Public Sale of Valuable Personal Property at Zoar Farm
After renting farms, a public sale will be held at the home farm near Zoar two miles south of Duffield and four miles north of Charles Town W Va on Wednesday March 8 1922 at 1 o clock. Items include high grade Percheron horses and colts cows steers hogs farming implements harness and miscellaneous farm stock with twelve months credit on sums over ten dollars and cash under. Lunch served by Elk Branch Church and buyers warned not to move property until terms are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoar
Duf- Ride
Charles Town
W. Va
Bufields
Maud
Wysnng
Fan
Goaly
Bell
Wysong
Tom
Rockfellow
Sid Wyang
Oliver
Rockford
Ware
Bank of
Elk Branch Church
W. Myrys
Che T Lngie
PUBLIC SALE OF FARM ANIMALS AND IMPLEMENTS AT TUSCAWILLOW
A public sale with no reserve at Carrel farm known as Tuscawillow 245 miles west of Charles Town WV on Summit Point road lists four horses including Charley and Lucy and Fanny and Queen and various Rippon Company horses. The sale also offers Holstein cattle, ewes and a buck, brood sows, farm implements, a tractor, blacksmith tools, household items, and an Overland auto in good condition. Terms include credit on all sales with interest if not paid in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
Lucy
Rippon Company
Fanny
Queen
Mick Muwer
Mearly
Spreuter
Movsier Gral
API
Soni
Kivhiin
Turnly
Ne. C
Samman Tree
Funnet
Tate
Seaver
Terest Erie
Parioorge
Toperit Cn
Charleg Tene
Auction notice for Prince bay gelding and farm stock sale
Primitive inventory lists Prince bay gelding and 13 head of cattle including Holstein and Durham cows with calves, a seven year old bull, and six month old heifers. Farming implements include a four horse wagon, Deering binder, mowers, plows, grain drill, spreader, cultivators, harrows, and harness. Misc items cover machinery, furniture, and an Overland automobile. Terms offer 12 month credit on sums over $10 with bank note. property moves after terms. Charles Wise and Engle brothers auctioneers with Buckeye clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Deering
Syracuse
R. D. Shugart
Durham
Jersey
Sala
McCormick
St. Walter A. Wood
Feriver
Dunham
Weber Wagen
Sinanth
Sirian
Public Auction at Rose Hill near Leetown and Kearneysville
The undersigned will sell at public auction at Rose Hill the Inter-H Strider residence two miles north of Leetown and three miles south of Kearneysville on Tuesday February 28 1922 beginning at 11 oclock A M. The sale lists six horses including a yearold, two Holstein cows with calf and three fresh cows, seventy seven head of hogs, various farming and household implements, and a Blue Bell cream separator. Terms: nine months credit on sums over 10 with note secured by Farmers Bank of Shepherdstown. under 10 cash. James Hopper has exclusive right to sell launch. M Hayett Dodk Hofman auctioneers Harwood Burkhart clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Wysing
Mike
Rose Hill
Inter-H. Strider
Leetown
Kearneysville
Will Miller
Oliver
Farmers Bank of
Shepherdstown
James Hopper
Trustee sale advertised on Berkeley County farm near Metgesville
Public sale authorized by a Deed of Trust dated October 1 1921 to satisfy a secured debt. The auction at Faulkner Farm, Ridge road to Warm Spring road, two miles southeast of Metgesville, features horses, cattle, and extensive farming implements including tractors, plows, binders, harvesters, hay rakes, and various gear. Terms require all bids at cash with purchaser paying deed record fees and setting aside reserved items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Weller
Berkeley County
West Virginia
Faulkner
Warm Spring Road
Dry Run Turnpike
Metgesville
Robert A Cloud
PUBLIC SALE OF VALAABIG PERSONAL PROPERTY NEAR KEARNEYSVILLE
The dissolving partner will sell at public auction on the W. G. Moore farm located 68 miles south of Kearneysville and three miles north of Leetown along the Middleway and Shepherdstown pike. Items include fifteen horses and cattle, dozens of farm implements, hay, poultry, wagons, carriages, bee equipment, household furniture, and numerous tools. Terms: twelve months on sums over 10 with bankable paper. cash for 10 and under. Sale overseen by auctioneers Engle & Bro and Clark Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha
