Limestone Farm Sale in Frederick County Virginia
A chancery sale of Limestone Farm in Frederick County Virginia is set for January 22 1921. The property of W Z Adams executor of David Leight includes about 201 acres with a large residence bank barn and timber. It lies near Winchester and Ridgeway station with roads to Ikeley line and offers parcels or as a whole with terms one third cash and balance in two annual installments secured by a deed and insurance.
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Frederick County
Virginia
W. Z
David Leight
John Leight
Igned
Leight
Fredrick Piety
Winchester
Ridgeway Station
Tes Post Office
Pple Ridge Orchard Company
Smoke
H. B. McCormac
Ros
W. Z. Adams
Duvall & Dunn
I, Co
C. Brannon
What I Know of Winchester of Long Ago
William G. Russell recalls streets, houses, and notable residents in Winchester, describing passages along Camerone German streets, the Grim estate, Funk and Fuller improvements, and the old Irish residents, with scattered notes on family ties and local history. An unrelated testimonial for Taniac medicine from Los Angeles appears, praising health benefits and sold by Ly Boyd Drug Co.
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Tanac
Nancy Sharp
Los Angeles
Calif
Camulus Street
Merchants’ Express Co
T Gras
Taniac
Winchester Ly Boyd Drug Co
Winchester Notes on Streets Springs and Early Families
A rambling 19th century tour describes Shawnee Springs and local history in Winchester. The piece recounts old mills and dams, taverns and houses, notable families like Everly and Sperry, and the town’s Dutch settlement, with nods to Revolutionary War veterans and early industry along Kent and Cork streets.
Mrs Nancy Sharp Recovers After Long Illness
Mrs Nancy Sharp of Lee Angeles says Taniac restored her health after twelve years of suffering, giving her one of the greatest surprises of her life and renewed hope of recovery.
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Nancy Sharp
Lee Angeles
Taniac
Fragmented OCR Writes About Schoolbook Purchases
A damaged excerpt mentions books and school materials, noting paper and cloth options and concerns about durability through the year. The readable text hints at purchasing decisions and potential editions for the next cycle.
Sage Tea Dandy to Darken Hair
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound promises natural looking dark hair overnight. Millions use the old remedy, now improved with additional ingredients, claiming hair turns dark and lustrous after one or two applications. It is presented as a toilet preparation, not a medicine.
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Wyeth
No-To-Bac promises relief from tobacco craving
SWEAR OFF No-To-Bae has helped thousands break the costly habit. When you long for a cigarette or chew, place a No-To-Bac tablet in your mouth to relieve the craving. The habit may be broken, improving you physically and financially. It’s cheap and simple. Get a box. if it doesn’t curb all tobacco craving, your druggist refunds your money.
Public Sale of Desirable City Residence in Winchester Va
Public auction set for January 22 1921 at 11 am in front of Winchester Court House. Describes a brick six room residence on South Braddock street with hot air furnace and modern improvements. One third cash, balance in two annual installments backed by bonds and deed of trust with insurance policy. Possession March 15 1921. Special commissioners named Hunter H McGuire administrator.
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Corporation Court of the City of
Winchester
Virginia
Hunter H. McGuire
Wilie B. Ford
Court House
R. Gray Williamb
Joseph F. Moore
Robert T. Barton
Corporation Court
Hyoter H. McGuire
Wilile B. Ford
Stockholders Meeting Notice for The Commercialal and Ra ings Bank
The annual stockholders meeting for The Commercialal and Ra ings Bank of Winchester is set for January 11, 1981 at Odd Fellows Hall at Market and Water Streets. The agenda includes director elections and other business. A milling equipment advertisement by A MACHINE OF EVERY MILLING PURPOSE follows, offering feed mills sifters corn mills shellers and related machinery with contact for milling engineering services.
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Commercialal and Raings Bank of Winchester
Odd Fellows Hall
Market and Water Sts
A. H. Berry
Rouse# Ave
Winchester
Bank Closing Notices for the New Year Holiday
Bank closing notices dated Saturday January 1 1921 announce legal holiday closures. Banks will reopen with payments due on January 3 1921 and papers maturing on January 8 1921. Signatories include H D Fuller cashier Farmers and Merchants National Bank John I Sloat cashier Commercial and Savings Bank and William G Hardy cashier Shenandoah Valley National Bank.
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John I. Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bank
WM. G. Hardy
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Wanted Good Orchard Man with Gas Engine Skills
Local notice seeks an industrious man with orchard experience and ability to operate a gas engine and spray outfit. Mentions a good orchard outfit and house. Respond with experience to Lock Box 414 Winchester Virginia.
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Ternsted
Winchester
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Etta and
Annie Grim
Limestone Farm
Circuit Court
County of Frederick
Catherine Virginia Orndorff
Morgan A. Orndorff
Morgan A. Ornforff
Sginia
Winchester Star
Ward & Larrick
P. A
Chichester
Scandinavia
Dorothy Gish
Owen Moore
Georgett
Betty of
Greystone
William Duncan
Vitagraph Superserial
The
Leo Maloney
Art. Acord
Mildred Moore
Health Architects
the Peoples Drug CO
Main ST
State Depository
the Union Bank OF Winchester
William G. Russell
Christian Singhass
Charles Anderson
George’ M.grim
Charles of Morgan
Fuller
Christopher Funk
Funk
6Th
Va. Infantry
Camerone
German Street
Helphinstine
Hiram
Misa Caldwell
Brucetown
Samuel Heister
Jacob Lyder
Stonewall Brigade
Charles
Charles Grim
Morgan
Grim
George Hillyard
Michael Colvin
Stonewall
Baron de Kalb
John F. Wall's
Cork Street
Pall Mall Street
Valley Road
Loudoun Street
Paper Milk
Carson
Corporation
A A
Brown
Mechrane
Pall Mall
Southwark Street
Reilly
Michael Ryan
Adam Anderson
Neddy Burns
Revol
New Orleans
Bond
Southwark
Dr. Middlicat
Crane
War Horse
Ben's
Brent
Jim Catlett
Bam Broek
Doc O'Reilly
Cere
Este Grim
Bilder N. J. Morgan
Tryard
Scioto
Kentucky
South Carolina
Susquehanna
Pennsylvania
Daniel Lupton
Kent Street
John W. Diffenderfer
Cliffordtreet
John Lewis
Kencaster
Stony Point
Everly
Mr. Everly
John
Phillip
Jack
Fowler
Mr. Lewis
Lewis
Thomas Lathan
George McCord
Ormer
Jacob Sperry
Jane
Wak
Peter B. Sperry
Charles W. Hollis
George Michael Try
Jacob Cooper
Sperry
Peter
Richard Brown
John Brown
Frederick Haas
Jacob Binker
Jefferson
Sharp Street
John Markel
Kohlhausen
Markell
Thomas Roberts
John Arnold
John Heiskell
James Jones
Dee
Cela
Beott & Howne
Bhoom Eld
A.m
Randolph C. Colston
J. B. Beverley
Robert T. Bar
J.B. Beverley
Vercoats
Stockholders’ Meetings
John 1 Sloats
H. D. Fuller
Washier, Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Charles Summers
Union Bank of Winchester
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