Farm for sale at public auction in Charles Town West Virginia
Under the will of Mrs Susan R Carroll the Tuscawilla farm of 264 acres near Charles Town on the Charles Town Summit Point road will be sold at public auction Saturday August 26 at 11 AM Special Commissioner Forrest A Brown James Skinner executors advertise terms cash on day of sale balance in installments secured by purchaser notes with trust deed on property for full payment Further information available from Executors Charles Town August 2 4
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Susan R. Carroll
Charles Town
West Virginia
Tuscawilla
Summit Point
W. C. Carroll
Gleon Moore
Forrest . Brown
County
Said County
W. Cc. Carroll
Susan B. Carroll
Tim
Mrs Brown Snowed Under in West Virginia Primary Totals
In Charleston West Virginia the AP reports Howard Sutherland led H E Ogden by 7058 votes in the GOP race while M M Neely held a 9648 vote lead in the Democratic contest. Mrs Izetta Jewell Brown of Kingwood is named in the results.
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Associated Press
Charleston
United States
Howard Suthherland
H. E. Ogden
Wheelifig
M. M. Neely
Izetta Jewell Brown
Kingwood
Lightning Strikes Two Men Near Berryville
Seceded Burley Banks and Hall two middle aged colored men were killed by a bolt during a night storm. They were working for Mr McAtee on the Millwood road two miles south of Berryville and sought shelter under a cedar tree when the fatal strike occurred.
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Burley Banks
Marshall
Hall
McAttee
Millwood Road
Berryville
McAtee
Mr. McAtee
Lightning Claim Two Colored Men in Clustered Strike
Two local men died when struck by lightning. Both men were respected in the community and described as worthy colored residents.
Annual Picnic Of Market Street Methadist Church
The Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church and Sunday school will hold their annual basket picnic tomorrow afternoon at Golightly's farm on Millwood Road. Trucks and cars depart the church at 1 p.m. An outdoor sports program is planned and swimmers are invited to bring bathing suits for a nearby swimming hole.
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Market Street
Methadrist Episcopal Church
Golightly
Millwood Road
Acorns and ancient cords in a whispered protection tale
A fragment recalls ancient beliefs where acorns symbolically shield and protect, with references to stars, cornice poles, umbrella tassels, and blind cords. The text hints at protective power embedded in everyday objects and memory.
Cork Oak Flora Sparks Night Lighting in Spain
The cork oak grows plentifully in Spain and peasants use a lark to light their houses at night. Bark is placed in a vessel from which a spout protrudes. when heated a gas is released that burns with bright flame.
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Spain
Porous Tile Is Not Best Drain Tile Says Government
The U S Department of Agriculture Public Roads Bureau says water enters through tile joints, not walls. Porosity is not desired and hard burn or sewer pipe with bell ends can be used for durable drainage with ample water entry.
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Oe Eee Ae Sagen Department
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Motion Picture Shows Bees For Bee Keepers
A new U.S. Department of Agriculture film explains best practices in bee keeping to help manage colonies. The one reel educational reel covers hive inspection, mite control, and disease sampling with guidance from the entomology bureau.
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United States
Agriculook
Bureau’ of Entomology
Stay Wanted Notice From Local Advertiser
Fragments suggest a classified notice seeking a temporary stay or refuge. Readable bits reference an advertiser seeking lodging or shelter services with vague timing and no clear names or locations available.
Reed Ahead in Missouri
In Missouri the Reed-Long Senate contest dominates coverage as results show Reed leading with 12 040 votes over his opponent. Former President Wilson had endorsed Reed and called him a political maverick in recent letters. The article also details a Virginia real estate sale by Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester under Walter T Gore's will with three tracts at public auction on August 26 1922 near Winchester Virginia.
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Lien
United States Labor Board
Winchester
H. E. Mallen
Balls
Ohio
R. R
Brunswick, Md
Associated Press
Ist. Louis
James A
Senate
Adda
Missouri
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Reed
Walter T. Gore
Corporation Court
City of
Fe Shenandoah
National
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of
Virnia
Aed . Gore
Hal R. Lupton
Fred
Erick
Northwestern Turnpike
Northwesern Turnpike
Opequota
Winchcatck
Harrison Campbell
George W
Shenandoah Valley
Tional’ Bank OF
Winter
Walk T. Gore
William ©. Hardy
Roy P. Duvall
Board of Dilters
A. B. Richards
M. Lohr Capps Stevert Ball
Senator William E. Crow Dies at 62 in Uniontown
United Press reports Uniontown resident William E. Crow aged 62 died at his country home near the city. He was appointed by Sproul to fill the Penrose vacancy until a successor is elected next November. Also noted, Representative Lemuel B. Padgett of Tennessee died at his Washington home today.
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United Press
Uniontown
United States
William E. Crow
Sproul
Penrose
Padgett
Washington
Lemuel BD
Tennessee
Lloyd George cites US British liquor smuggling search plan
Premier Lloyd George told the House of Commons the British government rejected a tentative US suggestion. A plan to allow both governments to search vessels beyond territorial waters up to twelve miles from shore was discussed as a possible reciprocal arrangement.
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London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Tunneling for Mountain Water in Strasburg
After June elections approved a $60,000 water system bond Brady Brothers of Frostburg Maryland began a tunnel project through Massanutten Mountain to a reservoir at Little Fort Valley. Work will proceed from both sides, with a 1700 foot tunnel and camp facilities built at the west mouth, aiming for completion by early next year.
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Strasburg
Brady Brothers
Untitled fragment about circuses and ancient scenes
Fragmentary text describes a circus scene with references to a visitor from Japan, a Old Catherine setting, and natives of Valwyra gathering by salt lakes. Mentions evaporating water from salt lakes, and a peculiar anecdote about a bride and a touring car.
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Valwyra
Ose
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