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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1920

Page

5

Partitions and sales in Virginia courts 1920 notices

Frederick County and Winchester court orders require nonresident and unknown heirs to appear within ten days. The two suits pursue real estate partition and potential sale of properties in Winchester and near Nain, Frederick County, with notices published weekly in The Evening Star and Winchester Star.

William H. Hardy Als Charles Hardy West Water Street Winchester Frederick County J. M. Kelly William Kate G. Dawes Charles Meredith Briscoe Ginn Edward Y. Baker Pauience Daniels State of Virginia Evening Star Reste. Co C. Brannon MM. Lynch

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Adverts Claim Cure

Ohio sworn statement by Frank J. Cheney claiming Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh with a $100 payout for failures. Notary public A. Wog attests 1886 Toledo notice mentions testimonials and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

State of Ohio Creer Toledo Lucas County J Cheney & Co Hall Frank J. Cheney Serers Donela Uita

Norfolk and Western May 30 1920 Schedule Highlights

Train times show northbound and southbound services from Bristol to Roanoke and beyond. Pullman sleepers to Philadelphia and New York, parlor car to Hagerstown, and connections at Shenandoah Junction for Washington. Officials C. Saunders and W. B. Revill note ticketing and transfers.

Berryville Bristol Pulliam Broiler Roanoke Bluefield Pocahontas West Norton Cullman Sleepers Williamson Am Winston-Salem N. C Shenandoah Memphis Bikton Hagerstows Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Shenandoah Junction Washington Hagerstown Pullman

Reference in Winchester Court Refers Estate of Kate B Bush

In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia an order directs the master commissioner to inquire and report on the estate of Kate B Bush deceased. The report will address real and personal property value and creditor accounts. A. J. Tavenn er Commissioner will supervise on September 10 1920 at M Manehs office in Winchester.

Corporation Court Winchester Virginia Kate B. Bush M. M. Lynch Bny Commissioner's Office B. Bush

The More the Merrier Satire Exchange

Senator Sorghum muses about hiring hundreds of thousands more government employees to boost apparent savings by statesmen who cut salaries. The salesman admits fault in a humorous misfit sale as the dialogue critiques bureaucratic efficiency.

Senator Sorghum

Perfect Hat Sparkles in Window, Warning from Husband

Mrs. Dubwaite spots a perfect love of a hat in a milliner's window and Henry cautions that it may not stay perfect once purchased. The exchange suggests humor about buying desires versus idealized notions.

Henry Mrs. Dubwaite Mr. Dubwaite

Undersea Wit Sends Flatterer to Two Claims

A clipped humorous remark describes a con who preys on flattered targets, noting a lady who admired her own pretty chin was drawn into a scheme involving two claims. The piece hints at deceit and social vanity in a short satirical vignette.

Debating Family Tensions in a Home Dialogue

The passage presents a rustic dialogue with threats and warnings about a young woman described as a burden. It contrasts the old man seeking to marry her with the younger speaker's insistence, highlighting tense domestic dynamics and disputed resolutions during a family gathering.

Maude Placed as Lecturer Amid Odd Excuses

A dialogue notes Maude gaining a lecturer position amid humorous remarks. The speaker jokes about her being a strong psychologist and a “chloride” as a pun. An aside questions if her husband bought the car, citing excuses about gasoline odor and electric shock.

Maude Becaus

Talebearers and Gaussip Ancestors at the Swim

She Miss Gaussip claims her ancestors were involved from the start and that some may have first entered the swim on a ducking stool.

Monks and Margins of a Busy School Day

A playful montage of classroom snippets and quips about strikes recess lateness and evolving relationships. It contrasts practical politics jokes with dating and marriage banter while noting a few misunderstandings and social missteps. The tone recalls a light column of social humor.

House and Lot for Sale by Trust in Winchester Virginia

Public auction to the highest bidder in front of the Winchester Court House on September 11, 1920 at noon. The property lies on the north side of Leicester Street between Annie Quiett Brooks and an alley, a frame dwelling improved with a two thirds balance to be secured by two purchaser bonds and fire insurance. Shirley Carter, Trustee, contact R Gray Williams, attorney, Winchester Virginia.

Robert L. Brooks Anjie Brooks Quiett Shirley Carter R. Gray Williams Winchester Virginia

Small Farm for Sale in Frederick County Virginia

Public auction in Winchester Virginia will sell a 36.86 acre farm about three miles east of the city. Improvements include a dwelling, stable, corn house and smoke house with 5 acres apples and peaches and 15 acres in oak timber. Terms: one-third cash day of sale, two-thirds payable by two bonds dated sale day, six percent interest, secured by deed of trust and fire insurance. R Gray Williams Trustee.

Frederick County Winchester Philip Shearer Irs Byrne Et Als R. Gray Williams

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Winchester Fair History of the Fair Association Shen Valley Agricultural Association W. P. Massey D. W. Lupton Huntsberry Circuit Court William G. Hardy Circuit Court of County of Frederick Sydney L. Davis Russell Brown Nain John Brown Benjamin Brown Said Brown William Brown Lillian Brown Lydia Poulios Appoline Poulios Fannie Arent Will Arent Minnie Donald Rev Donald Julia Kanake Will Kanake Mabel Lynn Will Lynn Winchester Star Norfolk & Western Order OF Kate B Bush Undersea Wit Pretty Chin Monk Old Kangaroo Slick Smarty Jones DR. Fahrney Diagnostician Hagerstown, MD County of Frederi M. Dillard LI. Slonaker L. Slonaker D- M. Dillard Dillard Slonaker Jesse R. Batley City of Winchester C. C. Brannon Ward & Larrick Clarke — County Community League Royce J. T. Sprint Icyairian Com Lydia E. Pinkham Cig Buffalo Mera Lydia Pinkham Lapeaaaraly Sacramento Burton J. Parker Oe Bt Calif Edicine Roaches Dodson Insure ITH Queen Insurance Co., OF America Hansbrough & Carter
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