May 7 1906 Primary To Nominate City Councilmen
The Daily News reports a May 7 primary in two city awards to nominate three councilmen per ward. Deposits of $2 required with the Executive Committee chairman Harry L Wood. filings due by noon May 14 1906. Harrisonburg Virginia notes its seventh birthday.
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Harrisonburg
Florrisonburg
The
Valdey
A. H. Snyder
Mileage book law sparks constitutional questions across states
The attorney general questions the mileage book law as unconstitutional while the governor signs it. Virginia and Maryland debates focus on tickets up to 1 000 miles for 20 dollars and 500 miles for 10 dollars. General Virginia laws take effect ninety days after adjournment, leaving lawmakers to face possible surprises next month.
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Norfolk Berger Tiepatch
McSryland
Maryland
Virginia
Local Social Notes From Cedar Grove and Gainesboro
Nor May 10 reports visiting families in Cedar Grove and Gainesboro. Mr and Mrs David Smith entertained Pingley relatives and Misses Lola Mary and Golden Ping ley. Mrs Mattie Darlington visited her mother Mrs Mary Clark who is seriously ill. Miss Neema Haines of Washington and Miss Milia Larrick of [illegible] were pleasant callers.
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David “Smith
Cedar Grove
William, Parrett
Albert Pingley
Lola
Mary
Golden Pingley
Farmer
Gainesboro
Mattie Darlington
Mary Clark
Bayard
May Trenary
Singleton Trenary
Front Royal
Augusta Pitcock
Spring Hill
Bertha
Velama. Leach
Spruce Cliff
Western rail routes extend to 1906 via Memphis and New Orleans
The notice announces continued land routes to Arizona New Mexico California and Mexico and other Western states until April 6 1906. Routes include Memphis Vicksburg Shreveport and New Orleans with weekly departures to San Francisco on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from Washington. For details contact nearest Southern any coupon ticket agent. L S Brown General Washington DC.
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Arizona
New Mexico
California
Mexico
Memphis
Vicksburgh
Shreveport
New Orleans
Washington
San Francisco
Cal
L. S. Brown
D. C
Officers Chosen By Odd Fellows In Virginia
The sixty ninth annual convention of the Grand Lodge of Virginia elected officers in Richmond. R E Chase became grand master, Colonel Conwan deputy grand master, and Wileyee Davis and J W Fergusson treasurers. The secretary and treasurer were re elected without dissent. Five candidates vied for grand warden with Senator J O Neell finally winning on the sixth ballot after a hard fought contest. The Union News Leader of Cumberland reports the Cumberland Daily News office sale with Chas O Reemer Frank Young and Frank Walters to operate the paper.
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R. E. ‘Chase
Olonel
Conwan
Prank Tin
Wileyee Davis
J W. Fergusson
Mr. Chase
Norman Ashby
Vaughan
Cave
Lancaster
County
George— B Tones
J. M. Southall
Danville
J.T. Haynes
J. O’ Neell
Southall
George Jones
Haynes
Lee County
Lancaster County
Noell
Squires
Union” News-Leader
Cumberland
Typographical Union
Daily News
Te Meters
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Reemer
Frank Young
Frank Walters
Ges. Stevenis
Mr. Young
Berryville
Clayton Young
Notice of Action Assumpsit Royal Tapestry Company
Virginia Warren County Circuit Court action of assumpsit seeks 250 dollars plus interest from November 30 1904 and costs. The defendant may appear within fifteen days after due publication to protect its interests, and property including an 8 acre tract and brick building is attached. Judge Leach presiding. Byrd Forsyth lawyers listed.
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Warren County
Civis Court
Towit
George F. Penny
Royal Tapestry Company
Assumpsit
Front Royal
Warren Contnty
Virginia
Royal Pestry Company
Aid Court
J. VI Deach
Byrd & Forsyth
Royaltry Company
Front Royal Magisterial
Tate
Warreme County
A. Hancock
Royal” ‘Tapeday Company
H .H.H Downing
E. Fieson
Jos. A. Hancock
A. Teuaan Pearre
Irving A. Buck
Oliver H. Pearre
Royal Tapestry Cdmy
Royal ‘Tapestry Company
Royal ‘Tapestry
Colby
Foreigh Co
Pearre
Gus Court
Wathe County
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