Federal condemnation notice in Virginia land case
The United States District Court for the Western District of Virginia at Lynchburg orders defendants in a land condemnation case to appear within 15 days and directs publication of notice for September 7 1917 to appoint commissioners to determine just compensation for land to be condemned for the U S government. It lists numerous nonresident defendants and potential heirs and warns of further proceedings at the Federal Building and Lynchburg Court House.
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Western District OF Virginia
Lynchburg
Virginia
United States District United States OF America
Navite
Frederick Unty
Back Creek Township
Mountain Falls
Divide
William Ng
Ole
William Gakins
Holmes Conrad
L. T. Moore
James P. Betly
State of
George MacLeod
Saltie’ M. Moore
Arthur R. Je. Elizabeth
Mj. Williams
Gerald B
Amanda
M. Grubbs Grubbs
Keith MacLeod
Willis MacLeod
J. MacLeod
E. Allen Jones
Lara M. D. Jones
Margaret Jones
John R Serpell
John R. Serpel
Richard
Robert) F. Serpell
Florence Wilson
Wilson
George M. Serpell
R. A. Miller
Fauver
Fauber
Parsqne
Parran
Dealkins
Cborah Fauver
Faubder
Septimus C. Deakins
John B. Deakins
G. S.deakins
Mollie Shore
Shore
Frank €. Pulliam
Claude ‘Pulliam
Glovina D. Jeffers
Jeffers
Maude Johnson
Johnson
George W. Pulliam
Howard S. Pulliam
John A. Sam
Ethel’ Teets
Teets
R. Eugenia Loughlan
Loughlan
Lucy Pulliam
William D. Cassin
Mary M. Cassin
Fannie’ M. Cassin
Genevieve Cassin
Carrie B. Shoemaker
C. T. Shoemaker
Virginia L. Kinkaid
Kinkaid
Kincaide
T. W. Kinkaid
Dora Heath
Alice Heath
Charles Heath
Lula H. R. Fralinger
Fra-linger
Fralinger
William R. Heath
Sarah C. Kerns
Millie J. Lockhart
B. N. Lockhart
Christena V. Brill
A. L. Brill
Laura F
Kerns
George .Householder
Hope Anderson
Anderson
John. Hoye
William
Edward Hoye
David Hoye
Daniel. I. Hoye
M G
M. J
Robinett
Robnett
Robinette
Robert Hig
Mary Ann Higgins
Lydia Higgins
Sarah Higgins Harman Higgins
Robert M. Heterick
Robert Heterick
Mary J
S. Higgins
Lizzie Heterick
Sarah
Hackney
Mary
Heterick
Edward F. Heterick
Margaret J. Heterick
Elizabeth Matteck
Mattock
Henry Ball
Asa ‘Wall
Warren Wall
Curlett Wall
Mary Wall
Lucy Wall
Annie Wall
Edith Wall
Nellie Wall
Mary B. Lovett
Lucy Lovett
J. B. Lovett
Louisa Lovett
Farnet Hottel
W. S. Lovett
J. W. ‘Templer
Florence Templer
Ida
Lovett
Mary E. Lovett
Robert D. Lovett
Julia V. Lovett
Reo W. Heath
Robert Heterick ,Sr
James Ball
John F. Wallee Mahlon
Mayland
A Riché
Kim
McKine
B.ler
Cyrus ‘Spangler
George M. S .Bowman
Barr
Samuel Huddle
Wunder
Samuel C. Williams
William Rozenberger
Rosenberger
Paul Rozenberger
Abell
Abdell) Davis
Isaac Watson
Reuben C. Kneisley
Kniesley
Martin Boehm
Boehm
Josephs. Spengler
Chaney Gatewood
John D. Ferguson
Furgeson
Rapael M. Conn
Rapheal M. Conn
Abraham Cornell
Henry Striker
William D. White
Thomas Crawford
William Seabright, Jr
Jacob Waller
Thomas Bailey
Warren C. Smith
John 11. Crebs
Alfred Maddox
John Ambler
John H. Crum
John 8
Criger
Johns. Gallaher, Jr
S. Holliday
Samuel Akerson
Samuel Wright
George R. Coffroth
Stephen P. Stackhouse
Henry Coffroth
Alexander Summerville
Summersville
Jacob Reamer
J. Smith Gilkeson
James A. Russell
John Kingan
Leonard M. Deakins
William F. Deakins
Caroline MacLeod
Laura M. Jones
Jane C. Serpell
Francis W. Deakins
Tabitha M. Cassin
Stanley M. Jones
Olivia Freibus
Kenneth MacLeod
Goldsborough Serpell
Francis Deakins
Leonard D. Heath
Wincwe
Conpa
Henry C. McDowell
District Court of the United States
Western District of
Federal Building of Post Office
United States of America
Evening Star
Winchester
Frederick County
Federal
Court House
Exemption Appeals Move to City Hall Courtroom
Government to appeal all claims of exemption. Examinations are held in the City Hall courtroom instead of the old Court House hall as announced. Physicians refused the old hall due to cleanliness concerns.
