Machinery for Sale Under Frick Company Trust
Public auction in Winchester Virginia on February 11 1922 at noon to sell plowing equipment Eclipse saw mill and other fixtures. Items include a Frick threshers 27x46 with stacker belts and a cutter self feeder and new basger. See deeds in Frederick County Clerk records. Sale at Robert W. Schultz shed and Martin Wisecar place. Debt to Frick Company noted plus accrued interest. Trustee Boott Co. Agent R Gray Attar 1-19-20t.
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H. H. Fauver
Rick
Pennsylvania
Dc Houte
Winchester
Frick
Frick Basger
J . Frederick County
Ind
Frederick County
Robert W. Schultz
Nonth Avenue
Martin Wisecar Place
Frck County
Frick Company
H. H
Regal Inter
The
Boott
R. Gray
H. W. Scott
Caring for a Family of Ten Is Made Easy
Mrs W H Stallings of Norfolk reports dramatic health gains after taking Tanlac claiming twenty pound weight increase and complete relief from side pain indigestion and insomnia. She says she can handle housework and eats freely without discomfort praising the medicine. Tanlac sold in Winchester by Boyd Drug Co and major druggists.
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Taniac
W. H. Stallings
Franklin St
Norfolk
Winchester
Boyd Drug Co
Air supply and newspaper ribbon scale oddly in Thrift Magazine
The article explains daily air needs, estimating thirty cubic inches per breath and fifteen breaths per minute, totaling about 648000 cubic inches or thirty pounds per day per person. It then contrasts this with newspaper output, imagining a day’s papers stretched into a ribbon around the world many times, illustrating volumes from The Thrift Magazine.
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Consun
United States
Sun
World
Thrift
Goitre Operation Fatal to Miss Swisher at Richmond
Miss Swisher a Berryville telephone operator died in Richmond after a goitre operation at St Luke's Hospital. She had been opered on in Richmond two weeks earlier. a relapse Thursday afternoon caused death. She leaves a mother and four sisters and three brothers in Hampshire and nearby counties.
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Nine O
Travers
Swisher
St. Luke's Hospital
Richmond
Miss Swisher
F. P. Swisher
Hampshire County
A. B. Lupton
Winchester
Ernest Shanholtz
Rideaway
W. Va
John Haines
Dillon's Run
Ina Haines
Rio
Carson Swisher
Bunker Hill
Thomas Swisher
Capon Bridge
Bruce Swisher
Martinsburg
Prayer Meetings and Noon Services Highlight City Campaign
Fragmented notice describes union campaign activities with cottage prayer meetings in several streets and weekday noon services for men at Grace Lutheran Chapel led by Rev. Nelson and Rev. Stover. It emphasizes making God the chief issue and warns against letting material life rob eternity.
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E. A. Humston
South Main Street
Fisher
Braddock Street
Walter Capper
North Main Street
Gpitier
North Kent Street
Larrick
East Piccadilly Street
Grace Lutheran Chapel
West Water Street
Robert Nelson
George W. Stover
Pd Tted
Public Sale of Grazing Land in Clarke County Virginia
Special Commissioners announce a public auction of three grazing tracts in Clarke County on February 25 1922 at 11 a m in Berryville Virginia. Tracts range from 69 to 135.5 acres with one improved by buildings. Terms require one third cash and the rest in two annual installments secured by deeds of trust. Auctioneers Duvall Dunn and clerk Brannon certify bond of $20000.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
Serrys Ferry
Paris
Clarke County
Jos. W. Bowles
Wm. A. Bell
Marshall McCormick
Jos. W. Bowles, Sr
Abner Ferguson
John Marshall
Berrys Ferry
Lindsey, Mullikin, Harris and Others
Richardson
Lindsey
Chas. Harris
Chas. Mullikin
T. Russell Cather
M. M. Lynch
T. Barton
R. Gray Williams
J. M
Steck
Larrick
Duvall,& Dunn
I. C
Brannon
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Co. C. Brannon
More the Merrie and Tumble Inn Hotels in New Jersey
In New Jersey two hotels named More the Merrie and Tumble Inn are mentioned amid casual discourse about capability and effort. The text discusses perceptions of who could do better and the idea of spying, reflecting informal chatter rather than a formal event.
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New Jersey
Rising road debts spur calls for tax reform and regulation
The article notes 1919 road debt at 21 percent of state indebtedness, with private highway systems expanding local costs. Advocates urge state regulation of heavy motor bus and truck traffic and require it to pay its fair share for maintenance to ease public taxation burden.
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Maxwell Chalmers
H.p. Pesl
C. I. Brumback Bro
National Sales
S. Main St
Christ
God
Nea
W. W. Bowles
Gdn
Lee
R. Grim
Admr
County Court House
Berryville
Ud Tunkins
SAR
FORD
Erwne
Exay
Chapman’s
Reyes
Eiere
Chapman’s Auto Supply
Post Office
W. Piccadilly St
Payne&Sutton
Jack
N. G. Hottel
Brad
the People’s Drug Co., Inc
the Progressive Drug Store
Jewelers
Optometrists
Carver & McVicar
South Market St
Chichester