Public sale of trust property in Virginia details
Notice announces a public sale of a trust property in Virginia by trustees E G Fauver and Sarah A Fauver now by assignment to Harry. The property includes about 35 acres with a right of way and a 26 acre bearland block, secured by a deed of trust and mortgage of 19 500 dollars with annual installments and insurance requirements. The sale occurs in front of the County House with two equal annual payments and bonds securing the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
County
Virginia
EB. G
Sarah A. Fauver
M. M
E. G. Fau
Harry
Eee
Public auction for Cordner dyeing and cleaning plant
A real estate sale of C. E. Cordner dyeing and cleaning works on Winchester Avenue West Virginia will occur January 4 1919 at 1 20 PM at the Berkeley County courthouse. The two story building includes all equipment engines boilers tanks pipes drying rooms and is suitable for dwelling on the second floor. Prospective buyers may inspect before sale upon request to the undersigned. Possession given after court confirmation in January term.
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Iblic
Bounty Court House
Berke County
West Virginia
Marplant
Gallip
Yee Duan
Martins- Virgie
H. Boyd
LL B
Public sale of valuable Frederick county land near Sta ore Postoffice
Special Commissioners announce a public sale at the Winchester County Court House at noon. Four tracts totaling about 261 acres in southwestern Frederick county will be offered under decree from Farmers and Merchants Bank and others. Terms: one third cash, balance in two equal annual installments secured by trust and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
L. H. Orndorff
Gooper
BF. Orndorff
Peoples Bank
Mary L. Orndorff
County Court House
Winchester
Sta’ Ore
H. S. Larrick
J. W. Baker
Bailey Bros
Ground Triangle in Norfolk Becomes Memorial of War Heroes
Norfolk preserves memory of World War I servicemen by placing wooden crosses and planting trees at a small triangular ground. Four crosses mark those killed in France, while a tree bears each hero’s name, ensuring the site endures beyond generations as a living tribute. George Barr McCutcheon.
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Pratt
France
Norfolk
T. of
George Barr McCutcheon
Save Garden Surplus
A US department report from Gila County Arizona details cooperation between the local home demonstration agent and county agricultural agents. They conserved 81200 dollars worth of surplus produce from over 100 irrigated acres, organized into one eighth acre gardens, and opened a cooperative market near town with a community canning kitchen supervised at no charge to gardeners.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Gila County
Arizona
New Wire Device Lets Hands Free During Phone Calls
A recently invented wire device holds the telephone receiver in a convenient position, freeing both hands for dialing or other tasks. The bracket depresses the receiver hook until a thumb piece releases it, allowing the hook and bracket to return when finished. Suitable for home, office, and public calls.
Workmen Compensation Act Takes Effect in Winchester Area
The new compensation act, effective January 4, applies to most employers except railroad firms and farm labor, domestic servants, and some others. Employers may opt in or out, with out opting in meaning loss of common law defenses. employees may also opt out but can later opt in. An independent Insurance Bureau was formed to handle compensation insurance, with about 5 000 companies expected to join. Compliance must be reported within thirty days, or fines apply. Governor Davis favored an extrainstitutional commission, but the Legislature approved an independent commission after a brief veto override.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Moye
Insurance Bureau
Insurance Mei
Sesaph Button
Industrial Commission
Davis
Pain Relief Advertisement Claims First Round Knockout
Fragmented ad copy promotes a pain relief product with bold claims of instant effect and economy. It mentions availability at drug stores and a large bottle as cost effective. The text includes garbled phrases and lacks clear product or company names.
Unclaimed Letters at Winchester Post Office Week Ending 1918
The post office lists unclaimed letters for the week ending December 28 1918. Recipients must pay one cent upon claiming. Names read include Mrs J H Baker Mrs Delphia ee and others with damaged spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Philip St. George Ambler
J. H. Baker
C. H. Corbin
Week of Prayer Schedule Begins Monday in Winchester
The Winchester Ministerial Association announces the annual Week of Prayer during the first week of January with programs at multiple churches. Dates run January 6 through January 12 featuring topics from religion in home life to church missions and enforcement of Prohibition laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Evangelical Advance
Centenary Reformed Church
W. T. Waikens
Presbyterian Church
H. G.g.pencer
Hfiret Christian Church
F. M. Richanbon
Win
Just a Suggestion. Konstin Pest quote analysis note
A fragmentary remark quotes a man accusing another of deceit and infidelity. It mentions a claim of sacrifice for the speaker and an assertion that the other ran away with the speaker’s wife. The attribution reads Konstin Pest.
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Konstin Pest
Old-Time Cold Cure Drink Hot Tea
A vintage remedy promotes a simple hot tea as a cure for colds and grip. It claims the drink opens skin pores, relieves congestion, loosens bowels, and can be taken any time day or night for speedy relief. The note emphasizes the preparation is inexpensive, vegetable based, safe and harmless.
St Jacobs Liniment advertised for rheumatism relief
An old time advertisement touts St Jacob's Liniment as a harmless cure for rheumatism pain. It promises quick relief from aches stiffness and backache by applying to the tender spot, and sells a 30 cent bottle at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jacobs
St. Jaeghs
Partition suit in Frederick County court for Hannah Vandiver estate
In the Frederick County Circuit Court the case of W A Withers et al versus R L Withers et al seeks partition or sale and division of real estate tied to Hannah Vandiver deceased. Defendants not Virginia residents must appear within fifteen days. notice to be published weekly for four weeks in The Winchester Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Withers
William Fox
David Fox
Jemima Kuykendall
Otio Markwood
Nimrod Alkire
Vaise Alkire
Edward Alkire
Fanny Withers
Rebecca Withers
W. W. Wither
Raymond Ie Louis Withers
C. B. Marsh
KR. N. Marsh
Althea Marsh
W. R. Marsh
Hannah Vandiver
Virginia
Winchester Star
Winchester
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