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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1925

Page

5

Frederick County Virginia Estate Decree Proceedings

In Frederick Virginia Circuit Court the Jobe estate is referred to a commissioner to report on will construction property value and in kind division or sale. Notice to interested parties published in Winchester papers. hearing set August 27 1925. commissioner James P. Reardon presiding.

Frederick Virginia Henry William Jobe Henry EB. Jobe Henry B. Jobe Winchester Rousse Avenue Berne Jas. P. Reardon Chancery Lake Frazier M. M. Lynch Attys

Alfalfa and Garden Crops Mentioned in Brief Notes

A short farm note discusses alfalfa seeding and crops like corn potatoes and rhubarb. It remarks that rhubarb provides early green food in spring and that gardening efforts often neglect these plants, missing proper care and attention.

Sloan Designs World’s Largest Office Building

John Sloan of Sloan and Robertsen, New York architects, is commissioned to design plans for an office building seven stories underground, 0 stories above street level, costing about 19 million dollars with 1 350 000 square feet of space to be completed by March 1, 1927.

John Sloan Front Royal Way Sloan and Obertsen New York Remount Virginia Bank of Warren Weaver Department Store Front Rove

It Is Better To Raise Pigs Than Children

A reader named Aunt Eliza argues in a letter to The Star that raising pigs is more profitable than bearing children. She notes the costs of a baby versus a pig, condemns war and marriage for girls, and urges paying high prices at fairs to fund her pig enterprise while inviting others to compare children to her pigs as money-makers.

Star Wall Street Eliza

Sweet Clover Causes Serious Cattle Trouble

The Minnesota Experiment station reports that feeding sweet clover hay in large amounts can cause death from internal bleeding in yearling heifers on an exclusive diet. When mixed with other roughages it is safe, while sweet clover pasture also poses little risk aside from occasional bloating.

Minnesota

Public Sale of House and Lot in Winchester Virginia

Public auction to the highest bidder at Winchester County Court House at 11 A M on Tuesday August 26 1625. Trustee Philip Williams will sell the W Taylor Wall lot on National Avenue Extended fronting 100 feet and extending 165 feet to an alley with improvements including a large two story brick dwelling. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in two equal yearly installments secured by two bonds and a policy of insurance.

W. Taylor Wall Winchester Virginia County Court House National Avenue Skid Julia V. Kohlhawsen McS Corporation Court

Unknown Man Assaulted Him at Virginia Woolen Company

Joseph M. Fawcett, a long time worker at the Virginia Woolen Company, recounts a brutal assault at the mill over ten days ago. He was sitting at a machine when a figure reached over a seven foot wall and struck him on the head with a club or blunt instrument, causing a profuse head wound. He received first aid and was later treated by Dr. Swimley, with an umbrella and chair of the assailant found nearby. The incident remains unexplained as to the assailant's motive or identity.

Joseph M. Fawcett Virginia Woolen Company Fawcett Swimley Plaes Thiseas Mr. Fawcett

No Fire Alarm For 24 2 Months In City

Win chester records show no fire alarm for 24 2 months, a unique safety run. Firemen reviewed logs and found no comparable incident in the era. The last alarm occurred June 3 at 7 p.m. for a small blaze at H. Himer Criffin's paint shop on National Avenue.

Winchester H. Himer

Local Controversy Attracts Attention at Winchester Fair

Winchester begins to publish communications from names like Mother and Father amid a dispute over prize money for best Lady and best pig at the Winchester fair on the first week of September. The issue centers on alleged higher payouts for pigs.

Winchester Marilisbore W. Va

Car Plunges Off Embankment In Ohio Runoff Crash

An automobile with Ohio plates carrying two men and two women ran from the roadway on Burlick Run yesterday and plunged over the embankment, striking a tree at the bottom. A fender was broken, one woman jumped from the car but escaped injury. Passing motorists helped move the car back onto the road.

Ohio Burlick Run

Protests Over Apple Freight Rates Reach Front Royal

Citizens appeal to the Front Royal Chamber of Commerce to protest alleged discrimination in freight rates on apples between Front Royal and Culpeper. J William Dudley of Maynard and Childs exporting firm cites Front Royal rates at 121 cents per barrel higher than Culpeper, urging growers to shift shipments to Culpeper.

Chamber of Commerce of Front Royal Culpeper J. William Dudley Maynard and Childs Exporting Blue Ridge

Valley Disciples Plan 1926 Convention In City

The Valley district convention of the Church of the Disciples of Christ will meet in the new West Cork Street church on the Thursday before the third Sunday in August 1926. Carl Boyer of Woodstock was elected president and G W Riley of this city secretary. Rev W L Dudley reported a strong year, about 10 clergymen and 100 lay delegates attended Saumsville, and many are expected for Winchester. The district includes 20 churches and 2,200 members.

Valley District Convention Church of the Disciples of Christ West Cork Street Nual Saumsville Carl Boyer Woodstock GQ. W. Riley W. L Dudley Winchester

For Rent Furnished Rooms at 412 North Kent St

A rental notice advertising furnished rooms for rent at 412 North Kent Street. The ad specifies availability for a 17 to 6t period.

Woodstock Lane Market St Braddock St North Kent St

Public Sale of City Property in Winchester Virginia

Trustees announce a public auction of a North Winchester lot with a new frame bungalow on August 29 1925 at 12 noon in front of the County Courthouse. Sale follows a July 26 1924 deed of trust by Frank B Miller and Anna J Miller. Terms require one third cash and balance in 1 and 2 years with notes bearing 6 percent interest. Property fronts Southwark Street 40 feet by 96 feet deep and includes waiver of homestead exemption. James P Reardon and T Ru Cather, Trustees.

Frank 8. Miller Anna J. Miller Winchester Virginia County Court House Southwark Street Miller Parsons Handley Schools James P. Reardon T. RU _CATHER

Public Sale Of Desir Able City Property In Winchester Virginia

Public sale of desirable city property in Winchester Virginia by decree of the Corporation Court. On Saturday September 12 1925 at 12 o clock noon, at the courthouse, the lot at 912 South Braddock Street in front of Handley Schools will be offered. Lot measures about 90 feet deep with front on Braddock Street. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in two equal payments secured by deed of trust and insurance on buildings. Bond with approved security provided by decree. Corinne Thomas Deputy Clerk. M M Lynch Special Commissioner. Duvall Dunn Auctioneers. Aug 11 1925.

Corporation Court of Winchester Virgin’s Vernon L. Sibert Edwin L. Sibert Auetion Court House Braddock Street Winchester Handley Schools M. M. Lynch Duvall & Dunn Corinne Thomas Corporation Court City of Winchester Virginia

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