Greenwood Farm For Sale In Winchester Virginia
Public auction in Winchester Virginia on January 4 1916 offers Greenwood Property a 130 acre farm two and a half miles east of the city adjoining Griffith Jones Brown Ebersole and others. The orchard includes about 2500 apple trees with 500 older trees varieties York Grimes Golden Jonathan and Davis. The land is well watered by Abrams Gresham Creek and suitable for mill farming and truck gardening with timber and creek frontage. Sale terms require one third cash day of sale and two bonds payable in one and two years with deed of trust and insurance. Special commissioners listed with Clerk’s certification on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Griffith, Jones, Brown
Winchester
Virginia
James P. Reardon
Harry H. Lynch
Warren Rice
R. Gray Williams
R. T
Markets Report Prices and Items on Local Exchange
Markets show daily quotations for corn hay barley flour butter live poultry and eggs by local dealers with prices for No 1 timothy hay and mixed hay 15 00 per bale butter live poultry and hogs listed plus Corn Cob corn and various dairy and livestock prices. The notice confirms figures are closing values from the prior day and notes possible minor errors in transcription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
New York Apple Market Sluggish With Mixed Prices
Apple buyers see ample supply and generally dull activity as only a few high grade apples fetch pockets of profit. Jonathan firsts 4.50 per barrel, Baldwin firsts 3.50, Winesap 4.25, Ben Davis 2.25, Greening 3.50, York Imperial 8.25, Gano 2.50, with suitable seconds below these levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan
A. N. Parrel
Baldwin
D. H
Ben Davis
Greening
York Imperial
GANO
Wailer les EE DING Meeting Thursday Afternoon
Wailer les EE DING Co U members to meet Thursday December 30 at 3 o clock with full attendance urged. Mrs F M Stuckey and daughter Mrs Griffith visit the Swinks on North Washington Street and have left for Norfolk Virginia. Dr Ray Sartelle returned to Baltimore after Christmas visit with his parents in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Stuckey
M. Griffith
D. M.swink
North Washington Street
Norfolk, Va
Ray Sartelle
Baltimore
John P. Sartelle
Christmas Box Brings Family Reunion and a New Will
Jack Hollingsworth and his wife Julia send a cookie box to uncle Silas Henderson amid a Black Hand scare. The package nearly explodes but reveals a Christmas feast motif and a photograph. Henderson tests the box, then dines with the Hollingsworths, prompting a new will that leaves the estate to Billy Hollingsworth in trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Mollingsworth
Jack
Julia Trevor
St. Luke's Bostal
Silas Henderson
Julia
Expressage
Mr. Henderson
Thomas
Wade
Uncle Silas
Hollingsworth Fami
Mr. Tenderson
Hollingsworths
Billy
Fie Bov
Mrs Effie Cartright Visits Washington Friends
Mrs Effie Cartright departed this afternoon to visit friends in Washington.
Seven Years to Serve A Prison Escape Tale
A 1860 inmate recalls a planned escape from a crowded prison. He tunnels from cell No. 7 after a month, using a partially hardened floor stone, and slips out at night through an earth tunnel near the north wall, avoiding guards and a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Miend
Puis
Vphnechen
Ani
Chet
Diane Bee
Theon
Tulanog
Storry
Skim Milk In Distribution Givers Keep The Cream
A brief note frames the saying that in distributing human kindness some givers hoard the best parts while spreading the rest. It uses a parable tone to urge generosity and fairness.
