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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1915
Page
5
Trustees announce a public sale of the William Pannett Home Place a 154 acre farm four and one half miles from Winchester with 18 acres in apple orchards. Sale to open at 80 dollars per acre and include crops in the hands of special receivers and notes from Rosa B Pannet. Court confirmation required.
Under a decree in the Union Bank of Winchester vs Alice M Hill yard et al pending in Frederick county Va the undersigned trustees will offer for public auction in front of the county courthouse Winchester at noon the property 26 Valley avenue fronting 3 1/2 ft on Valley and 41 ft 4 in on Braddock St with dwelling stable and outbuildings to be sold in parcels or as a whole One third cash balance by two year notes with interest secured by deed of trust and insurance policy. J W Baker Jr Deputy Clerk of Circuit Court date 12 6 1915.
President Wilson outlines a preparedness program urging a strong navy and merchant fleet, federal anti sedition and loyalty laws, and rapid mobilization readiness. He calls for taxation to fund expansion, using income taxes and targeted levies while stressing not seeking war but securing national development. Virginia court notice follows.
In Frederick County Circuit Court on November 3 1915 Cuatotolapam Sugar Co sues Emin L Beck and garnishee Shenandoah Valley National Bank to recover 19714 50 with interest from Jan 1 1915 and attach forty shares of Cuatotolapam Sugar Co stock and $1000, less costs. defendant not resident ordered to appear within 15 days after publication. notice to be published weekly for four weeks in Winchester Star and posted at courthouse door by November 15 1915.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a discussion of skim milk and distributing human milk, mentioning individuals or groups and a regional context. Details are unclear due to damage, but the item reads as a brief note on dairy distribution or a public health topic related to milk.
Millions rely on Pape's Diapepsin to ease sour stomach and indigestion. A small dose digests food quickly, alleviating belching, gas, and discomfort so you can enjoy meals without fear. Large case available at drug stores for fifty cents.
Reverend John H Davidson a leading minister in the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Church died at his Luray home Sunday night at about seventy. Born in West Virginia he served charges across Maryland Virginia and West Virginia and helped grow his denomination. He led the Luray Methodist Church for eight years a notable record. He had long been on the retired list and is survived by a widow and three sons.
Congressman Hunter Moss of West Virginia presses for the United States to settle a debt claim. His wife, formerly connected to the matter, is noted in the report.
Congress hears a bill introduced Monday by Mr Moss to have the Federal Government pay West Virginia 13 million dollars owed to Virginia. He argues the Union benefited from Confederate era railroads and other assets for which West Virginia is debtor. Passage is considered unlikely.
The National Cloak Suit and Skirt Manufacturers Association fashion committee announces a youthful, short and full spring look for women's wear. Due to war impact on materials and dyes colors will be limited but cuts and trims widen. Ripple effects and bold color contrasts appear in pockets, cuffs, belts, and sports coats for all ages.
A sheriff special commissioner will publicly sell on December 11 1915 at noon in Winchester Virginia a 18 acre tract near Wardensville Grade Mount Williams. The land is the 1893 Spillman to Wigginton tract with dwelling and outbuildings. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in one and two annual installments at 6 percent interest secured by deed of trust and fire insurance.
A Boseley Missouri man recommends Foley's Honey and Tar for his four children, praising its effectiveness for coughs and croup after years of use. The ad notes universal sale and no prejudice claims. A Florida Everglades teacher quips about teaching the earth as round or flat, in a partisan aside.
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