W. G. Moore
Kearneysville
Leetown
Middleway
Shepherdstown Pike
FOR SALE MOORE Dodd and C r Engl Ancs
Nine room house on Princess Street with cellar garden electric lights and more. Lot on Main Street 404203 improved. Seven room house and an acre of ground with outbuildings near feta. Small farm about 45 acres on the Pike one mile from a strippery point. Comfortable Neuse of night rooms mid barn. Twenty acres of Mis Flide in orchard fall bearing. Brick house seven rooms cellar large yard electric lights outbuildings. One frame house of 11 rooms and large lot. Building for QOxMS Tem wee part of lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Street
Moving to Kerdstown selling farm near Billmyer's Mill
An owner plans to discontinue farming and sells personal property at residence two west of Shepherdstown, eight miles from Martinsburg on Thursday March 16, 1922 at 0 o'clock A.M. The sale includes 3 head of horses, 8 cattle including Jerseys and Holsteins, 16 ewes and one buck, 5 hogs, sheep, farming implements, harness, household goods, and more with eight month credit on sums over ten dollars. Proceeds benefit Mt Wesley M E Church. Sellers: J Perd Randall and M P Crowl with McQuilkin Brothers as clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerdstown
Billmyer
Jerseys
Guernsey
W. P Miller
Studebaker
Bank of
Shepherdstown
Citizens National Bank
Martinyturg
Mt Wesley M. E. Church
Lundh
J. Perd Randal
M. P. Crowl
Auchiinger
McCquilkin Brothers
Big Public Sale Described Amid Jumbled Notices
A fragmentary OCR shows a local sale notice with unclear names and scattered phrases. It mentions a public sale, a holiday period, and several garbled names, indicating a damaged or partially readable page segment. The readable core points to a municipal or community sale event with unspecified details.
WV Road Bonds Deal Sparks Debate Over Banks and Bonds
A National Stockman and Farmer critique questions a West Virginia road bond plan. It alleges a New York syndicate bought $15 million in bonds at par, then sold to state banks at 98 cents, financing interest over three years while the road program spends five to ten million annually. It accuses officials of guiding funds to banks and warns that much of the bond proceeds will not fund road construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
New York
Road Commission
Commission
John D. Rockefeller
Philadelphia
Beauty and health ads and a Richfield liquor death tale
An old advertisement extols beauty from good blood and promotes Guide's Pepto Mangan in liquid or tablet form. The piece shifts to a tragedy in Richfield New Jersey where five residents died from poison liquor from John Best. Police tie the deaths to Best and two relatives, with further details of the investigation and victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RichHeld
N. J
Charles Kelly
Bate-lonler
John Best
Best
Harry Best
Desperely i
Hackensack Hospital
Afpheamvinia
Secenty
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Dm. Garrott
Metyer
Old Furnace
Daisey
Uleres & Pond
Hess
Kray Avers
Anywthes
Priner
Tolstein
Spot
Snowball
Jennie
Alice
Hollstein
Molly
Stleep
Sean
Sule
Mime Opassenger Overland
Verland Automobile
Thrush & Stough
Harper's Ferry
Charles Wise
Charles T
M. Hayett
Dodd & Hofman, Auctionegra
Harwood Burkhart
O Welock Alm
Fox
Nell
Howley
HeRotlahly
Payspis
Perenin
W. Towser
Tristan
Man Aitein
Mivre
Bird
M. K. Bowers
Harney
Monstein
Hull
Thomas Sef
Farmers & Merchants Deposit Co
Jefferson Bank & Trust Co
G. Moore
Howard Hart
Chas. T. Engle & Bro
Bane Brown
JW. Hopper
Huckster
Salande Automobile
Moore, Dodd
Engl
Main Street
Feta
J. Strider
Viree Seoteliime
Don Porire
Woodburn Farm
Clarence Rhides
Downeeille
Pam Ni
Panic River
Washington Sry
Sebisa Meralgad
Tarry I Heathtchrosse
Avent
Hed Hotiday
Said
Yair Yi Pein
Klinn Witten
Wwe
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