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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1933
Page
6
In its first month, the Roosevelt administration overcomes veterans, bureaucratic, and urban lobbies, reshapes expenditures and revenue, and regains national credit. It signals a shift from despair to confidence as it asserts control over spending and borrowing for national goals.
An earnest local invitation promotes Natex a new tonic at People's Service Drug Store claiming quick relief for indigestion liver sluggishness and energy loss. The ad urges sick and tired readers to try Natex and notice health gains after a week to a month with no substitutes.
Chicago notes reduced currency inflation talk and dull wheat activity after dust storms in Kansas and poor crop reports from Indiana. Prices slipped with minor gains in Winnipeg and broad declines across corn oats and provisions amid a mostly local trading day and traders awaiting Washington agricultural legislation progress.
A terse catalog of local market items including mixed feed, corn products, butter, and livestock. It lists prices and account lines for wholesale and retail sections with references to corn, crack corn, bran, dairy feed, country butter, and various livestock categories.
Frank Couzens son of Senator James Couzens of Michigan becomes acting mayor of Detroit. He is president of the Detroit city council and holds office until the fall election. He is 31 years old.
An advertisement for MELLO GLO face powder touts a French process for smooth wear, hiding lines, and preventing shine, priced at 50c and $1.00 tax free. The text includes an unrelated court notice about the Farmers & Merchants National Bank seeking to settle the estate of Imogene Clark in Winchester Virginia with defendants named and publication requirements.
An old advertisement claims 87 miles per gallon with a 1938 World Fair Auto Saver and Inside Engine Oiler. The document also records a divorce suit by Gertrude M. Organ against Chauncey B. Organ in Winchester Virginia, with court orders for appearance and publication rules.
A special commissioner will publically auction a 119 acre Frederick County Virginia farm near Stephens City on April 28, 1933 at 1 PM. The sale requires one third cash with the balance in two annual installments secured by a deed of trust and insurance on the buildings.
By authority of a 1928 deed of trust the trustee will sell at public auction in front of the County Court House Winchester at 11 00 A M on Saturday April 29 1933 the brick semi bungalow Lot 8 Valley Turnpike Henry Addition fronting 40 feet and rear alleyward The property was conveyed in 1928 from Stuart Perry and wife to William L Irwin and Jane B Irwin Terms require one third cash sale day and balance in two equal annual installments evidenced by two bonds secured by a deed of trust and an insurance policy Clifford D Grim T Russell Cannes 8
By decree of the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia trustees Warren Rice and Luther Pannett will offer at public sale on Saturday May 6 1933 at eleven oclock in front of the courthouse Winchester Virginia. The 368 acre property in Frederick County includes three tracts with improvements a dwelling house a near new barn out buildings apple orchard and a never failing stream. One-third cash on day of sale with the balance in two equal annual installments at 6 percent interest secured by a deed of trust and purchaser bonds. Sale agents Dunn Duvall.
The case before Judge T. Russell Cather involves Sunny-Mont Orchards a corporation as defendant and Inwood Growers as plaintiff. The court orders Sunny-Mont Orchards to appear within ten days after publication to protect its interests. The notice requires publication in The Evening Star for four weeks and posting at the Frederick County courthouse front door by March 27 1933 with service by mail to the defendant's address.
Court order in Frederick County Va circa 1933 directs J W Baker to collect assets from Walter M Fishpaw realty and personal estate, report creditor priorities, and draft distribution scheme. Creditors urged to file claims by April 5 1933 at Winchester office. proceedings to continue if needed.
On 25 April 1933 the City invites bids for appliances and all needed equipment to build a generator power plant and distribution system for pumping quarry lighting and street lights at City Hall. Specifications blueprint map and bidder instructions available for $2.00 payment. bids payable monthly over a definite period. City reserves right to reject or award to best interests. J Henkel Henry chair P P Pilcher city manager. 4-3-0aw-4wks
Describes sale of land at 524 Highland Ave Winchester Va including seven room house and garage. Terms require one third cash with balance via bonds over two years. Also includes notices of divorce suit for Sylvester Spriggs vs Carrie Brown Spriggs and court actions appointing a Special Commissioner in Chancery to report on liens property value and rents.
The annual meeting of stockholders of Union Bank will be held at its bank house in Winchester on April 27, 1933, from eleven o'clock to twelve. The meeting is for the election of directors and other business as may come before it. Geo. B. Bushnell, Cashier. 8-30-oaw-5wks
Public auction of The Cliff estate in Winchester Virginia on April 29 1933 at 11 a m. The 35 acre property on Berryville Pike includes a large colonial 11 room dwelling a cottage a garage and landscaped grounds with gardens and orchards. Terms: one third cash on sale day, balance financed with interest from sale date. Special commissioners Herbert S Larrick Harry R Kern James P Reardon and B P Harrison oversee the sale. County court decree dated October 8 1932.
A court directed public sale of two parcels on Loudoun Street in Winchester. The sale, March 20, 1933, at 11 a.m. at the courthouse offers lot 129 and lot 131, with optional combined purchase, with one third cash and two equal yearly payments at 6 percent interest secured by deed of trust and insurance. Deputy Clerk Corinne Barnett certifies bond compliance.
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