Master Commissioner to value real estate in Haines estate case
In Virginia Frederick County a 1921 decree orders a Master Commissioner in Chancery to ascertain the value of real and personal property tied to Sam Haines deceased and to settle accounts of Sprint, Administrator. He must report unpaid taxes and notify all interested parties by four week newspaper publication. Proceedings set for January 4 1922 at Winchester office factor.
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Haines
Sam J
Sam Haines
Sprint
Sam
Leicester
Virginia
Issioner
Rousseaue
Winchester
Weather forecast blurbs from distant dispatches
Forecasters report unusually warm weather in the far west with conditions described as unprecedented. The brief notes come from the Associated Press dispatch dated December in terse regional chatter.
Record Warmth Breaks December after 60 Degree Rise
A weather section notes December days shattered as the mercury soared to 60 degrees above zero this morning, marking an unusual warm spell across the region.
Winchester community discussed youth education and fellowship
A Winchester meeting focused on building future towns through educated youth. Fred urged Rotary involvement with local boys and girls, while Ad. Clounker emphasized fellowship as the key glue of clubs and societies. Clarence Woods spoke on business feeds in Winchester.
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Winchester
Boy Scouts Organization
Rotary Club
Fred
Rotary
Tham
Winchchester
Othey
Ad. Clounker
Clarence Woods
Wschester
Winchester Merchants urged to keep business local and update shops
A local speaker urges Winchester residents to buy from nearby merchants to support a complete stock and avoid sending money out of town. He argues pride in foreign markets harms local business, advocates an up-to-date department store, and shares a profit sharing plan for mechanics as a model for employer employee cooperation. He notes Washington Refining Co listing at end.
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Bps Noure
Ange
Winchester
Larry Ager
New York
Mirye Avenue
Heme
Green
George Chapman
Tam
Poultry Supplies Advertised at Piccadilly Market
An advertisement lists aluminum and paper poultry feeders grit and charcoal boxes egg cases and poultry stock remedies. It notes cash buyers and a location at 328 W 42 B Piccadilly with car lot prices for egg cases.
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B. Piccadilly
Divorce Granted to Husband in Martinsburg Case
In West Virginia Circuit Court, 8 H Johnson of Martinsburg was granted a divorce from Mrs Nellie Johnson. The decree was issued December 30, ending the marriage after Johnson claimed he discovered deception two months after the wedding. He contends the wife bore a child by another man, a point she denies.
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H. Johnson
Martinsburg
Nellie %. Johnson
Eley County
West Virginia
Joh
Mattis Mony
Johnson
Singeren
J@hnsén
Boston mayoral race tests women voters in first time
Voters in Boston faced snow and rain as four nonpartisan candidates competed for the mayor's office. The December 13 contest marked women voting for mayor for the first time, with participation amid adverse weather.
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Associated Press
Doston
Boston
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TA & Anna Grim
Vs. Kter Cold Storage Co., Inc., and
Robinson's. Ice and Cold Star Corporation
James P. Reardon
Uit Court
Frederick County
Barton
Atty
Far Wes
Ruth Roland
Arrowt
WM. Fox
Tom MIX
Eddie Polo
Empire Tonight
L. Lasky
Jesse William Demille
Edith
Jesse Llasky
William Demille
Jack Hollila
Conrad Nagee
Lois Wilson
Bettie Francisco
Margaret
Julian
Daisy
Bob
Arctic
Huntsberry’s
White Post
the Post Follies
Meade Memorial Church
Front Royal Orchestra
DuPont Explosives
Wm.j
Fred Barr
Jessie Bell
Moresco
E. Water St
Pakr
Eldo Ping
Washington Refining Co
Pennsylvania Avenue
N. W
Washington
D. C
J. K. Green
Pelt
Commercial and Savings Bank of Winchester
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Corner Market
Water Sts
IL A. M
John 1. Sloat
Society Brand
Kirchbaum
Cloth-Craft
J. M. Orndott
H. D., Albin
Big Q
Schumacher
WALL
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