Winchester Court Refers Estate Case to Commissioner in Chancery
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia H L Rust administrator of Albert O S Reily deceased vs Arabelle Reily Theodore Key Reily Philip J Reily and H L Rust Guardian of Theodore Key Reily and Philip J Reily The decree orders A J Tavenner Commissioner in Chancery to ascertain and report on the estate debts and distribution and to notify creditors by weekly publication for four weeks with a July 26 1915 date for proceedings in Winchester Virginia.
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Winchester
Virginia
H. L. Rust
Albert O. S. Reily
Arabelle Reily
Theodore Key Reily
Philip J. Reily
A. J. Tavenner
Corporation Court of the City of
M. M. Lynch
Mrs Henry Stephenson Visits Winchester This Morning
Mrs Henry Stephenson of Stephenson County was a visitor in Winchester this morning.
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Henry Stephenson
Stephenson
Winchester
Fire blight fears push for orchard vigilance
Fire blight threatens U S orchards with an estimated annual loss of 25 million dollars. Pears and apples are not the main victims but all fruit growers should detect early signs of scorching leaves and fruit. Organized communal efforts, orchard cleanup, and sprays used against aphids and ants are urged.
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Yee Et
Celery Culture and Farm Practices for Fall and Winter
Guidance on enriching soil for celery with leftovers and high grade fertilizers, choosing sturdy transplants, and preparing plants before planting. Advice covers drying prior to planting, root development, and handling of racks for hay and corn, with notes on alfalfa storage and field-specific practices.
Apple Buyer Hartman Leaves for Home
Mr. William Hartman and his chauffeur departed by motor for St. Louis after a stay at Hotel Jack. Hartman, a leading apple dealer, toured Frederick County and nearby Virginia and West Virginia orchards during his visit and is well known among local apple growers.
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William Hartman
Hotel Jack
St. Louis
Hartman
Frederick County
Virginia
West Virginia
Dr Glass Returns Home After Vacation
Dr. Robert McC. Glass returns to his city residence after several weeks away. He spent most of his trip in New England visiting Boston Cambridge and nearby locales.
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Dr. Glass
New England
Market Gardening Tips for Parsley and Garden Crops
Parsley should be thinned to six to eight inches apart and outer leaves used in summer. In November dig a few plants to store in sunny windows for winter flavoring. Well grown flats rival houseplants. mulching conserves moisture and reduces weeds on berries and asparagus. avoid excessive spacing for beets and onions.
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Miller
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Episco 1
Arpers Ferry
Mariah Pendleton Duval
Charles Town
Stuart Hall
Aichester
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
U.S
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