Winchester Court Notices Involving Gibbens and Hinton Cases
Public notices from the Winchester Corporation Court dated August 7 1918 and July 23 1918 announce suits to construe the will of C M Gibbens administer estates and seek general relief. Defendants including Charles Hens Florence Gibbens Ruth Ibs Minnie Eagle Gibbens and Walter Thompson must appear within 15 days to protect interests. Notices require weekly newspaper publication and posting at the courthouse front door by August 19 1918 and August 6 1918 respectively.
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C. M. Gibbens
Winchester
Virginia
Emmy Vem
Fa Odak
Charles Hens
Florence Gibbens
Ruth @Ibns
Minnie Eagle Gibbens
Florence
John BH. Fox
Winchester Star
Public Sale of Small Farm in Frederick County Virginia
Special Commissioner Herbert S. Larrick will offer for sale at public auction in front of the County Court House in Winchester at 11 o'clock a.m. on Saturday August 31 1918 the tract of land containing about 67 acres near Gore Virginia. The property was part of James W. Elliott's estate and is described with neighbors C N Garvin T A Dunlap and Beverly's estate. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in two equal annual installments secured by bonds bearing interest and a deed of trust plus a policy of insurance on the buildings. Bond filed as required by law by the Special Commissioner. Deputy Clerk J W Baker FR. 8-3-4w)
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Court of
Frederick County
Lula
Gore
C. N. Garvin
T. A. Dunlap
Beverey
James W. Elliott
Winchester and Western
Herbert S. Larrick
Mount Williams Notes Local Visitors
Mount Williams Virginia notes list Mrs J M Orndorff and daughter Mrs I N Wallace visiting Mr and Mrs C W Orndorff of Relief,Ava R Clowser and one at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Co IL Smith of Chambersville,C L Heer of near Winchester,Hurl Himelright and Leonard Williams visiting Mr and Mrs W H Himelright, Maude Wright of Middletown visiting, Peachy Ashwood of Burtonville at aunt Mrs W H Williams, Martha and Gracie Moore visiting friends at Hayfield, C A Fatver drove to Winchester Sunday afternoon to visit friends.
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Mount Williams
J. M. Orndorff
I. N. Wallace
C. W. Orndorff
Relief
B. R. Clowser
Co. IL ‘Smith
Chambersville
C. L. Heer
Winchester
Hurl Himelright
Leonard Williams
W. H. Himelright
Maude Wright
Middletown
Peachy Ashwood
Burtonville
W. H. Williams
Rev Mr Stanley to Preach Sunday at Centenary Church
Rev B L Stanley of Weyers Cave Virginia will lead morning worship at 11 and an evening sermon at 8 at Centenary Reformed Church with special music. He will also preach at Stephenson at 3 pm. The address targets youths and stresses education and future roles, with emphasis on schoolchildren attendance.
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Mr. Stanley
B. L. Stanley
Weyers Cave
Stephenson
Stanley
Weyers Cave High School
No Signs To Warn Tourists Detained At Toll Gate
A party of tourists from Pennsylvania were detained near Winchester for failing to pay at a toll gate on the Martinsburg Pike. They argued no sign marked the gate and it is not listed in the Automobile Blue Book. The magistrate checked the Blue Book, noted the gate was unlisted, and knew it had no painted sign, so he dismissed the travelers and they resumed their journey.
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Pennsylvania
Winchester
Martinsburg
New Yorks Many Minerals and City Mining Claims
The piece notes New York as a mining center with over 118 mineral varieties and gems found on the island surrounding Broadway and nearby streets. It lists green tourmaline, magnetite, chalcopyrite, malachite, pyrrhotite, and many others, including silver, lead, zinc, copper, and mica. It also recounts a North Chicago sailor hears colors as a signal to salute.
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Boston
New York
Wall Street
Manhattan
Istand
Broadway
One Hundred and Fifty-seventh Street
One Hundred and Seventy-sixth Street
Island
Perikon
Clemenceau's Compromise on Traitor's Fate
Paris discusses Clemenceau and the death penalty for Bolo. The usual twelve rifles in a traitor's firing party are reduced to six as Clemenceau quips about partial traitorship. The exchange reflects influence attempts and the tiger nickname for Clemenceau.
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Clemenceau
Paris
Sailor’s Wife to Receive Government Monthly Allowance
A notice states a purchase request will be made for one chief petty officer or sailor suit and for the government monthly allowance for the wife of a sailor, indicating a modest soldier’s family benefit.
Bilious Attack Promised Relief with Chamberlain Tablets
An advisory notes that a bilious attack disrupts digestion causing constipation and nausea. It recommends taking three Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver and cleanse the stomach, claiming relief and implying a quick return to health for a quarter.
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Chamberlain
Firearm Lifespan Based on Care and Gun Type
The article explains firearm longevity depends on care and type. Shotgun barrels endure about 100000 shots with minimal pattern loss, while 22 rifles and revolvers reach 40000 to 80000 shots, and high power rifles about 3000 to 5000 shots due to higher chamber pressure.
Shakespeare overrated remark colors baron’s literary view
Mr Justice Darling admits some racing knowledge while contrasting with Baron Martin who allegedly cared little for history literature or art. Adolphus Liddell recalls the baron’s prodigious knowledge of racing history yet dismisses his education in literature with stories claiming Shakespeare is enormously overrated.
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Justice Darling
Baron Martin
Adolphus Liddell
Shakespeare
London
You Can Cure Rheumatism By Cleansing Blood
Claim that rheumatism is in the blood and liniments fail. Promotes S. S. S. as blood purifier and cure, urging readers to remove germs from blood. Advises obtaining 8 S S 5 bottle at drug store and contacting Medical Director for advice.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
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