Public sale of valuable realty in Frederick County
The undersigned offers for sale at public auction in front of the County Court House at Winchester Virginia on Saturday May 1 1920 at 11 o'clock A M two tracts of real estate in Frederick County about five miles west of Winchester on the Winchester and Western Railroad Tract 1 contains 61 acres with dwelling and out buildings and 4 acres of orchard Tract 2 contains 50 acres with dwelling and 6 acres of orchard part of this tract is timbered Terms: one third cash on day of sale balance in two equal annual installments with purchaser bonds and a deed of trust and insurance policy on the property. awarded to Walter M Budd Ward and Larrick Attys.
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County
Winchester
Frederick County
Winchester and Western
Walter M. Budd
Ward & Larrick
Attys
For Rent Furnished Room and Bath in Central City
Classified notice states a furnished room with private bath is available for rent in a central location near a star' office. Contact JP for details and terms.
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Main St
Star’ Office
City water tax schedule for hydrants and related uses
The draft city ordinance sets varied water taxes for hydrant use including five dollars for plant raising sales, ten dollars for plants and vegetables, five dollars for watering lawns for sale, and higher fees for concrete blocks, milk houses, feathers, and other uses. It details horsepower based charges, hydrant and private hydrant rules, outside-city rates, meter options, penalties, and enforcement steps up to water shutoff for delinquent taxes.
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Winchester
Cumberland Valley
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Western Railroad
Corporation
Eac
Harry C. Stouffer
R. L. Gray
Sherlandoah Valley Academy
Dol- F. A. Shryock
A. R. Dieon
Why Didn't You Tell the Police About the Pearls
A narrator recalls a tense night with Miss Bradford and a cryptic note left at dawn. He finds a typed message on the floor asking why he did not inform the police about the pearls. The scene hints at hidden danger and unresolved theft, with looming menace near McGowan's Pass.
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Ballerse
McGowan’s Pass
Miss Bradford
Spalding Nelson
Missing Papers Threaten Claire Bradford Engagement
Barbara Bradford reveals a family scandal surrounding her sister Claire, who ran away to marry a French chauffeur then had the marriage annulled. Blackmail threats surface as Claire faces an engagement to Harry D. Thayer while their father’s papers on the annulment remain hidden in a wall safe.
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James
Mr. Nelson
Claire
Mother
Europe
Dad
France
Nassau County
Harry D. Thayer
Barbara Bradford
Claire Bradford
Miss Bradford
Daffy Thought. Father born before brightens his day
A whimsical remark notes happiness linked to a father born earlier, reflecting playful seizing of sentiment and timing in a lighthearted aside.
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Daffy
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National Avenue
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Overland
Pr Rite Charlie Hammack
Middletown
Washington St
John Harmer
Fair Grounds
Brown Brothers’ Nurseries
Rochester
N.Y
Senseney Road
Fiske
Star Office
T.A. Shoemaker
International Mills
Norristown
J. Leonard
Equitable Bldg
Washington
Bac
Martinsburg
W. L. Huff
Norfolk & Western
Berryville
Bristol
Pullman
Broiler
Roanoke
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch Norton
Williamson
Winston-Salem
N. C
Shenandoah
Memphis
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
W. C. Saunders
W. B. Revill
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Little, Brown & Co
McGowan's Pass
Brill & Ritter
Walter A. Caine
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Bell Phone
Huntsberry'’S
Annefield
Berryville-Millwood ‘Turnpike
Chapel
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Virginia
Manogent Sarvels
Berkshire
Coleman Dunn
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W. A. Bradford
G. H. Levi
Edward Butler
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