For Sale Two Farms and Building Lots
132 acre farm improved by 6 room dwelling barn and outbuildings with 450 apple trees pear orchard and small fruits. $4000. A 50 acre farm on pike with dwelling barn and outbuildings and full bearing apple orchard $2200. A double dwelling on South Main St $2000. Some choice building lots at low price on terms. See us for Real Estate Information soon COMPAN?
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Star Lowers Subscriptions for Early Bird Readers
The Star announces a large price reduction for subscribers paying in advance starting January 1, 1922. The note says the cut is not fully warranted by conditions but aims to ease the burden on farmers during current circumstances.
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Stockholders Meeting Of The Commercial And Savings Bank
The annual stockholders meeting of The Commercial and Savings Bank of Winchester will be held at Odd Fellows Hall at Market and Water streets on Tuesday January 10 1922 at 11 A M for election of directors and to consider amending the charter to permit general trust business in addition to banking. John I Sloat cashier. December 20 1921. 20th
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Glasgow Names Robertson Campaign Local Manager
Joseph A Glasgow of Staunton announced he became the local manager for State Senator Robertson of Rockbridge in his bid for the Democratic nomination for representative in the 10th Virginia district. He praised Robertson’s qualifications and Valley roots, stressing readiness for public service and wartime loyalty.
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Willis A. Rotertson
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Winter Night by Walt Mason in Rippling Rhymes
A rustic verse depicts a winter storm and the comforts of home. The speaker, with family nearby, finds cheer amid cold winds and knocking snow. The informal rhythm frames resilience and hopeful resolve through a harsh night.
Personal notices of Washington and nearby towns
Mrs. Adam Hatcher and daughter Marjorie Hatcher returned to Washington with Mrs Richard Hatcher who spent several days there. Lee Boxnell visits her father in Philadelphia. Hilda Miller returns to Baltimore after visiting relatives. Arthur Seabright and children stay with Mrs James Foreman in Gore Virginia. Edward Hamlin returns to Brookline after holidays. Anes Conrad and Ernest Sloat visit family in Washington. Clay Hodgson leaves for Piccadilly Arsenal to resume chemist work. Coconut culture grows in the Philippines with prospects for farmers amid industry limits. Horseshoes use traced to ancient times with possible Iron Age shoeing. Musicians Dr Samuel McCune of Meadow M's aged 9? is reported ill at home. Alice Hauck spending a week in Chester with son-in-law William Lou than. George W Bowly leaves for Atlanta on business. Edward March returns to Baltimore after Christmas. Reid Riley of Clarke County heads to eastern cities. Dr B B Dutton Jr returns from Virginia visit.
Better Than Water Orange Remedy Claims By A Professor
A fragment discusses an orange piece held in the mouth aiding fever patients or thirsty individuals better than water. It cites a professor claiming 90 percent of US women are homebound and questions who belongs to the ten percent. The text then shifts to social visiting and religious references, ending with a vague note on future preparation.
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Notice of Application to Transfer Infant's Funds
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester seeks court approval to transfer $3,307.83 held for Marvin Regester Strode Evans to Grace D. Evans, Maryland guardian, from Virginia guardian bank to Maryland. hearing set for January 16, 1922 in Winchester.
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Code of Virginia
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Farmers and Merchants Bank of Chester Authorized to Extend Existence
The Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Chester in Frederick County Virginia is authorized to continue until close of business December 12 1941 under amended articles of association. Certification by Acting Comptroller Thomas P Kaney dated December 12 1921. Charter No 6084 Extension No 4190.
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