Clarke County Farm Sale Under 1915 Decree
Special Commissioner will offer at public sale at Berryville Court House at 2 o clock in the afternoon a Clarke County farm of about 171 1 2 acres part of the estate of Joseph Hout deceased The property lies six miles northwest of Berryville on the Winchester and Summit Point road and adjacent to the lands of Cutterer Pierce and Plotner The sale will occur in three parcels or as a whole with possession April 1 1916 A plat will be available and cash portions due The sale is conducted under a 1915 decree in Hout v Hout with bond filed in Clarke County Circuit Court The sale is to raise funds for plaintiffs and the attorney is Geo M Beltzhoever Jr.
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Circuit Cart
Clarke County
Virginia
Geo. W. Hout Et Als
C. Edward Hout Et Als
Publc
Berryville
Said County
W Joseph Hout
Winchester and
Summit Point
Stone’s Chapel
Wm. F. Cutterer
F. H. Pierce
Chas. Plotner
A. G. Weaver
Front Royal
Geo. M. Beltzhoever, Jr
Charles Town
W. Va
Geo. W. Hout
Als
C. Edward Hout
I. Geo. Glass
Glass, Glerk
Mary E. Golliday
Middletown
Joseph Shambaugh
Jacob Rhodes
Even Star
Winchester
R . W. Baker, Jr
Ward & Larvick
Rail Schedules for Winchester and Nearby Stations
Train arrivals list for Winchester and connected lines including Martinsburg Hagerstown Greencastle Chambersburg Shippensburg Carlisle Mechanicsburg Harrisburg. Timings show arrivals at 9 20 am 1148 am and 7 22 pm daily except Sunday. Superintendent H A Rippie general passenger agent listed.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
Hagerstown ,Greencastle
Chambersburg
Shippensburg
Carlisle
Mechanicsburg
Harrisburg
Sunda
TonGe
P. A
Norfolk and Western Train Schedule Details
Norfolk and Western No 13 9 18 a m serves Bristol and intermediate stations with Pullman sleepers on dining cars to Roanoke and a parlor car, brimming with connections at Roanoke to the Memphis special. No 1 2 27 a m covers Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Pocahontas Welch Norton with Gary Winston-Salem cafe car Shenandoah and Gary, linking to Canth Pass. No 27 6 38 p m serves Shenandoah and intermediate stations. No 28 9 32 a m northbound to Hagerstown Harrisburg Philadelphia and New York with transfer at Shenandoah Junction or Washington.
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Bristol
Pullman
Roanoke
Broiler
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch
Norton
Gary
Winston-Suiem
Shenandoah
Memphis
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Cascarets Promote Liver Activity and Gentle Cleaning
Cheerful ad urges Cascarets to liven the liver and clean the bowels to stop headaches biliousness offensive breath coated tongue sallowness sour stomach and gases. Claims gentle nightly cleansing for a grand morning with broad appeal to children.
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Gasoline Price Drop Forecast On Rittmann Process
Motorists in Winchester hear a New Year forecast that 200 percent more gasoline may be distilled from crude oil using Dr Walter F Rittmann's process, implying prices could fall once production increases. The timing remains uncertain.
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Walter F. Rittmann
Rittmann
Gas price probe may bring relief to motorists
The public remains hopeful that the government investigation into gas prices will yield real changes for consumers. Some doubt persists about the outcome and timing, but many expect a tangible drop in prices at the pump.
Frederick county officers elected and reappointed in 1915
With the close of 1915, several appointed Frederick county officers expired but were reappointed by Judge T. W. Harrison upon authority from the proper officials. Four year terms begin for those reappointed. A. J. Tavenner is named county surveyor to serve another term with a $1000 bond. Deputy treasurers Robert S. Smith and Co. B. Whitacre were appointed at the treasurer’s request and qualified. Deputy sheriffs Lewis E. B. Armel A. W. Lockhart and C. B. Whitacre were appointed and took oath.
