Public Sale of Valuables Real Estate in Frederick County
Public auction set for 11 A M in Winchester Virginia by Special Commissioner Herbert S Warrick Robert T Barton and T Russell Cathfer on property owned by Aleshire and Grimes including Lot A a 2 story store at Grimes Post Office and Lot B a 4 acre parcel with a 2 story dwelling terms require one third cash with two equal installments due in one and two years. Post office operates from the store room with a bond posted per decree of the Frederick County Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Scales Co. Et Als
W. Aleshire & Son
Circuit’ Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Court House
Winchester
Grimes Post Office
John Wesley
Aleshire
J. R. Hamilton
Frederick
Basil L. Aleshire
James A. Grimes
Horbert S.uarrick
Robert T. Barton
Herbert S. Toprick
Co. C. Brannon
Ci ¥ Enit
Frederick Loynty
Timely Topics on Progress and War by Miss Wight
Emma Howard reports Miss Wight’s examination of progress in war and peace. The piece argues modern inventions devastate humanity in conflict, notes nurses and ex servicemen, and questions civilization, religion, and law in an age of progress. It contrasts patriotism with maternal love and warns against ethical decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humanity
Germany
Christ
Cain
Congress
Kathleen Norris
Unclaimed Letters List for Winchester Post Office
A weekly list of unclaimed letters remaining at the Winchester Virginia post office for the week ending August 26 1922. Names include Joe Case Howard Clinnibik C Dunlap Mary Crandle Mauck Harry McPherson and others. Postmaster J. Wn Libert notes a one cent fee per letter received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Ollowins
Winchester
Aunings
Joe Case
Howard Clinnibik
C. C. Dunlap
Mary Crandle
Plan
Mauck
Harry McPherson
Notice of liquor license application in Winchester Court
On September 18 1922 we will apply to the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia for a license to sell pure fruit ethyl and grain alcohol for sacra mental purposes and other ardent spirits People’s Drug Co by W F Shryock president Attest M J Baptist secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court of
City of
Winchester
People's Drug ,Co
W. F. Shryock
Attesie
M. J. Baptist
Pennsylvania
Ra’ Pany
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
State Corporation
Richmond
Clearbrook Station
Virginia
Clearbrook
Cleabrook
Darest
State Operations Commission
R. Gray Williams
Frogs Hear Across Wetlands Says Researchers
Scientists report frogs and toads possess remarkably acute hearing enabling them to detect ripples and vocalizations in their aquatic habitats. The finding highlights sensory adaptation in amphibians and suggests intricate communication in wetlands.
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Panges W. C. Plundeke Company
J. S. Solenberger
Via
T. Russell Cathfer
RS Ae
Faber
Miss Wight
Emma Howard Wir
America
Ron
William B. Norris
Baltimore
Deay
Montal Pictures
Cladys Waltén
Hiteband
Universal
Sanderson & Warren
Strand Theatre
C. I. Brumback Bro
Little Joe’s
Empire
Famous players-Lasky Corporation
Gloria Gofancon Ad Stuart
Fueband
Tragemaric
Morgan
Grove Fair
Shepherdstown
West
Pearson
Pall Mail
Main Street
Pike
J. & Company
Haines
Chile
Luston Trangeript
Suburba
Jacacadam Street
Funk & Son
South Main St
Mt Anume
J. M. Orndoff
Star Office
Peyton St
A. Horsey
Berryville Pike
Handley School
Feinsy
Chapman
Mansbrough & Carter
Harry Willis
Water St. Posseset
J. B. Russell
N. Kent St
J. T. McKnee
Hayfield
J V. Jamison, Jr
Hagerstown
S. Main St
C. C. Herrell
Amherst St
Hydro- Vulcan Tire Company
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Landon Keckley
Berryville
Smith Cooley
Atlantic City
Wildwood
Ocean City
Cape May
All S. Jersey Seashore
Philadelphia
Fair
Ture
Trovella Clark, Adw’r
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