Knox Hats Bids Wanted for Pasture Privileges
Sealed bids are invited for renting pasture privileges at Moreton Grove Fair Grounds for two periods. One parcel lies north of the Norfolk and Western Railroad from April 15 to August 15, 1922 with picnic reservations. The second parcel lies east of the railroad from April 15 to December 1, 1922 excluding the hitching ground during fair week. Bids due by January 28, 1922 at 2 pm to the Secretary. Rent monthly. Only cattle passing tuberculin test may be placed on grounds. Specifications available from the Secretary. A. W. Billmyer president and S. Musser secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moreton's Grove
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Fair Grounds
A. W. Billmyer
S. Musser
Stockholders Meeting Called for 1922 Fair Preparations
Directors of Morgan's Grove Agricultural Association meet in Shepherdstown on January 12 1922 to order a general stockholders meeting at 1 pm January 28 1922 at Olf Callere Hill to discuss 1922 fair plans stock issuance bylaw changes and other proper matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan's Grove Agricultural Association
Shepherdstown
A. W. Billmyer
S. Musser
Automobile Alcohol Barrel At Snyder's Garage Shenandoah
Notice to car owners that a barrel of alcohol has arrived at Snyder's Garage in Shenandoah Junction West Virginia. Readers are urged to fill up their fuel and avoid radiator repairs. Dated January 1, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder's
Shenandoah Junction
W. Va
Pettifogger auction of Hammond estate at Kearneysville
Trustee sale lists extensive farm equipment cattle and harness from Roland A Hammond and Mabel L Hammond. Auction at JP Kearfort farm in Kearneysville Tuesday January 31, 1922 starting 10 o clock, terms credit ten months on larger sums, cash under 10. Includes horses cows hens plows engines wagons and a half interest in wheat and a career of assorted farm gear. Auctioneers Chas T Eagle, clerks Roberts and Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland A. Hammond
Mabel L. Hammond
Pantic Sale
JP. Kearfort
Kearneysville
Campbell
House and Lot At Shepherdstown Auction Notice
The undersigned will sell at public sale in front of Oud Yellows hall on Saturday February 4 1922 a desirable Main street residence property in Shepherdstown. It includes a two story six room dwelling with standard outbuildings fronting 27 feet 4 inches and 206 feet deep to an alley. Possession April 1 1922. Terms One half or one third or all cash with preferred payments secured by lien. Auctioneers Chasm Sheetz P Crowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fts
Shepherdstown
Main Street
Chasm
Sheetz
P. Crowl
Public Sale at Scrabble near Shepherdstown features cattle and farm gear
A public sale at the seller’s Scrabble residence four miles NW of Shepherdstown near Dam No 4 on February 15 1922 lists 12 head of cattle including seven milk cows and four yearlings plus two mares and three young horses. Farming implements harnesses crates tools and 100 chickens and corn are offered with terms by nine percent credit and notes payable at Farmers Bank of Shepherdstown. Lunch sales by Mt Wesley Church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrabble
Shepherdstown
Dam No. 4
Jersey
Farmers Bank of
Mt Wesley Church
Farm Property With Orchard Near Comfortame Station
A seven room house with an acre of land and outbuildings near inficts Fruit with ample water. A small farm of about 45 acres on the lake one mile from a shipping point. Comfortame house of eight rooms with a small barn. Twenty acres of the place are in orchard in full bearing with popular varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comfortame
Sharpsburg News Notes and Local Movements
Clinton Hemphill travels to Batting to Johns Hopkins Hospital for an operation after a delay and pending return. Families from Brunswick and Hagerstown visit relatives, with social events including a Red Men festival fundraiser. Local injuries, vacations, river ice conditions, snow activity, and farm tenancy changes fill the page news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Hemphill
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Tay
Hagerstown
Howell Fisher
Brunswick
Fisher
Wm. Fisher
Patriotic Sons of America
Red Men’s Hall
Sharpsburg
Clinton Koontz
Mabel Koonte
Saints
Hani¢ Price Bloom
Martha E. Price
George Price
Sheridan Benney
Sam
Gir
Garrett
Wessie Swain
Wm. Dorsey
W McGraw
West Virginia
Charg Jimmey Griffith
Kennedy
Babbington
Benimin Babbington
J. W. Rohrer
Martin Hines
Katz Store to Be Led by Alan Katz After Father retires
Martinsburg reports that on February 13 George Katz will retire as active head of Katz Department Store. A new partnership with son Allan B Katz will operate as George Katz & Son. Allan B Katz, Columbia University trained in modern merchandising, will assume leadership. Store staff to stay, new stock and store improvements planned. Early May George Katz sails to South Africa to visit his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kats
Katz Department Store
Martinsburg
Tire
Businness
Katz
Allan Bind
George Katz & Son
Allan B. Katy
Allan B. Katz
Atte
Columbia University
L. D. Clapp
Saul War- Tanch
George Kate
South Africa
Martinsburg Journal
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Coats
Lester Brothers
Mother's Fairfax
Mary Chilton
Virginia Carvel
Chateau Thierry
Newbury
Caroline
MT. Vernon
Polack’s Jewelry Store
Washington St
Hagerstown, Md
Burhans' Millinery
W. Washington Street
Reed & Myers
Reedson and Duffields
Grove Brothers
Hagerstown, Mad
Manhattan
van Heusen
Stockholders’ Meeting
Syracuse
Oliver
Owens
Grain and Produce News
Ashiathton
God
Hive
Monty
Tran
Hodges
Lemen Coo
Chas. T. Engle & Bros
Charles Town
Deering
Superior
Pennsylvania
J. P. and
G. C. Tabler
Cookus & Hiett, Auet,Saan
Gibson's
Parker Fountain
Robert Gibson
W. V
Fem
J. Strider Moler
Real Estate and Insurance
Shepherdstown, W. VA
Ogio
EAVEY
C&p
South
Potomac Street
Boo Cooke
Alan Katz
Hose Co. No. 1
Pitcairn
G. W. Burner
Pitcairn Hose Co. No. 1
Burnett
Company No
Brother Burnett
Dart
George W. Burnett
Jeferson County
W.va
Columbia Hospital
Wilkinsburg
W. Var
Hose Company
W. Stickles
A R. Glassburh
Roh, Heeter
SM. Davis
E. P. Borst
Committee
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