Public Sale of Frederick County Real Estate
Special Commissioner announces a public sale of the Stony Meade limestone farm and a 27 acre wood land tract in Frederick County near Opequon. Sale in Winchester on Sept 4 1915 at 11 am with parcels offered separately or together. terms include one third cash and balance in two annual installments with 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
iVrginia
A. D. Henkeel
The Rock Eternal ends a fortune tale of pride and remorse
William Barry and his partner Hackett clash over fifty million in shares. Barry retires rich and funds a city charity for sick children, while Hackett builds a mausoleum and watches his fortune crumble as a children’s home thrives. Felice’s loyalty tests resolve. Hackett repents after a dramatic collapse and mutual forgiveness follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felice
Arnold
William Barry
Winston
Barrys
Hackett
Arnold Barry
Comradeship as Force Behind Feminism and History of Farm Press
The piece argues that feminism relies on a spiritual force of comradeship between men and women, spread by expanding knowledge and sympathy, shaping democracy in liberty struggles led by figures like Finland and Russia. It traces the first farm paper in England 1681 to John Houghton, noting readers sharing practical husbandry knowledge across the Atlantic and a curious note on wool burial laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Russia
New York
England
John Houghton
Houghton
America
Boston
New Yorker
Eugene man Nash arrives on business trip
Mr. J. A. Nash of Eugene Oregon arrived in the city last evening on a business trip and is staying at a local hotel awaiting meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Nash
Eugene
Oregon
How Women Avoid Operations in Cleveland and Hanover
Cleveland Ohio and Hanover Pennsylvania women recount relief from female troubles with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They credit the remedy with ending pain and avoiding surgery after doctors offered limited options. A confidential guidance service is provided by Lynn Mass. based company staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Pinkham
C. H. Grirelli
Constant St
Hanover
Lydia EF. Finkham
Ada Wilt
Walnut St
Pinkham Medicine
Lynn
Mass
Rock blast yields near hundred thousand tons in output
Miss Lula K. Perry of the R. P. Andrews Paper Co. of Washington visits town and stays at Hotel Jack, spending a day or two in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula K. Perry
R. P. Andrews Paper Company
Washington
Jack
Winchester Va House and Lot for Sale August 28 1915
Public sale of a Leicester street north side house and lot No 119 in Winchester Virginia to satisfy three trust deeds. The frame dwelling on a 60 by 64 foot lot lies between John W Dungee and Free Baptist Church Miller's lot. Sale noon at County Court House. Terms one third cash day of sale with two bonds for two thirds, 1 and 2 years, 6 percent interest, insured and secured by deed and fire policy. Trustee R Gray Williams. T 30-4w.
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J. M. Steck
Winchester
Virginia
A. D. Henkel
Corporation Court
City of
Catherine Laws
Leicester Street
Braddock
Washington Streets
John W. Dungee
Free Baptist Church
Miller's Lot
March
R. Gray Williams
A Monster Blast At Riverton Quarry
Riverton Virginia witnessed a spectacular blast at the Carson Lime Company quarry amid reports that a six thousand pound dynamite shot, fired by Rear Admiral Purcell, rocked earth and concrete with a force rivaling war, drawing comparisons to European battlefields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverton
Moose
Carson Lime Company
Europe
Reading
Purcell
Winchester and Potomac Railroad Stockholders Meeting
The Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company of Winchester Virginia will hold its annual stockholders meeting on Friday September 3 1915 at 12 15 p m at the office of R Gray Williams counsel in Winchester Va to elect a president and board of directors and to conduct other business as may come before it. C W Woolford August 18 1915 2w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester & Potomac Railroad Co
Winchester
Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company
R. Gray Williams
C.W. Woolford
Wardensville Hears Plans for Trout Run Bridge
County officials from Moorefield meet in Wardensville to locate a bridge over Trout Run at the village west end. Local notes report visitors, family travels, and a generally wet season with good corn prospects and ongoing farming work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardensville
W. Va
John Riggleman
John Clower
C. B. Wilton
Moorefield
Foley Kidney Pills Cure Back Aches In Testimony
KF W Woolsey of Jacksonville Texas says Foley Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble rheumatism and back ache after patience with illness. Thousands have written similar letters. The pills are tonic in effect and act promptly and are sold everywhere.
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KF. W. Woolsey
Jacksonville
Tex
Foley
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Huyler
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Main and Water St
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Ibridge
Vals Scott Grant
Heltzel
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Olin
Dan Va
Stes
Mies Nedlie
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Wing
Mrs
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Capon Bridge
R. FF. Harper
M. Dasher
Mirsada Snider
Everley
Dasher
Rio
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Spring Creek
G. DD. Kiracofe
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Pittsburgh
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Baltimore & Ohio
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W Fares
Pacific Coast
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VIA
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Baltimore and Ohio
Funk & Son
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Builders’ Supplies
Braddock and Wolfe Sts
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Pullman
Pullman Vicket
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Stone Harbor
Wildwood
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