Tax delinquent real estate to be sold in Taylor County
The sheriff will auction delinquent 1921 real estate in Taylor County at the front door of the court house on December 17, 1923 between 10 AM and 4 PM. Descriptions list numerous owners, parcels, and locations across Booths Creek, Lost Run, Valley River, Peddlers Row, Webster, Simpson Creek, and Flemington districts with oil, coal, and gas rights. prices due vary per tract.
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Taylor
Oe Beye
Booths Creek
Pattey
Arrena
Burnett
Mary M
Bowles
Ethel
Booths ‘Creek
Cooper Wm. L
Plummers
Cooper
Turkey
Aera
Eosin
Christip
Elen Nuzum
Farr
John M
Hessely
Nimrod
A. Smiths Forle
Maxwell
Estellas
Thoygls
Murry
Sally A
Peddlers Row
McConkey, Baker & Kinter
Florence
Truman
Nuzum
Eros L
Nutter
Jas. W
Patton
Sarah A
Elizeabeth
Powell
G. C
Riley
B. C
Miley
Louis P
Richardson Alvin J
Lost Run
Rich
Alvine
Russell J. A. & Martin & Davis
Smallwood James L
Hraith
Jacob
Haden R
Minnie
Mustead Fork
River
Bertha
Mary May
Aiman Mary C
Boothack
Terrie
Paul B
Villers James B
Pruntytown Ind
Hill
Mary
Lot
Pruntytown
Richardson
Chas. H
Otter Creek
Silimon Mary C
Utt
W. J
Puntytown
Court House District
Brown
Mary E
Aslower
Cooper, Geo. Et al
Pitts ‘Coal Sreene
Court House
Bartlett Dellett
Webster
Vis
Mats
Chas
Cere
Uunner
Brand
Lot Mill
Valley River
Alonzo
Simpson
Rohm
Wm. F
Selvey
James
Simpson Creek
Stillwell
Thos. B
Valley River Lines
J. EB. R
N. Simpson
Same
Brandara
John
Flemington
Utry
Jonah W
Part Lot
Hustead Fork
Nellie
Tyrconnell
Johnson
Walker
Magsie
Layman
Elias
Martha F
Astor
Marple
Wm. C
Asa M. Dobbins
Simpson Cr
McCartney
Rebecca
Elijah
Payne Malinda
Oil and Gas
Tobbinson
Louise
Gates Robinson Olen
Gates
Robinson
Teeed
Gideon M
Tryconnell
Roach
Blanche
Berry
Fred W
Hibert, Jot
Saneetes
Paugh Herman
Sehrimshaw
Chas. W
Stillwell Flora
Snively
Harriett
Thayer Myrtle M
Wittman
Catherine
Three Fork
W. J. Mays
Grafton Property Listings With Coal Oil And Gas Activity
A long Midland district record lists properties and owners on Simp son Creek and Three Fork areas including Coal, oil, and gas parcels. Named individuals and firms such as Be Crafton Sentinel, Fitzpatrick, and Wickwire appear with various acreages and lot numbers across West and East Side districts.
Mountaineers Lose Mud Brawl to West Virginia visitors
The game saw West Virginia drop a touchdown to Amos after Nardaci fumbled close to his own goal. A late safety by a West Virginia player and a rugged, rain soaked field marked the Mountaineers’ uneven showing as W & J outplayed them at every stage. The full box depicts 7 first downs to 8 for the visitors and 181 rushing yards for W VU to 67 for the Mountaineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuman
J. A
Fee
Same
Beaumont
Warder A. S
M.C. Mackin
Walker
Anna
Yates
J. W
Knottsville
Bradley
Bertha
Fred
Bolyard
Walter D
Valley River
Bolyard Walter D
Glade Run
Brohard
Thos. W
Carr
Margaret
Trustee
Cowherd
Currie A
Cole
Clyde A
Cunningham
Harry
Dancer
W. J
Park View
East Grafton Coal Mining Co
Three Fork
Grafton Fireclay Co
Fireclay
Nardaci
Amos
West Virginia
Ci UN
Bastiate
Hessian J. D
Ld Jaar Hopae
Sentanatpserd
Jennings Wm
G-Tovenipen Merchants Association
Ing
Widenquist
Mountaineers
Vistors
Pete Barnum
St. Louis
Rutgers
Penn State
Mountaineers Fall To Wash-Jeff In Muddy Thriller
Washington & Jefferson College edged West Virginia University 7 to 2 in a rain soaked game witnessed by about 19 000. Fumbles by WVU backs and the brilliance of captain Widerquist of W and J decided the outcome as WVU failed to sustain drives in a soggy, muddy field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
Washington & Jefferson College
West Virginia University
Mountaineer
Widerquist
Mountaineers
West
US Corn Production Dominates World Output
The Trade Record notes in 1923 the US corn crop surpassed 3 billion bushels with farm value near 21 billion dollars, while world production hovers around 4 billion. Since WWI the US has accounted for about three-fourths of world corn, with major producing belts in Iowa, Kansas and Missouri and exports limited to a fraction of output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
United States
National City Bank of New York
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
United
Europe
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North America