Pan-American Congress delegates honored at Washington ball
Messrs James Taw and Archibalt W Arneile of Clarke county returned from Washington where they attended a brilliant ball Monday night honoring delegates at the Pan-American Scientific Congress and the American Society for International Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
James Taw Vwarriman
Archibalt W. Arneile
Clarke County
Washington
Pan-American Scientific Congress
The
American Society For International Law
Dinner at Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church Manor
Rev Dr and Mrs Alfred Jones hosted a dinner yesterday at the manor of Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church in Kerns town. Attendees from Winchester included Rev Dr and Mrs J H Lacy, their daughter Miss Margaret Lacy, and their sons J N Seddon and Graham Lacy, along with Mrs Naomi Abbott of Brandy Station visiting Ms J W Sibert on North Kent Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Jones
Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Kernstown
Winchester
J. H Lacy
Margaret Lacy
Messrs
J. N. Seddon
Graham Lacy
Militia under State Control vs Federal Pay Debate
In a New York Evening Post view, Mr. Villard argues the national guard should not be federally paid and that militia drilling remain voluntary and state driven. The piece contrasts Civil War precedent, state pride, and the risk of ceding militia control under a national system. It also notes China’s resurgence of Confucian teaching and critiques film industry manipulation amid broader democratic tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villard
New York Evening Post
National Guard
Ife
Mer. Villard
Court refers estate case to Master Commissioner for Charles W Hauck
The Winchester Virginia Corporation Court assigns Master Commissioner T Cather to appraise property debts heirs and tax charges of Charles W Hauck deceased. He must publish notices and report a distribution scheme totaling 1900 dollars after inheritance tax and commissions. Hearing set for January 6 1976 at his Winchester office. creditors and heirs urged to attend as proceedings may adjourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
Mary Smith Kinzel
Aduor
D.bon
Charles W. Hauck
Deconsea
T. St. Cather
Charles W. Houck
Charles W. Trouck
Commissioner
Charles Wo Hoek
T. Russell
Cather
Cominjastoner
Dwks
Public Sale Of Valuab Le Real Estate In Winchester Va
Special commissioners announce a public sale of limestone land in Frederick County Va on Saturday January 8 1916 in front of Winchester Court House. Two parcels total 8 1/2 acres, with one dwelling on parcel 1. Terms: one third cash day of sale and balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and insurance policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bank of Winchester
Alice M. Yard
County Court House
City of Winchester
Circuit Court of
Frederick County
Berk’ey Bu A Corp
Tony Jackson
Court House
Winchester
Frederick
Retford
County Clerk’s Office
County
Jackson
Joe Siardimes
Anid Realty
Herbert S. Larrick
Reardon
Hussell Cather
Lobt
V. Barton
Special Commissionersarry
Predernick County
W. Faker, Jr
Circuit Court
Merbert
Larrick
J. W. Baker, JR
Creuit
Fentick County
Is It True That Young Creve’s Enclosure Result?
Distorted dialogue fragment shows characters debating a girl’s living arrangements. The lines reveal uncertainty about acceptance and a conditional answer.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reenwood Mill
Sale
W. Baker, Jr
State of Virginia
City of
Few Brown
Jacob Baker
Christian S. Baker, Sr
Katie Belle Baker
F. B. Stollenwerck
Edward S. Baker
J. Few Brown
Portia Baldwin Baker
W. M. Baker
Janetta G. Felter
Julia B. Foster
Lucy A
Albert Baker
L. Marshall Baker
Gertrude W. Barton
Lily H. Baker
Robert W. Baker
H. H. Baker
Jacob FE. Baker
Laura A. Baker
Mary Virginia Baker
Ellen Miller Baker
Margretta Baker
Portia Gilbert Baker
Julia Boyd Baker
Katie Baker Stokes
Annie Baker Ambier
Minnie Baker
Ida Baker
Katharine Brown Dash
Charles J. Smith
Mary V. K. Smith
Fred Dp. Smith
C. Morris Smith
Fannie C. Brown
Ellen H. Brown
Emma S. Brown
Susan Garnett Brown
Lee Jones
R. T. Barton
M. J. Hardesty
Portia B. Baker
Q.pneta
Wm. 'M. Baker
Jannetta C. Felter
Christian S. Baker
Mary E. Baker
Robert McGill Baker
Maury D.baker
Kathryn
Charl J. Smith
Mary . K. Smith
Lee Jues
of Virginia
J. B. Beverley
Barton
New York
Castoria
Wailer Les EE Ding
L.&m
James L. Gardner
Refuge
George A. Sampsell
Stephens City
Larrick & Larrick
Middletown
Effie Cartright
Si.cs
Naomi Abbott
Brandy Sta
Tion, Va
mMs. J. W Sibert
North
Kent Street
Ryan & Orndoft Opposie Court House
Livick
Main Street
F. O. B. Flint
Ramsburg Auto Supply Company
Confucius
Boest
China
Huerth
United States
Tourlea
X. i. Goodyear
Wanda
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