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Frederick County
T. W. Harrison
Circuit Court
Board of Supervisors
A. J.tavenner
Tavenner
Charlies R. McCann
Messrs
Robert S. Smith
B. Whitacre
Lewis EB. Armel
A. W. Lockhart
C. B. Whitacre
Luther Pannett
1915 Marriages in Frederick and Winchester Decline
1915 saw 74 marriage licenses issued in Frederick County and 64 in Winchester city, the lowest in years. Officials cite war and cost of living as possible causes while noting many couples sought licenses in nearby cities and Washington DC.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Hagerstown
Rockville
Baltimore
Maryland
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Stomach Sufferers Fret Quick Relief
Hundreds suffer digestive troubles and stomach distress in the area. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is marketed as quick relief with user testimonials from F A Reeder of Helena Md and William H Lacy of Washington praising lasting stomach and liver benefits. The ad claims permanent results and an absolute guarantee with money back if unsatisfied.
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Mayr
F. A. Reeder
Helena
William H. Lacy
Washington
Taylor's Comet To Pass Around Soon
GAMBRIDGE Mass January 4 Taylor's comet discovered early in the month and visible in the northwestern sky will pass around the sun January 28. Calculations from Harvard observatory report a short orbit not exceeding five years for the round trip. The light of the comet is said to be decreasing gradually.
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Gambridge
Mass
Taylor
Harvard Observatory
A .O. Leuschner
Students’ Observatory
Berkeley
Cal
Inside bathing with hot water and limestone phosphate
A health puff advises drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels. It claims improved digestion, clearer skin, and better appetite, likening the effect to soap and water cleaning the body. Also included is a court notice from Middletown Virginia about a title clearance suit for Mary E. Golliday’s property, with instructions for unknown heirs to appear.
Emer BOL Forewarns of Inevitable Reckoning
A Maxim warns that people and events may delay accountability, but eventual judgment remains unavoidable and personal. It emphasizes personal responsibility and the certainty of paying one’s due.
Rural Customer Orders Prompt Parcel Post Service
A country customer, ten miles out, visited the shop and placed an order. The firm replies that they fill orders so the goods arrive the next day by parcel post with prepayment of transportation on all purchases of one dollar or more.
Dana Martin Leaves for Shenandoah Institute to Resume Studies
Miss Dana Martin departed from her West Water street home yesterday evening with her mother and sister to go to Dayton Virginia and continue her studies at the Shenandoah Collegiate Institute.
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Dana Martin
West Water Street
Dayton
Shenandoah Collegiate Institute
Try S Star Scores Big in Tap Meet
In a standout performance Try S Star posted a 96 on the timeline at the tap meet, drawing attention from spectators and organizers. The event highlighted local athletes and featured competitive showings across multiple divisions.
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Union Bank of Winchester
C. R. Grubbs
Chichester
Pitts
H. Schindler
J. M. Oates
M H. Schindler
Hess’ Stock Food
Franck Baker & Son
Driggists
Good & Co
American National Bank
Richmond
Southern Railway
Washington, Alexandria, Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Strasburg
Alexandria
Harrisonburg Strasburg
C. W. Westbury
Gen
Art
Washington, DC
Thomas & Messer
W. Baltimore St
John Meehan
Rosemont Farm
Weather Bureau
Special Commissioner's
Clarke County’ Farm
Cumberland Valley
Norfolk & Western
Cate Star
Z. J. Trier
Rouss Spring
Pee Water Commete
City Council
Bry
Fletcher
The
Centaur Company
Cjillideu Prost
Footer
Panama
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
Gc. A
Officers
A. I. Taverner
Office
County of
Frederick
Joseph Shamec
Tough
Jacob Rhoades
Hi. K. Green
BRO
Warner
Moling & Seal
Capitol Park
Scceeseceesees Sivee
T. Knight
Manacee
Fis Oakes
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