Auction of Frick machinery under trust deed in Winchester
H H Fauver trust authority leads to cash auction of Eclipse Trac 0 Eclipse Saw Mill Thresher and related fixtures. Notes secured by Frick Company due October 26 1921 total 226.67 plus interest. Real estate and equipment to be sold at 12 noon February 11 1922 in Winchester Virginia with trustee W Scott and attorney R Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Fauver
Winchester
Horse Power Eclipse
H. H
Frick Bagger
Frederick County
Robert W. Schultz
Northmont Avenue
Opedebt
Frick Company
For Sale Farms and Buildings in Winchester Virginia
For sale multiple acreages including 137 267 134 205 600 113 140 and 137 95 255 acres limestone well improved with orchards and water power. Includes two dwellings one twelve room house, 25 acres attached and two barns. Eight stores one with a post office paying 300 to 400 yearly. Store property in business part of Winchester. Seven six room houses at 2000 each. Building lots on Valley Pike near Handley School. Bailey Co Bailey Bros Store Winchester Va. 1-10-1m Stee Par Foe
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Winchester
Valley Pike
Handley School
Les C. P. Bailey & CO
Bailey Bros
Willard Threaded Rubber Insulation and Battery Qs
We will answer them next time you come in be sure to ask us these questions What is Willard Threaded Rubber Insulation Why does it add to battery value How does Bone Dry shipment keep a battery new Why do batteries wear out We don t know every thing about batteries but we ll be mighty glad to answer as many of your questions as we can Service Station Cor Braddock and Washington Sts.
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V. Service Station
Cor. Braddock
Washington Sts
Raffles
LocalResidents Depart for Washington and Visits
Mrs. Virginia Lines left yesterday for Washington to spend a few days. Miss Virginia Lanham now living in Washington visits friends and relatives in town. Miss Ann Carson of Riverton is visiting Mrs. A. M. Baker on Washington street. Mr. C. W. Trenary is in Richmond for a few days on business.
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Virginia Lines
Washington
Virginia Lanham
Ann Carson
Riverton
A. M. Baker
Washington Street
C. W. Trenary
Richmond
Nutritive Tonic SUSTO Aimed at Malnutrition Widespread
Promoters claim SUSTO Nutritive Tonic Tablets supply milk eggs rice beet protein nuclein and iron to combat malnutrition. A Boston chemists firm developed the tonic after tests by a professor at a leading medical college, with reported gains in weight strength and vitality for underweight children adults and the frail.
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Medicleal College
Philadelphia
Boston
Susto
America
Tees
182 Acre Farm with Orchard and Buildings for Sale
For sale an 182 acre farm improved by a dwelling and a large barn with 450 apple trees, pear orchard and small fruits priced at 4000 dollars. Also 50 acre improved farm at 2000 dollars and a 70 acre well improved farm at 5000 dollars. A 6 room dwelling on Main Street priced at 1300 dollars. Three well located building lots at 156 feet by unspecified depth, each 500 dollars. Terms if desired. Good & Company.
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Good & Company
Proud Parents Welcome Baby Boy Lovett
Mr and Mrs Brown Lovett announce the birth of a son Monday at their Braddock and Water streets home. The baby weighs 8% pounds and is named Brown Riley Lovett. Mrs Lovett was Miss Claudine Riley of this city, and Mr Lovett, formerly of Capon Bridge, W Va, belongs to Lovett Brothers merchants.
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Brown Lovett
Braddock
Water Streets
Brown Riley Lovett
McCann Returns from Richmond Testimony on Highway Dept
Charles R. McCann formerly county treasurer has returned from Richmond Virginia where he appeared before the Legislative committee investigating the State Highway Department. His testimony reported in yesterday's Star was of vital importance.
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Charles R. McCann
Richmond
State ‘Highway Department
McCann
Legion Post Opens Athlete Club For Members
Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion organizes a gymnastics class for members meeting daily at 5 o clock in the gymnasium. About 30 members signed up with more expected as a trainer is secured for six weeks. Commander Baker leads an active drive to expand use of the swimming pool and gymnasium for fitness and fellowship.
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Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Légion
Philip Williams
Baker
Cooper Family Plans Florida Winter Stay
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Cooper and daughter Grace left last week for St. Petersburg Florida to spend the winter and likely early spring there. Mr. Cooper says the Florida season is at its height with many tourists enjoying themselves on the southern playgrounds.
