Harvest Sale Advertises Discounted Goods
Readable lines show a sale with low prices on toilet paper hats and pants. Prices listed include 4c 25c and 50c, with larger items priced at 1.00 200 and 3.00. The fragmentary notice suggests a local retail promotion.
Bargains on Paper and Envelopes At Reduced Box Prices
Lot of bargain paper and envelopes offering 100 sample boxes at 30 to 40 cents per box and 100 more sample boxes 10 to 20 cents each. Worth up to 50 cents per box in regular price. Local sale advertises Whiting best paper and envelopes.
Decree References Master Commissioner in Hull Estate Case
In Winchester Virginia the Corporation Court orders a Master Commissioner to account for Fannie C Hull estate. He must notify creditors and parties in interest, report property values and shares, and finalize tax matters with a public notice in Winchester papers. Hearing set for August 10 1916 at the Commissioner’s Winchester office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie C. Hull
Maurice M. Lynch
Shell
Winchester
Virginia
C. Hull
University loan funds for Virginia students program
The Mead of Public School System of Virginia Departments offer loan funds for deserving college graduate law medicine and engineering students. A $10.00 fee covers all costs for Virginia students in the academic departments. Catalog requests to Howard Winston Registrar 712 2m University Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead of Public School System of Virginia
Virginia
Howard Winston
2M University
Public Sale of Morgan A Orndorff Farm
Public sale of the John Wotring farm in Frederick County Virginia occurs at 11 a m on Saturday August 19 1916 in Winchester in front of the county courthouse. The 216 acre farm includes an apple orchard dwelling bank barn and outbuildings with crops and apples to be sold. Terms: one third cash with balance in two equal annual installments secured by purchaser bonds bearing interest and secured by deed of trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan A. Orndorff
Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester
John Wotring
Larrick
Virginia apple packing and grading law proposed
A Virginia State Horticultural Society committee drafts a compulsory packing and grading law for apples. The Board of Directors approves the measure and invites growers and dealers to submit criticism and suggestions before 1918 to improve Virginia’s position as a leading apple producer. The note highlights federal food labeling truth standards and competition from eastern, western, Canadian, and foreign markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Virginia
Board of Directors
O. W. Fletcher
S. L. Lupton
Winchester
Wm. A. McComb
Staunton
C. P. McCue
Greenwood
L. Frost
Richmond
S. Guerrant
Callaway
J. B. Emerson
New York City
T. N. Thompson
Harrisonburg
George W. Koiner
Purcell
Fletcher
Wm. P. Massey
Directors
Society
United States
Canada
Europe
Virginia Apple Packing and Grading Law Proposed
A historical Virginia act outlines official grades for apples packed in closed packages. It defines First Virginia Standard Fancy, Second Virginia Standard A, Third Virginia Standard B, and Unclassified with branding rules and exemptions, detailing color, size, and defect tolerances and packing marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
United States
John Smith
Woodstock
John Doe
Winchester
Ben Davis
Richard Roe
Crozet
A. B. Jones & Co
New York
Virginia apple packing law details marks and penalties
A proposed Virginia act requires clear labeling on closed apple packages. It mandates owner or principal name, true variety when known or Variety Unknown, grade, and size based on the smallest fruit. Misbranding or adulteration fines apply, with enforcement by the Dairy and Food Commissioner and Commonwealth's Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaeraneak
Peecumen Tacoma Beer
United States
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Commissioner
State Board of Agriculture
May
Food Commissioner
Commonwealth
Dairy and Food Commissio
Board of Agriculture and Immigration
Treasury
Dairy and Food Division
Department of Agriculture and Immigration
Dai and Food Commissioner
Deine Pek
Deine Pek ‘Commanrienke
Virginia
U. S
Virginia Apple Packing Law Promotes Truthful Labels
A proposed Virginia law sets standards for apple packing using 36 marks including Fancy A and Unclassified. It requires minimum sizes to be marked, names and addresses of packers, and truthful labeling to protect growers, dealers, and consumers.
Liver Trouble Prompting Webster City Reader’s Remark
A Webster City Iowa reader Joe Dingman reports biannual liver trouble and stomach pain. He credits Chamberlains Tablets with relief after half a bottle. Ads note the product is obtainable everywhere and suggest trying a want ad for income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dingman
Webster City
Iowa
Chamberlain
Furnished Rooms at The Virginia 173 Ocean Ave Atlantic City
Furnished rooms available at The Virginia 173 Ocean Ave between South Carolina and Tennessee Aves near the beach and Paget Hotel. Managed by Mrs R A Stryker with payment terms noted as 7-1-2 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Ocean Ave
South Carolina
Tennessee Ave
Atlantic Carry
N. J
Paget Hote
R. A. Stryker
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Etta
Anna Grim
Corporation Court
City of
Fannny C. Hull
Decesed
Albert F. Slagle
Georgia Shoop
Pauline Shoop
Winchester Memorial Hospital Corportion
Mt. Hebron
A. J. Tavenner
the Corporation Court of the City of
M. M. Lynch, Atty
University of Virginia
Wm. A. McComb. Co
P. McCue
S. S. Guerrant
S. W. Fletcher
T. W. Woollen
Joh Thwaite
M. V. Stedman
T. N. Weetenee
8. G. Henkel
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