The
Argentina
Farmica
Italy
Rumania
Bulgaria
Corn Department of Agriculture
Russia
Germany
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Six Die After Car Is Struck by Train
In Philadelphia a car plunged thirty five feet into a Reading railroad subway yesterday. John Meyens, the sixth victim, died last night as the milk train struck the vehicle. The other five victims died almost instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John Meyens
Reading
Tragedy Near Knottsville Claims Gun Accident Victim
Funeral services are set for Gilmore Haile Custer aged 26 killed on his father’s Knottsville farm when his shotgun discharged during a rabbit hunt Thanksgiving morning. He died at Grafton City Hospital after being rushed there. survived by his widow and three sons Franklin 4 Paul 2 Floyd infant. Interment Bluemont Cemetery at 2 p.m. Saturday at Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Haile Custer
Knottsville
Rabbit
Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church
Bluemont Cemetery
Young Custer
Grafton City Hospital
Branklin
Paul
Floyd
Noted dancer Irene Castle marries third husband
Irene Castle the dancer widow of Vernon Castle and former wife of Capt. Robert Treman wed Wednesday in Chicago. Fred eric McLaughlin, wealthy Chicago coffee merchant, is described as the groom and secretary of W F McLaughlin Co, confirming the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Castle
Vernon Castle
Chicago
Frederic McLaughlin
Texas
Robert Treman
W. F. McLaugh
Lin and Co
Srapauter
Republicans and Democrats Start Action in Congress
Washington, Nov. 20 (AP) With Congress's party organizations set to meet, Republicans push toward defined lines of action as 60 House Progressives attend a morning conference to map a program. Democrats and Progressives in the Senate delay clear stance, while Republicans hope to hold initiative in the organization fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican and
Democratic
Senate
House
Squire Lilly Returns to Job After Health Treatment
Friends report Squire Charles R. Lilly is rapidly recovering from stomach and heart trouble after a weeklong illness at home on Main Street. He hopes to return to the old office on Saturday and resume his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Lilly
Charles R. Lilly
Shome
Es Main Street
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Crafton Sentinel
Mike
Air J. W
Elizabeth
Way
BE. K
Feterman
Bunner
Rebecca J
Thee Fork
Bantey
Sallie
Thornton
Roylen
Blueville
Carrell H. C
Coffman
Emma S
R. L
Red
Collins Herman
York
Davis
J.t.ey
Geo. A. Loughery Credit
Laurel Run
Beeen Prawenee
Ford
Euphrenia
Sommerville
Belle
Smith
Alice M
Blue Vista
Spade
Bertha M
Nellie O
Welch
Ella
Julia
Weleh
Thos
South Grafton
Williams
Ada W
Williamson
Pee
Ware
Grafton
West Side
Custer
Coon
Lota
Cunningham John A
Doll
E. W
Toll
E.W
Hughes
Clara F
Hileman
Deasle M
Et al
Yonninks Altice V
Knight
Drvid W
Murray
John P
Miller
A. Ki
Malone
W.M
Ae Ford
Eugenus
Eugenus & E
Glenn
John B
Rosa
Hawkins
Edwin V
R. V. Hunt
A. Coal
Laurel
Haymond
Hite
M-C
Stone
Howard Audrey B
Haddock
Independence Goal
Keener
Sarah
Love
Maple
Lambert
Stephens Evans
Alie
Jos. H
Minnie Belle C
Straus Bros
Phillips Warfield
Harry R
Rock Maple Run
Watkins
Hugh
Rogers
Yaceneck
Pete
Allen
Bartlett
O. N
Bayard
Mrs
Brock
Georgiana
Baka
Brogan Julia
Carroll
Delia
Castle
Louvilla
Taylor E
Edward
Sess Bel
Custer Emil
Sara Spaneacoah
Deavers Claressa B
Knotts Pit
Deveney
H. Gilmore
Geo, A
Donahue
Patrick J
Duffey, Clara
England
Massalone
Finnegan
Mary H
Valley Liver
Fortney
Emma F
Harris
W. Scott
Welesley
Lulu
Frank
Jarvis
Claude
Presley
Josie
Leonard
Lucy
Lucas
John Hrs
Luzadder
Lilly Thomas
McDaniel
J. Wines
Hal Wees
Moats
Margaret C
Cemetery Road
McGraw
Daikon
Lot Prt
Cata Gt Faders
Opie Lee
Neoyvse
Vob
Avinipyanaty Uspo
Nusbum
ju'Connor
O'Connrah
Tatterson
James B
Platt
Paula
Esehrich
Plant
W. W
Reese Jos., Jr
Willa
Belva Grace
Jett & McDaniel
Anti
Lis
George
Nevdacel
Bowers
Ield
West Va
Spillers Coceneeee Granam
Clement Cena Davis
Long
Quintan
Berreshea
Lewis
P. Hill
Mahan
Howara
Tallman
Wash-Jeff
Barnum
Widerani
Carlin
Basista
Referes
Sharpe
Yale
Murphy
Watkeye
Syracuse
Fultz
Gilmore Raile Custer
Progressive-Republican Conference
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