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Public Sale of Small Farm in Frederick County Va
Special Commissioner Larrick offers in Winchester at 11 am on August 31 1918 a 57 7 8 acre farm near Gore Va improved with a frame house and outbuildings. Bidding: one third cash, balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and bond bearing interest, with insurance on buildings.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Lula V
Gore
C. N. Garvin
T. A. Dunlap
Beverley Lockhant
James ‘W. Elliott
Frederick
County
Winchester and Western
Herbert S. Larrick
Lula
Doctor Could Not Help Her
Brooklyn woman describes dispelling illness after using Lydia E. Pinkham root and herb remedy. She credits the medicine for curing her troubles and urges other women to try it, offering to write for advice if complications arise.
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Brooklyn
N. A
Flammenanne
Port
Woodbine St
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Personal Notes From Berryville
Berryville Virginia notes list local and visiting residents with connections to Washington Woodrow Wilson relations and visitors from Cheater Chester Coasts of South Carolina. Several families from Danville Luray Pittsburgh Chicago Norfolk Virginia are mentioned as guests or returning home.
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Mary Overly
Katie Guarrant
Daniel Overly
Danville
F. Holtzman
BE. K. Vertner
Luray
J. B. Ogden
F. G. Walter
Chicago
Commissioner’s Notice in Chancery in Winchester Virginia
Extract from decree of August 2 1918 refers the case Grace B Hols vs Richard A Marks et al to Master Commissioner to report on Charles E Taylor estate including debts taxes and liens. Notice to publish in Winchester newspaper and attendance set for September 7 1918 for all interested parties and creditors.
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Grace B. Hols
Chancery
Richard A. Marks
Charles E. Taylor
Winchester
Virginia
Ander
Masonic Grand Lecturer to Visit Winchester Lodge
Dr. Wright of Marion Virginia grand lecturer of the Grand Lodge of Masons in Virginia will visit Winchester Hiram Lodge No 21 A F and A M on Wednesday and Thursday evenings this week. Worshipful Master Philip Klompus urges a large turnout to meet the dignitary and greet all members during the visit.
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Wright
Marion
Grand Lodge of Masons
Virginia
Winchester
Hiram Lodge
A. F
A. Masons
Masonic Temple
Philip Klompus
Curl kin visit relative. naval assignment noted
Charlies B Curl son of the late George W Curl visits his aunt Mrs S C Curl. He is presently assigned to the United States receiving ship at Washington DC. Mr James Fugutt returns to Baltimore after visiting his mother Mrs Fannie Lummitt on East Germain Street.
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Charlies B. Curl
George W. Curl
James Fugutt
Baltimore
Fannie, Lummitt
East Germain Street
Free Scholarship At University Offered To Winchester Students
Supt. Leslie D. Kline of Winchester Frederick and Clarke county schools was notified by J. M. Page dean of the University of Virginia that he may appoint a holder of a free university scholarship from the district. The prize includes lodging heat and light and is valued at 50 to 100 dollars. Any entrance eligible student may become a candidate. Page urges prompt nomination and notes vacancies may exist September 1. Also mentioned are Kenneth and Geron CROWELL visiting Bridgeport Conn. relatives. one plans to return to John Kerr high school late this week.
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Leslie D. Kline
Winchester
Frederick
Clarke Counties
J. M. Page
University of Virginia
Messrs
Kenneth and
Geron Crowell
Bridgeport
Conn
J. W. Sibert
Tollewyle
Capon River
John Kerr High School
Why Do All Doctors Prescribe Calomel
An advertisement touts calomel and its refined form Calotabs as the universal purifying remedy. It claims doctors prescribe it for many diseases, noting Calotabs are free of nauseating qualities and require one tab at bedtime with water. It promises quick morning relief and appetite return, with no dietary restrictions.
Philadelphia visit ends as travelers return home
Mrs Oscar Anderson and daughter Lucille Hamilton return to Philadelphia after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs G E Neville on East Germain Street. Bertha Boehm leaves for Baltimore for fall millinery openings. Mr and Mrs McKenny Berry and son go back to Washington after visiting Mrs Berry’s parents near town. Tudge ODonnell departs for New Orleans after visiting here. Mr and Mrs James L Fries return to Connellsville after attending a funeral.
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Oscar Anderson
Lucille Hamilton
Philadelphia
East Germain
James L. Fries
Connellsville, Pa
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Catherine Thompson
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D. Mellinger
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B. Beverley
J. W. Baker, JR
Rambler Bicycles
H. R. Willis
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Lydia E.pinkham
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Alexander Galt
Washington
Galt
Woodrow Wilson
Edward Colhourn
Rice Smith Estes
Sarah Gaston
Cheater, S. C
R. C. Carter
Mountain View
Mrs. Stribling
Louise
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Pittsburgh
J. M Ae
Lemuel Shepherd
Shepherd
Norfolk
Virginia Shepherd
Frances Sue - Vexandria
Mary Gold
Elwood
R. BE. Perrine
Agnes Tapscott
Indian Rock, Va
Richard Beardsworth
P. H. Powers
Louise Powers
Coatesville, Pa
Auburn
Ada Levi
Middletown
Tom Clagett
Bluefield
W. Va
Louise Thwaite
Virginia Ginn
A. J. Tavenner
Corporation Court of the City of
M. M. Lynch
Vice Chemical Co
Greensboro, N. C
Thomas & Messer Co
Baltimore St
Baltimore, Md
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Marseilles
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Bertha Boehm
Tudge O'Donnell
New Orleans
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