Public Sale of Tuscawilla Farm in Charles Town
In pursuance of Mrs Susan R Carroll s will a public auction will be held in front of the Court at Charles Town West Virginia on Saturday August 26 at 11 o clock A M for the Tuscawilla farm containing 264 acres about two and a half miles from Charles Town on the Town Summit Point road conveyed to W C rgll by Cleon Moore and Forrest Brown special commissioner by deed August 8 1887 and devised by W C to Susan B Carrol Executors J JAMES SKINNER FORREST A BROWN provide terms include at least one cash payment on sale day balance in equal installments over one or two years bearing interest secured by deed of trust or cash in lieu contact Charles Town for further details
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Tuscawilla Farm
Yes Town
Summit Point
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Stop Fiching Skin Zemo Announces Prompt Relief
Advertises Stop Fiching Skin Zemo antiseptic liquid as providing quick relief from skin eruptions. Claims to soften and smooth the skin, leaving it healthy and clean.
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Muscle Shoals Vision Prompts Ford Agreement Support
A legislative report argues the Muscle Shoals waterpower project under Ford offers a path to cheaper hydroelectric power and a safeguarded national supply. It cites Niagara Falls as a benchmark, highlights 8 percent fertilizer profit pledge, and outlines a sinking fund plan to retire dams costs, reducing power bills for consumers.
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Danish Engagement Ring Custom Moves Ring Finger
In Denmark engaged girls wear a plain gold ring on the third finger of the left hand. When they get worried the ring is moved to the third finger of the right hand.
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Denmark
Hassinger Emerges Nominee for Ninth Virginia District
State Senator Jobin H. Hassinger of Abingdon won the Republican nomination by acclamation at a Bristol district convention with over 1,200 delegates. He had initially declined, then accepted after Summers and Anderson withdrew. Hassinger, about 50, wealthy lumber owner, is a UM graduate married with no children and valued at more than a million dollars.
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R.A. Anderson
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University of Michigan
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Wise County
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Smythe
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First Christian Church Services Announced
The First Christian Church schedules Sunday activities with an 9:45 a.m. Bible school for all ages, 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. sermons on Honoring God in Unity and An Early Morning Picnic, and a 7:00 p.m. Young People's Society meeting led by Roy Aw Cather focusing on Better Recreation. Newly elected officers will be installed before the morning message. Everyone is welcome.
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Lydiac B R Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
An advertisement extols the product as a remedy for weary women burdened by roles as mothers and caregivers. It claims benefits for relief from fatigue and strain, presenting the compound as a helpful support for women facing daily duties.
Reed Holds Lead in Missouri Senate Nomination
In St Louis August 4 James A Reed maintained a lead near 7000 votes over Breckenridge Long for the Democratic nomination as official counts anticipated today. Republican nominee R R Brewster led his five opponents by about 20000 votes.
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Associated Press
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Jdanies A. Reed
United States
Breckenridge Long
R. R. Brewster
McKellar Leads Tennessee Senate Nomination Battle
Democrat McKellar of Memphis appears to lead Fitzhugh of Memphis by about 3 060 votes as unofficial returns come from 50 counties. Fitzhugh concedes renomination. Cooper of Nashville trails on a blue law ticket. In the Democratic gubernatorial race Austin W. Peny of Clarksville leads Benton W. McMillin by nearly 4 000 votes.
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Agnes Ayres lookalike photograph contest announced
The Star invites photographs resembling Agnes Ayres for a contest with prizes of 15, 10, and 5 dollars plus Empire Theatre tickets. Open to all female readers from The Star circulation area. entries due August 11 at 6 p.m. Photos will be judged by three judges and all photos returned.
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Oklahoma City Primary Totals Show Walton Leading
A Democratic hopeful J C Watson leads in Oklahoma gubernatorial race as returns from most precincts favor Walton the anti Ku Klux Klan and labor aligned candidate over KR Wilson state schools chief with Fields the Republican nominee far behind.
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John Fields
Oklahoma City
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Munsey Charged In Senate Fight Over Tariff Bill
In Washington on August 6 Frank A Munsey publisher of the New York Herald was assailed by Senator Gooding Republican bloc chair as opposing the tariff measure to protect his foreign investments in steel mines glass and other industries His push for an investigation was reported adversely by Senate expenditures chair Calder.
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Bloodshed in Italian strike reported with clashes
Aug 4 reports say two people died and several were wounded in clashes between fascisti and communists in Bari amid a general strike. Troops used force to quell the unrest, with ongoing fighting continuing in Genoa between fascisti and arditi late Wednesday night. casualty toll unknown.
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Farmers' Union Meeting at Stephens City August 5
The regular monthly meeting of the Farmers Union Stephens City Local No 1151 will be held in the school building at Stephens City August 5 at p m Orders for a fertilizer will be received at this time Other matters of interest will be discussed WATSON Secretary Treasurer
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Sister’s Foot Growth Removed in Martinsburg Hospital
Mrs. Virginia Castleman, sister of Mrs. Samuel Butler of this city, underwent surgical removal of a large hump from her foot on Tuesday at the King's Daughters' Hospital in Martinsburg W Va. The operation is reported to have given her considerable relief after months of suffering.
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Martinsurg
W. Va
Virginia Castleman
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Bell system to stop a minute for Alexander Graham Bell
Telephone bells across the Bell system will be silenced for one minute tonight to honor Dr. Alexander Graham Bell. Chesapeake and Potomac and other Bell companies in the United States and Canada suspend service for a period of over a minute at 6.25 p.m. EST.
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