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T. J. Cooper
Grace Cooper
St. Petersburg
Fla
Public Sale of Three Grazing Land Tracts in Clarke County
Special Commissioners announce a public auction of three Clarke County grazing tracts on February 25, 1922 at 11 a.m. in Berryville. The 69 acre tract, 125 acre tract with improvements, and 100 acre remainder of the Richardson tract will be sold separately with one third cash and rest in two yearly installments secured by bonds and deeds of trust. Auctioneers Duvall and Dunn and Clerk I C Brannon certify bond of $20,000.
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Circuit Court
Freder County
Virginia
W. W. Bowles
Gdn
Lee R. Grim
Admr
Berryville
Blue Ridge Mountains
Serrys Ferry
Paris
Clarke County
Jos. W. Bowles, Sr
Wm. A. Bell
Mearshall McCormick and Wife
River Road
Lindsey, Mullikin, Harris and Others
Richardson
Lindsey
Chas. Harris
Chas. Mallikin
T. Russell Cathee
M. M. Lynch
Robt
T. Barton
R. Gray Williams
J. M. Steck
H.S. Larrick
Duvall & Dunn
I. ©. C. Brannon
Frederick County
T. Russell Cather
Rug from war zone sold as Turkish treasure
A dealer hawks a Turkish rug claiming authentic wartime origin with bullet hole damage as proof. The buyer is persuaded after a price of 90 dollars, while the scene mimics a period cartoon aside from the note of deception. A separate exchange shows a mother advising her daughter to marry a druggist, prompting the daughter's choice.
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Het Ees Trne
Zee
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Wiggson Refutes Breach of Promise In Conversation
A speaker notes that education helped him avoid trouble, and laments that without being a man of letters he might have faced a breach of promise charge. The dialogue explores relation between learning and social risk.
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Wiggson
Thriller Echoes in Reading Newsroom Rescue Tale
A terse tale recalls tireless crews saved by wireless. An anecdote centers on a fur nace man and an apartment house owner who explains he dismissed the worker who boasted of stoking on an Atlantic liner and urging high speed.
Escape Fear of a Weathered Visit
The speaker frets about a visitor on a chosen day. The worry centers on possible heavy weather and its impact forcing them to stay home rather than the visit. The exchange reveals concern over travel and disruption from storms.
A Second Edison
A farmer speaks of a hired man as a great inventor while a city boarder questions what he invented. The humor contrasts petty pride with a sly jab at pretension in a domestic scene.
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Edison
Education Clash Sparks Family Tense Talk
A U.S. college discussion exposes a strained father son relationship over education. The son resists family pressure and questions schooling while the father enforces respect and obedience, highlighting generational tension in attitudes toward higher learning.
Potatoes in Garden Stirring Local Debate on Planting
A humorous exchange questions growing potatoes in a garden. The speaker prefers seeds and dismisses planting potatoes as wasteful, framing a simple garden choice in everyday terms.
Rosenberger News Notes Brightens Local Happenings
In Rosenberger Virginia on February 8 Mr P W Good visited Winchester for business. Iven H Miller and wife called on friends at Clearbrook and Lenore. Mrs T S Cooper stayed with her mother at Star Tannery who is ill. Mrs Arthur Miller suffered a fall on ice likely breaking one or two ribs. I D Wright recovering well after appendectomy at Memorial Hospital and hopes to return home soon. Loring Wright welcomed a baby boy with mother and child both well. Harry Warden of Berryville spent the day in Winchester.
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Rosenberger
P. W. Good
Winchester
Iven H. Miller
Clearbrook
Lenore
T.S. Cooper
John Y. Himelright
Star Tannery
Arthur Miller
I. D. Wright
Memorial ‘Hospital
Loring Wright
Rich blood and health promised by Gude's Pepto Mangan
The ad touts red blood as tied to beauty and vitality claiming rich blood yields well formed figures and happiness. It urges women to take Gude's Pepto Mangan with meals for a few weeks to restore blood and overall health.
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Gude
Susan Saulsbury Returns to Resume Duties at Handley
Susan Saulsbury has returned to resume her duties at Handley. The move marks her return to service after a scheduled reassignment.
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Idea
Susan Saulsbury
The
Handley
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