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City Hall
Old Court House
Change Horse's Diet For Appetite Improvement
If a work horse loses appetite it may be from a too steady diet of one food. Change the diet and look for quick improvement. If not, the animal may need a purgative and a tonic. A tablespoonful of aniseed in the feed acts as a tonic and appetite stimulant.
Feeding the Calf Practices and Milk Hygiene
The calf is fed whole milk at first with gradual increases. Skim milk is substituted when possible and may continue until six months old. Maximum skim milk fed economically is twenty pounds daily. By two weeks, grain and clean hay are offered, with amounts rising to match appetite. Keep milk utensils clean with boiling water and keep chemicals away. Do not preserve or adulterate milk.
When Wisdom Comes Ace Is Wise
A cryptic line notes wisdom arriving with Ace, reflecting on looking backward and the wige as a symbol. The wording suggests a reflective editorial fragment from a historical page.
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Ace
Ellyson Nominated as Virginia's Next Chief Executive
The article praises J Taylor Ellyson as the ideal Democrat to lead Virginia over the next four years citing his long public service and strong national influence. It argues his experience in state needs and party leadership makes him best suited to meet upcoming development and federal relations. Also included is a brief biographical note on Gebhart von Blucher born 1742 and his Prussian military career ending after Waterloo.
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Virginia
J. Taylor Ellyson
Ief
Ellyson
Commonwealth
Thesing
Waterloo
Nepoleon
Wellington
Bluecher
Orge Music Advocates Refined Taste Over Rag Time
A discussion on improving a community’s musical taste argues against rag time and loud performances. Proponents urge audiences to prefer fine, melodic, quieter music over pounding and chaotic conglomera tions in public venues.
Supervisors In Session Amid Draft Exemption Hearings
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors meet in the county court room while the local draft exemption board occupies their usual chamber for exemption case hearings related to the examination of draft men.
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Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Lor
Contributions To Company I Fund
Donations to the Company I comfort bag fund include 50 cents from Mrs. T. R. Cather 1 dollar from Mrs. John M. Steck and towels and soap supplied by Mrs. C. L. Robinson.
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Comfort Bag
T. R. Cather
John M. Steck
C. L. Robinson
Pebble Industry Employs Women and Children on French Coast
The dirt pebble industry provides work for many women and children along the French coast from Havre to Dieppe. Pebbles collected near Havre are chosen for their spherical shape and used in pulverizing for cement and copper mining industries.
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Havre
Dieppe
Petng
Mtgl
Portrait Keeps Up To Date With Annual Gown Change
A New York artist earns six hundred dollars yearly as he updates a widow patron’s family portrait. About ten years ago she demanded a newer gown for her mother’s image and now insists the painting reflect current fashion each season, hiring other artists if necessary.
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New York
Pittsburg Dispatch
Final Aid to U The Masons and the Helpful Neighbor Woman
The Masons hear the neighbor girl speak at length through the window and later she asks Mrs. Mason for chocolate to lend for fudge tonight. She mentions a new nephew or relation and notes she has told many stories and thoughts during the day, implying a lively porch visit.
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Masons
Mr. Attol
Youthful Smoking Echoes Fade in Plain Speak
A fragmented comment laments a young man’s attachment to cigarettes calling them mother to roll while criticizing trends that praise smoking and imply concern over future health and habits.
Balm of Gilead in bridal customs and dowry
The article notes that ancient Jewish bridal rites valued scented balms, with one twelfth of the dowry reserved for perfumes. It describes the balm of Gilead, distilled from a bush once common in the mountains of Gilead, now so scarce that only the sultan can easily obtain it.
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Gilead
Ely
Turkeys in Chicago Dining Interests Rise
A fragment notes a shift in focus from feathers to meals in Chicago. The brief hints at turkeys and dark meat and suggests a broader desire for plentiful provisions and better world conditions.
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Chicago
Selfishness Antidote in Family Morning Routines
A reflection on upbringing and reward. Constant pampering hides a girl’s effort until a denied breakfast forces early rising and recognition of hard work. The piece argues tempering indulgence teaches appreciation and responsibility.
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Doe
Tina
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