Public Sale of Middletown Real Estate in 1916
Public sale in Winchester Virginia on August 5 1916 to liquidate a Middletown Frederick County estate under C E Edmondson’s decree. Terms: one third cash, balance in one and two years by bonds or cash. Auctioneer Roy P Duvall. Also notice of estate proceedings for Fanny C Hull from Maurice M Lynch executor with master commissioner report and advertisement requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Frederick County
Whch
Sanford R. Ed- Mandson
Cc. E. Edmondson
Roy P. Duvall
Circuit Clerk’s
C.E. Edmondson
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endures Forty Years
A persuasive note argues that proprietary medicines must prove merit and survive competition. It cites Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a dependable remedy after forty years of sales, claiming it earns the confidence of women seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Use Cocoanut Oil For Washing Hair
Plain melted cocoanut oil cleanses hair without harming it. Wet hair, rub in oil to produce a rich lather, rinse easily, and remove dust dirt dandruff and oil. Hair dries quickly and becomes fine silky and easy to manage. inexpensive oil available at drug stores.
Committee Named By Chairman James at Winchester Virginia
Roger A. James announces the state executive committee members across ten districts with HQ in Richmond. James plans to meet leaders there to map campaign work as secretary Brenaman remains in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Damilile
Roger A. James
Democratic Committee
Nelson S. Groome
Hampton
Col
J. F. West
Suffolk
W. T Reed
Richmond
Herbert F. Hutchinson
Mecklenburg
E. S. Reid
Chatham
James Pleasant Woods
Roanoke
George B. Keezell
Brenaman
Ruffner Says He Likes Prison Life
John D. Ruffner a Page county farmer sentenced to one year and a day in the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary writes his family that he is well pleased with prison life and the Southern country. He plans to move to Georgia after release and notes that three fourths of the 2000 prisoners there are moonshiners.
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John D. Ruffner
Page County
United States
Harrisonburg
Federal
Atlanta
Luray
Charles G. McLain
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Returns Sword To Man He Captured
John Davis Arbuckle a Fourteenth Virginia Cavalry lieutenant hosted Captain Albert Maxfield of New York City at his Ronceverte home. Arbuckle had captured Maxfield at Appomattox and, as the war ended, kept Maxfield's sword and haversack. A correspondence led to the sword’s return to its original owner after a reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronceverte
W. Va
John Davis Arbuckle
Fourteenth Virginia Cavalry
Albert Maxfield
New York City
Appomattox
Arbuckle
Maxfield
Haversack
Funeral of Mrs. Alice Humsten Smith
The funeral for Mrs. Alice Humsten Smith wife of William B. Smith of Kernstown was held at 3 30 PM from her parents home on Main and Cecil streets Clarke County. Rev Dr Julian Broaddus officiated with hymns Abide With Me Lead Kindly Light and The Home of the Soul at the grave Asleep In Jesus was sung by the choir. Burial followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers Frank Sprint Nettie Humsten Linden Humsten Robert Smith Harry Steele and John P Sartelle present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Humsten Smith
William B. Smith
Kernstown
Baptist Church of
Berryville
Clarke County
Mount Hebron
Messrs
Frank Sprint
Nettie Humsten
Linden Humsten
Robert Smith
Harry Steele
John P. Sartelle
Two Kentuckians Seen From Afar in Notable Scene
From a distance, Mrs Minnie Holmes and Mrs Annie Shaw both of Kentucky were observed in the crowd signaling a notable moment involving residents of Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Holmes
Annie Shaw
Kentucky
Local visitors and travels mark Marlboro scene
Marlboro News notes a series of social visits and business trips. Residents including A L Martin and Ethel Lineburg hosted and traveled relatives from Baltimore and Alberton while H E Shull and Edward Knee conducted business in Winchester. James G Mitchell recovered from Memorial Hospital as T H Roe remains gravely ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
H. N. Clagett
Edward Knee
Winchester
Staples
Dellon, S. C
S .G
J. L. Kride
Baltimore
James G. Mitchell
Memorial Hospital
T. H. Roe
Bowe Wilk Oul Sight Chance Of Recovery
Mrs. H. B. Shull was in Winchester Saturday shopping. The note mentions a possible recovery for Bowe Wilk Oul and reports a local sighting.
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Bowe
Covery
H. B. Shull
Winchester
Increasing wheat yields with fewer acres proposed by Ohio expert
Director C B Thorne of the Ohio experiment station argues for less labor and more seed manure and fertilizer to grow the same wheat on 1.5 million acres that is now thrashed on 2 million acres. He links soil management to farm profitability and notes corn saved from wheat could have added wealth.
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Ohio
C. B. Thorne
Ohio Experiment Station
Bran mash controls grasshoppers, says Kansas entomologist
Kansas State Agricultural College entomologist George A. Dean endorses poisoned bran mash for grasshopper control. Ingredients include bran, paris green or alternatives, sirup, citrus juice, and water. Apply at first movement after harvest, covering four to five acres per batch, with multiple applications possible every few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Dean
Kansas State Agricultural College
Shenandoah Valley Nat Bank Winchester Report 1916
Report of the Condition of Shenandoah Valley National Bank at Winchester Virginia as of June 30 1916. Assets include total resources of 1 455 916 231 218 66 overdrafts unsecured U S bonds pledged 0 premium on bonds 2600 total bonds plus securities and deposits with Federal Reserve numbers show checks notes coin and other items.
