.
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Montague Nor
Swanson
Montague
Washington Post
Teachers Weigh Influence Of The Young In Frederick County
An essay by Frederick County's youngest teacher shows how lifelong impact comes from daily example in and out of the classroom. The piece argues teachers must guide pupils with love and integrity, urging hope that future leaders may rise from today’s students.
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Delegates Seek Stable Nominee Before Virginia Convention
Richmond News reports that delegates mobilize to secure a first ballot win for a candidate, with both Swanson and Montague needing pledged votes to avoid being dropped for a dark horse. Some advocate harmony amid the threat of Mark Hann entering Virginia politics.
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Richmond News
Swatson
Montague
Mark Hann
Virginia
Shoe Shop Promotes Experience and Stock
The notice highlights 15 years of experience in the shoe business. It claims the buyer profits from this expertise. It offers a complete stock of seasonable footwear and invites customers to call when in need of shoes.
Opinion Poll on Life Insurance Policies by H. R. Byarly & Bro
A Baltimore ad asks readers to answer questions about life insurance options including non forfeitable incontestable terms, automatic non forfeiture, grace periods, loan privileges, reinstatement, named beneficiaries, and payment methods. Readers are urged to compare preferences with New York Lines Insurance and Investment Policy on the Accumulation plan.
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