Public Sale of Frederick County Real Estate
Special Commissioner announces a public sale of the Stony Meade limestone farm near Opequon, Frederick County, plus 27 acres woodland, queued for September 4 1915 at 11 a.m. in Winchester Virginia. The parceling includes two main lots 189 acres and 113 acres with buildings and timber, with viewable surveys at Steck’s office and Henkel’s Winchester office. Terms require one third cash day of sale and two equal annual payments with bonds and a deed of trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Virginia
Cedar Creek
Opequon
Stony Meade
John G. Miller
Little North Mountain
Frederick County
J. M. Steck
A. D. Hent
A. D. Henkel
Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy Endorsed By Bridgeton Woman
A Bridgeton New Jersey resident credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength after illness and caring for her baby. The ad claims the remedy is needlefree, non narcotic and supported by thousands of testimonials at the Pinkham laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts. The company offers confidential mail advice from a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeton
N.J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
200 Acre Farm North of Baltimore Near Penna R R Station
200 acre farm twenty miles north of Baltimore and half a mile from the Pennsylvania railroad station offers excellent buildings for all purposes including three dwellings and three barns with a natural water supply to all structures. A quick buyer can secure a bargain and take early possession. Written by THOS. B. FULTON owner, Stewartstown Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penna
R. R. Station
Thos. B. Fulton
Stewartstown
District Sunday School Meeting In Stonewall District
BURNT FACTORY VA August 9 The Sunday school convention of Stonewall district held here last Thursday proved a success with benefits expected for future Sunday school work. Local news notes include visits by Jennie Duvall and family to Philadelphia and back, arrivals from New York and Hagerstown, a new house completed for Mrs. John Carlyle by Harmon of Stephenson, and Wood's mill at Spout Springs leased to Perry Brothers of Winchester.
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Burnt Factory
Stonewall District
Jennie Duvall
Frances Duvall
Lena McDonald
R. F. Duvall
Philadelphia
Bromley
Hagerstown
Ella Benner
New York
Tord Benner
Jordan Springs
Mae Stewart
Robert Smith
Brucetown
Harmon
Stephenson
John Carlyle
Charles Carber
Hugh Hardesty
Spout Springs Mills
Wood's Mill
Perry Brothers
Winchester
Leetown Merchant Awakens Blind After Treatment
James W. Strider, a well known Leetown merchant, awoke to total blindness after taking a gum disease remedy at Martinsburg. The new preparation is thought to cause the trouble and he has since shown some improvement with hope for full sight recovery.
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Leetown
Martinsburg
Preserve Eggs in Lime Water for Winter Sales
A rural tip explains preserving fresh eggs in lime water to boost prices in fall and winter. Use one pound of air-sifted lime to five gallons of boiled water, replace the water when needed, keep two inches of liquid over eggs, and store in a cool dry place in a stone jar. Properly stored eggs retain bloom after six months and remain palatable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB. Dickson
Pat
Pwrset University of Fi
Summer grazing alfalfa in drought conditions advised
The article explains summer grazing as a practical method to maximize alfalfa yield with limited moisture. It notes rotating pastures, replacing full leaf area to reduce water use, and adopting the system in Australia where hay plus pasturage is common. It cites New South Wales practices and a typical rainfall pattern of about 21 inches annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Australia
New South Wales
Simple rack for curing cowpeas at Tennessee station
At the Tennessee experiment station a simple rack for curing cowpea hay is described. Made from six or eight foot 1 by 3 scantling or fresh poles, four poles form a rack with crosspieces as shown. About six or seven racks cover an acre of peas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Experiment Station
Public Renting of the PannetT Land in Frederick County
Special receivers offer for rent the William Pannett tract of 154 acres in Frederick County Virginia near Winchester. The lease runs through Oct 81 1915 with crops and pasture rights, wheat planting in fall 1915, and storage for harvested crops. Bids due at 12 pm Aug 14 1915 at the Winchester courthouse with bonds securing rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pannett
Frederick County
Public Renting at Middletown Farm Described
Public renting sale set for August 11 1915 at Middletown depot Virginia. Seventeen acres in wheat to be plowed eight acres in corn totaling 25 acres offered as share of crop not cash rent. Lease subject to Circuit Court of Frederick county approval. Luther Pannet Special Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Middletown
Luther Pannett
More Horses Are Bought For War In Mid Atlantic Areas
A large number of horses are being purchased in the Virginia Valley and in Jefferson and Berkeley counties to aid Allied armies in Europe. Dealers report active buying with emphasis on sturdy animals, not only prime stock but also horses of ordinary grade, as demand remains strong and prices stay moderate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Valley
Jefferson
Berkeley Counties
W. Va
Europe
Winchester VA House and Lot Auction Notice 1915
Public sale set for August 28 1915 in Winchester Virginia of a house and lot on Leicester Street No 110 between Braddock and Washington streets. One third cash with two bonds for two thirds due in one and two years at 6 percent interest. Also includes related court actions and notices in The Evening Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Mary Bronaugh Lawler
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
Sidney Taylor
Relief Department
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Mary Callanan Brenaugh
George Taylor
Virginia
Evening Star
J. B. Beverley
Ward & Larrick
P. Q
Catherine Laws
Leicester Street
Braddock
Washington Streets
John W. Dungee
Free Baptist Church
Miller's
March
R. Gray
Williams
S. G. Noakes
North Main Street
Bell
G. H. Noakes
Emmeline K. Wright
H. E Noakes
BE. E. Shaener
James W. Conrad Emma J. Dobson
Nina L. Dobson
Dorsey Kendall
W. T. Shane
Gilbert H. Noakes
H. FE. Noakes
E. E. Shaener
James W. Conrad
Emma J. Dobson
Relief for hay fever and asthma in Foley's Honey and Tar
Thousands suffer from summer ailments and hay fever in heat. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is advertised to ease inflammation soothe and heal bronchial irritation and help victims unable to go to the mountains find relief at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley's
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Heller
Misses Etta
Annie Grim
Frederick
M. Fetzer
J. W. Baker, JR
HOTEL
Richmond
Berryville
Charlestown
Warrenton
Baltimore
Hichester
Soak Roy Lee
Cielo Iyeiers
Oe Mae
James W. Strider
Berryville Horse Show
Berryville, Va
U.S. Cavalry
W. T. Lewis, Secy
William G. Dorsey
M. M. Lynch
Warren Rice
J. B. Chamberlin
R. L. Pannett
Court House
Herbert S. Larrick, R. T. Barton, JR
Union Bank of Winchester
Funk & Son
Hyger
All Grocers
Virginia House
Corporation Court of
Annie FE
Noakes
H. E. Noakes
E. E. Shoener
G. Miller
S. G
Barton & Barton
DR. Hess
Cen
IsiabiaSid
Miller’s Drug Store
Soth
Main Street
Thomas & Messer AG
Hineltiooes
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