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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
2
The text notes Mrs E W Miller is steadily improving after a four month illness and hopes to be out soon. It also mentions the death of Mrs Long wife of Dr Robert Long in Luray Virginia at 3 o clock on Monday morning.
Harry Rush has sold his farm and house on the Millwood pike consisting of 15 acres to W. F. Artrip for $2,000. The transaction was brokered by the W. L. Fultz real estate agency.
A reflective line voices disdain at blaming the center and repeating folly, suggesting the speaker Syrus criticizes misdirected fault and needless repetition.
The survey aims to map all Frederick County communities from Winchester as the county seat. Teams will study county records and coordinate with officials, starting in Winchester and expanding to White Hall, Middletown, Stephens City, and other areas. Plans detail daily allocations, transportation, and public input through Friday.
The document is a sworn bank statement by William G. Hardy as cashier asserting accuracy of financial figures in Virginia Frederick County. It records totals and contingent liabilities with amounts including 425 325 and 3 155 985 in a formal oath.
Real estate dealer W L Fultz sold the Branson farm on the Martinsburg pike seven miles north of Winchester to William Dorsey for 40000 dollars. H P Boyce remains as lessee on the 203 acre property with a fine mansion. The sequence began when Ann B Branson sold the place to John Ridgeway for 17000, who then sold to Boyce for 35000 before its latest disposal.
An old advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a constitutional cure for rheumatism, claiming it corrects blood acidity and provides permanent relief. Hood's Pills are recommended as a purgative when needed, advertised as purely vegetable.
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