Greenwood Mill Property sells at auction with creek water access
The Greenwood Mill Property, a 130 acre Virginia farm on Abram's Creek, offers rich timber, fertile creek bottom land, and a premier mill site. Immediate possession with crop in place. sale terms require one third cash and two equal bonds payable over two years secured by deed of trust and insurance. Special Commissioners listed.
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Virginia
James P. Reardon
Harry H. Lynch
Warren Rice
R. Gray Williams
R. T. Barton, JR
M. M. Lynch
Public Sale of Desirable House and Lot in Winchester
Special Commissioner to sell at public auction in front of Winchester Court House at noon on December 11 1915 a 2 acre lot with a residence in Frederick County near Rest adjoining Luther A Huyett. Bidder to pay one third cash and balance in one and two years with deed of trust and insurance. John M. Fishpaw authorized per decree in Edward Swarts vs Lucy Smallwood et al.
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Union Bank of Winchester
Alice M. Hillyard
County Court House
Winchester
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Edward Swarts
Lucy Smallwood
Court House
Rest
Luther A Huyett
James Swartz
Mary Elizabeth Wigginton
Alva R. Wigginton
Wardensville
Mount Williams
Amos Spillman
F. Marion Wigginton
J. M. Steck
Chatham and Raspberry Plain Tales of Virginia History
The article recounts Chatham in Stafford County and Raspberry Plain in Loudoun County with old family ties to the Macon and Mason lines, noting major figures such as Washington and Lee guests, the Lacy era, and a duel at Bladensburg. It laments cruelties to women and children, recalls Jefferson and Monticello anecdotes, and contrasts civic piety with social exclusivity on Riverside Drive.
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Chatham
Stafford County
Fredericksburg
Fitzhughs
Jones
Oalter
Horace Lacy
Lee
Burnside
Loudou County
Raspberry Plain
Selma
Macon
John Mason McCarty
Bladenburg Md
Mason
McCarty
Susinda Lee
Masons
McCartys
Colonel McCarty
Mason Place
Stevens Mason
Monticello
Jefferson
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Rosebud
Riverside
Riverside Drive
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Winchester 1915 Resources
Shenandoah Valley National Bank at Winchester Virginia reports at close of business November 10 1915 loans on discounts overdrafts and securities. It lists U S bonds deposited to secure circulation par value 200000 and bonds pledged to secure U S deposits 1000000 plus premium on U S bonds 2600. Total resources 203000.00 plus bonds and securities amounting to 124610.41 and other items including stock in Federal Reserve Bank and real estate.
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Winchester
Virginia
U.S
Met
Federal Reserve Bank Sibley
Uf Ancumberes
Cserve Bank
U. 5
Federal Reserve Tank
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Cage
St. Laas
Th Ie
Federal Reserve
U.S. Treasuer
Frederick
State Corporation Commission
Abeene Grim
Union Bank of Winchester
Meres R. Grim
THE
Peoples’ Bank, Inc
Stephens City
State Corporation Commission. Resources
Capital Stock
Russell A. Shryock
Peoples Bank, Inc
Russell A, Shryock
Start Tomorrow and Keep It Up Every Morning
An exhortation on daily morning hygiene urges drinking hot water with limestone phosphate to flush the stomach liver and bowels cleansing the alimentary canal. It claims benefits of improved appetite and vigor and asserts widespread use for constipation bilious spells and skin and blood issues.
Card Sale at Star Office 60 Cents a Dozen
Classified item notes five card packs for five cents each or sixty cents per dozen sold at Star Office. The line reads as a simple ad fragment with pricing and location.
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Eee
Star Office
Iptt
Cardus Woman’s Tonic Promises Relief for Weakened Women
Ready Kentucky woman Laura Bratcher credits Cardus with lifting months of illness and nervous troubles after failed doctors. She says eleven bottles restored health and strength and urges others to try the remedy. Cardus is advertised by Chattanooga Medicine Co. and offers home treatment guidance.
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Laura Bratcher
Cardus
Public Sale of COUNTY REALTY Bond Authorized
County records announce a public sale of county realty as required by law. Bond has been given by J. M. Steck and is filed with the county clerk's office, J. W. Baker deputy clerk.
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J. M. Steck
J. W. Baker
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Etta
Annie Grim
Greenwood Mill
Griffith Jones, Brown, Ebersole
York Imperial
Grimes Golden
Jonathan
Ben Davis
Sale
J. W. Baker, JR
John M. Fishpaw
W. F . Freder
Nemo
HowSatan
Byron
Washington
China
Talbot County
Maryland
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Chicago
St. Lows
Qoh
Tota
Apital
State of
County of
H. D. Fuller
R. T. Barton
Clevenger
Geo.w. Haddox
John Keating
Madge Affleck
N. P
Baltimore Sun
Miss Davies
Eriaston
Children's Aid Society of Maryland
Grace Marshall
Tme
Wan
Te Is
Pne
San Antonio
Alamo
Iers
Texas
Travis
Coniad
Erans
Stars and Stripes
T Hey
Schools and Colleges
Athens
Acropolis
Font
Thermopylae
New World
Than Brains
New York City
Heaven and Earth
Barnards
Bishop Potter
Shenandoah Valley
Nat.Bank
United States
Postal Savings Deposits Certificates of Deposit
Doe
Wm. G. Hardy
WM. G.hardy
Lewis F. Cooper
William Jexander Baker
Elsie M. Maphis
Union Bank, of
Hugh S. Lupton
J. Evans
K. Russell
Lee Rk. Grim
Jos. B. Newlin
Keeley
Broad Street
Philadelphia
Keeley Institute
Eastern
Penna
H. B
Dean A. H
L.A, Adams
State of Virginia
Aaa
Fred. .S. Boyd
Main and
Water St
Chattanooga Medicine Go
Chattanooga
Tenn
N.C
Pond
Ponds Extract Company
Franck Baker & Son
Driggists
Miller’s Drug Store
Stockholders’ Meeting
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
Rouss Ave
H. F. Byrd
R. P. Brannon
White Hall
Madison Lamp
Aaron Griffith
O. C. Dix
Dayissery
San Leia
Abe
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