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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1917

Page

3

Eminent Domain Proceedings in Frederick County Virginia

The court orders five commissioners to decide just compensation for land condemned for railway works. The defendant A. S. Pratt & Sons Inc of Washington DC is summoned to appear. Publication of the notice is required in The Evening Star Winchester four weeks and posting by August 20, 1917.

Back Creek Fredaan County Virginia Spee Circuit Court Frederick County A. S.pratt & Sons, Inc Washington, D.C Circuit Court of Frederick Evening Star Winchester

Reference to Master Commissioner in Fries Estate Case

In Winchester Virginia the Corporation Court references to a Master Commissioner to ascertain real estate, rents, liens, and taxes in the Fries estate. Notice by publication will be made weekly for four weeks. A. J. Tavener, Master Commissioner in Chancery, sets September 11, 1917, as proceeding date.

Corporation Court Jacob,s. Fries Beulah D. Fries Sepalcomagh Winchester Virginia Jacob S. Fries Beulah PD. Fries

For Sale 28 1 2 Acres Near Winchester with Orchard

For Sale 28 1 2 acres of land 5 miles from Winchester and a quarter mile from the new railroad. Improvements include a nearly new four room house and out-buildings. 14 acres in bearing Yorks Grimes Golden peaches and pears. Price 2200 dollars. Terms to suit purchaser. Apply Star Office.

Winchester

Jackson Family Returns From Atlantic City Visit

Mr and Mrs Llewellyn Jackson and their son and daughter traveled to Atlantic City for a week long visit and have returned home.

Llewellyn Jackson Atlantic City

Allies Endorse Wilson Reply to Vatican Peace Note

The British cabinet and people greeted President Wilsons Vatican peace note with enthusiasm, surpassing even the United States entry into the war. Secretary Lansing said the message has broad approval in Britain and will be relayed to the central powers via the papal secretary of state, Count De Salis. The Entente diplomats say the reply largely covers the issue, emphasizing the Germans governments irresponsibility, and no territorial claims will be debated now.

the Star Washington Wilson Vatican United States State Department Page London Lansing Pope Count de Salig Entente France Great Britain

Senator Harding pledges tax to fund war if needed

In Washington on August 31 Senator Warren G Harding of Ohio said he would tax every dollar of income over 5 000 to a family if required to finance the war. He opposed making wealth and capital bear the entire burden and warned he could raise the levy on incomes if current bills insufficient.

Washington Warren G. Harding Ohio Senate Today

Prices Paid Today In Grain Markets

At Baltimore wholesale markets this afternoon spur wheat was quoted at 2.24 and corn at 1.83. Winchester dealers offered 2.24 for wheat. Mr Walter B Krebs, visiting his mother on West Piccadilly street, returned to his Mercersburg home. Mrs S M Potts and son returned today to Washington after visiting relatives in town.

Baltimore Winchester Walter B. Krebs Clay Krebs West Piccadilly Street Mercersburg

Mrs Hilda Portner Returns to Washington After Visit

Miss Hilda Portner returned to Washington after visiting Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd at the Byrd home on Amherst street.

Hilda Portner Washington Richard Evelyn Byrd Amherst Street

Berryville Briefs Update Family Visits and Travel

Berryville Virginia August 31 Mrs Allen Patterson and daughters of Dawson Pennsylvania and Mrs Bannon Long and son of Connellsville Pennsylvania have returned home after visiting A W Drake and family in Berryville John Huyette and son and daughter Frank and Ruby Miss Adam Drake Miss Eleanor Rice Mr Ned Carter and Mr and Mrs Grover Carter traveled by car to Gettysburg Pennsylvania last week

Berryville Allen Patterson Daws Son Bannon Long Connellsville A.W. Drake John Huyette Frank and Ruby Adam Drake Eleanor Rice Ned Carter Grover Carter Gettysburg

Youth in jail for check raising in Hagerstown

Roy Wasson of Hagerstown Maryland is jailed on a charge of raising a check drawn by Winchester Cold Storage from 1 75 to 47 75. He claims to be 16 but appears 18 or 19. He raised the check after one day’s work and a 1 75 payment, purchasing goods with the higher amount. He confessed after police were summoned and was remanded to jail for trial before Justice Fultz. His father Reuben Wasson is a Western Maryland Railway conductor.

Roy Wasson Hagerstown Winchester Cold Storage Corporation Wasson H. H. Hable Hable Fultz Reuben Wasson Maryland Beck

Migrant Carpenter Visits Hagerstown Friend

A visitor named Migs meets with friends in Hagerstown Maryland. The note references Mrs William and Ralfim in a casual local exchange.

Germans Driven Back At Arras In Rain Shrouded Attack

London reports that after a lull the German assault on British lines near Arras around Adloux was repulsed. Heavy mist and rain hindered operations on the western front while in Kighee and west Flanders rain and fog slowed Allied actions. Despite the conditions, reconnaissance flights continued daily.

London Arras Adloux War Office Kighee West Flanders

Prospects for King Cotton in 193? U.S. report

The Department of Agriculture reports this year's cotton crop should exceed the past three years if normal weather holds. While southern Texas suffers drought and labor shortages threaten picking, overall yields are expected to improve despite damage from weevils and wet conditions.

Washingdon Department of Agriculture Texas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Martin Glaize L. Jackson Jesse Fries Et Als A. J. Tavenner Chancery Corporation Court City of Winchester Vir Motion Pictures On England Turkey Knob Orchard Mt. Jackson, Va Willingness Oblig E Ione THE Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company OF R. W. Stake Winchester, Va Favors Harding Wire Union Bank of Winchester Hes Iera Migs Mande , Carpenter Hagerstown, Md Wiliam Ralfim Ryan & Orndoff Court House van Rennslear 'H. Green New York City York Imperial H. F. Byrd John Thwaite C. R. McCann Treas Ray Robinson Secy Winchester Cold Storage H. W. Ebert Bell N. Main St United King Cotton
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