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Newspaper
Shepherdstown Register
Location
Shepherdstown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1922
Page
1
Fragmented OCR records a 1922 court action involving a Rush case and a postponed public sale due to bad weather. The notice lists items for sale including farm equipment and household goods, with a rescheduled sale date set for February 21 1922 and a subsequent sale for March 4 1922 at Shepherdstown.
Report from Charles Town describes a large farm sale planned for March with farm equipment listed, while a fire Tuesday morning caused extensive damage to a shed and ruined the tilling. The blaze was discovered as the roof began to fall, prompting investigation into the incident and the seller’s ongoing arrangements.
Fragmentary OCR lists a property sale to Harpererry buyer Tom Miers with parcels of about 45 acres. Mentions Mor Waterton Lime Camps and AB Simon and John More, with a dwelling to be kept by purchaser. Details incomplete. true location and full terms not readable.
Listed items include nine head of cattle and one bull, nine head of hogs with a 90 pound brood sow, plus farming implements such as a Brown wagon, bedstead, shovel plow, and tools. Terms require nine percent note and security, with payments in cash or equivalent.
A Friday sale notice lists twelve good dairy cows and a driving horse, with assorted farm implements and equipment. Albert Link and partners announce terms of twelve months, with items including plows, harness, buggy, harness gear, and a driving horse. Sale postponed.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a company or phrase related to Columbia Fiber Wogfing Cement and salesmen. No coherent event or persons clearly identifiable. Summary focuses on garbled tech terms and potential business names without readable actions or outcomes.
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