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U. & Bonds
U. S
U. Ss
Polathi Geserve Bask
Penntaw House
Federal Reserve
Eelles Oe
New Yurk
Cago
St. Louis
Or Reserve
Citpsee Ee
U.S
U. P. Inu
Winchester
Virginia
Federal Reserve PN
Eoaea
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
St.Louis
Balance Sheet of Virginia Bank in Frederick County
The document shows capital stock of 200000.00 and surplus of 200000.00 with undivided profits of 2168095.20. Circulating notes outstanding 197000.00 and total deposits 1669710.26. U S bonds borrowed 25000.00 and total liabilities equal 2543878.35. Signed by cashier Wm G Hardy and witnesses on July 1916.
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Unis Coro Si Soc
Caer
Eee Ee
United States
U. S
State of
Virginia
Frederick
Wm. G. Hardy
Cerect— Attar
Combining Silage With Leguminous Feed
Silage makes solid dairy stock feed but should be paired with leguminous feed such as clover cowpeas or alfalfa to improve overall productive quality.
Best Tonic Is S S S Blood Remedy Ad
Few people through winter and spring without attacks from blood maladies leaving them weak. S S S has been the standard treatment for 50 years and yields to impure blood conditions. Get S S S from the drug store, guaranteed purely vegeta ble. Write for free medical advice. Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. S. S
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta, Ga
Winchester Court Orders Estate Reference in 1916 Decree
In The Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia Maurice M. Lynch surviving executor of D S Glaize and Elizabeth B Glaize executors sue Fred J Glaize and trustees of Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church and others. The master commissioner will ascertain and report on real property situate and interests, with notices to creditors. A further hearing set for August 11 1916 in Winchester.
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City of
Winchester
Maurice A Lynch
Fan
Ny C. Hull
Decesed
Albert F. Slaglé
Georgia Shoop
Pauline Shoop
Winchester Memorial Hospital Corportion
Mt. Hebron
Maurice M. Lynch
D. S. Glaize
Elizabeth B. Glaize
Fred J. Glaize
L. Glaize
J. E Cooper
O. P. Grove
J. George Baetjer
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
T. C. Williams
Hallie Bryarly
Julia Jinkins
Flora A. Hiett
Florence Miller
Kate White
Mary F. Affleck
Annie Carver
Mary *Carver
David S. Galize
David S. Glaize
Davids. Glaize
Elizabeth B. Gleize
Iiterest
Elizabeth
Glaize
Cpe Egeres
Nunancery
A. J. Tavenner
Corporation Court
Virginia
M. M. Lynch
National Bank Stock For Sale by Executor in Winchester
Executors of the late Elizabeth B. Glaize offer fifteen shares of Shenandoah Valley National Bank stock and seven shares of Farmers and Merchants National Bank stock in Winchester for cash at public auction in front of the Court House at noon on a Saturday. Stock sold in two and three share blocks. Auctioneers Duvall & Dunn. clerk Robert S. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth B. Glaize
Court House
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Farmers and Merchants’ National Bank
Winchester
Virginia
CE M. Lynch
Elizabe
Glaize
Fanny C. Hull
Maurice M Lynch
Fanny
Hull
Dee
D. Duvall& Dunn
Robert S. Smith
Tor r Try a Wait 6d-t's pays
A brief unreadable fragment mentions a delay or payment reference with unclear context. No decisive names, places, or dates are readable to establish a full news item.
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Anna Grim
Gomis
C. E. Edmond&Don
Minnie Edmondson
Baker
Circuit Court
Fannie C. Hull
Mer
C. Hull
Chauney
the Corporation Court of the City of
Im, M. Lynch
State of Virginia
Sss
H. D. Fuller
Sis
H. D. Fucces
R. T. Barton
Geo. W. Haddox
W.P. McGuire
J.J. Ridgeway
Mary J. Brown
N. P
Thomas & Messer
Baltimore St
Baltimore, Md
South Braddock St
Good Garden
Door
J. A. McCcauley
University of Virginia
Howard Winston
2M University
Missionary Meeting
Women’s Missionary Societies
First Baptist Church
East Cork Street
Ruffner
Georgia
Wm. B. Smith
Miller’s
Marlboro News
Marlboro, Va
A. L. Martin
Gay Lineburg
A. B.robinson
Ethel Lineburg
James B. Smith
James S. Peace
Miss Peace
S. G.jamison
Carl Ward
Alberton, Md
E. P. Ward
H. E. and
H. G. Shull
Jamison
BE. M. Funk
Virginia Egolf
Rogersford
Washington, D. C
D. E
Stickley
Shenandoah Valley
Nat.Bank
Total
John W. Rice
W. S. Hiett
Lewis F. Cooper
Bisie
Bend
L.&m
J. L.“Gardner
Refuge
Geo. A. Sampsell
Stephens City
Weber Wagons
John W. Rosenberger
Cor. Braddock and Wolfe Sts
Tor
Washington
Capitol Park
Pital
W. T. Knight
National Bank
Exelento Medicine Co
Atlante
Exelento Cuiaino
Perme Exelento
Sallie Reed
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