Meek property sale in Rapline Virginia 1912 auction
Under decree of May 1 1912 the Rockbridge County Circuit Court will offer for sale on Saturday June 15 1912 at 11 o'clock a parcel of land near Rapline Virginia known as the Meek property. The six acre tract in the Meek estate was conveyed to Susan Meek and others by James B. Gibbes and wife on September 7 1876. Terms: one third cash at sale and the balance in two equal annual installments with bonds bearing six percent interest, Homestead Exemption waived, title retained as security. Special Commissioner BF Kennedy signs the bond as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Meek
Newton H. Meek
Rockbridge County
Rapline
Susan Meek
Meek
James BK. A. Gibbe Ant
Nockbridge County
Raphine
Iwo
Ale
Als
Circuit Court
Bens
BF. HK. Kennedy
Lviz. K
Buen Vieta
Lexington
Woou
Place Leste
Rk. F. D. Mall
A.C. Nead
Calvin Goodbar
Jacob Cummings
Virginia Advice On Clubroot Disease In Cabbage
Virginia agriculture notes clubroot in cabbage, detailing seedling dwarfing, wilting under sun, and eventual death from swollen contorted roots. Recommends crop rotation, avoiding diseased plant material, liming to counteract acidity, and applying stable manure before, not to, the cabbage crop. Also warns against introducing diseased soil or plant material into fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Virelnia
Agricultural Experiment Station
Hull
Cheerfulness as a Habit for Success
Leigh Mitchell Hodges argues that cultivating a cheerful disposition yields lasting satisfaction and marks a fine form of success. He guarantees greater contentment for those who commit early to developing daily cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh Mitchell Hodges
Filing Steel How chalk prevents chips sticking during filing
A short note explains that rubbing a little chalk on a file before use reduces chips sticking to the file when filing steel, helping smoother work and less friction.
Valuable farms for sale near Lexington Virginia
Numerous parcels from 40 to 180 acres near Lexington and Buena Vista Virginia. Listings describe good roads, fences, water, timber, orchards, and modern outbuildings. Properties include 14 to 180 acres cultivated, timberland, brick houses, barns, springs, streams, and proximity to churches, stores, schools, and rail lines. Contact Rockbridge Realty Company for pricing and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Orechardh
Fine Cares
Buena Vista
National Highway
B. & C. Station
Buchanan
First National Bank of Lexington Stock and Dividends
The document lists capital stock 50 000, surplus fund 75,000, undivided profits net 4,568,96, semi annual dividend 6 percent dated Jan 2 1912, circulating notes 14, individuals due to banks 20,544.50, total 97,121,07.
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Attorney-At-Law Lexinoton
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Willian A. Anderson
Lexxoton
Dee
Greenlee D., Letcher
Prestox Moore
Fuase
Hocw Y WeiTe Eave
Glascow
Lasgow & White Gu
Artomxers-at-Law
Robert Catlett
Lve
Lexisaton
Cuuwros Fores, Va
R. R. Witt & CO
R. E. Witt
W.S. Zombro
South Main Street
the Gazette
Stieff
Chas. MI. Stieft
Lynchburg
W. Whitmore
Fr. B. Kennedy
Blackpool
Tancashire
British Isles
Penzance
Land's End
Cornwall
St. Mary's
Scilly Islands
Plymouth
North Sea
Argylshire
Scotland
London Globe
Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station
Huena Vista
Depot
Odge
Rockbridge Nealty Corporation
the Gazette Office
First National Bank OF Lexington
B. E. Vaughan
Reid White
A. C. Wise
Leo G. Sheridan
U.S
Lot
U. S
Rockford Watch
Rockford
W. W. Hayslett
West Washington Street
W. Harry Agnor
Rue
A.W. Man
MO. W .Brown & Son
J. M. Seneeney
G. L. Hayslett
Henry Street
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