Shenandoah Valley National Bank seeks guardianship transfer
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester releases notice in the Winchester Corporation Court that it will seek an order under Virginia law directing transfer of funds amounting to 3307.88 dollars held for infant Marvin Reg ging to Grace D Evans, Maryland guardian, on January 16, 1922. The infant is resident of Hagerstown Maryland and the bank acts as guardian with surety of 3500 dollars.
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Amas
Corperard
Aghester
Marvin
Shenandoah Rey i Itan
Eds Brant
Court Chesters and
Duly Raestraohs
Sererras
Carvin Regester
Evans
Hagerstown
Maryland
Grace D. Evans
Larvine Egster Strode Evans
Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
Code of Virginia
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
W. G. Hardy
Widow of Capt. F. M. Davis Dies in Corpus Christi
Mrs. Frances Esther Davis widow of Capt. F. M. Davis and former superintendent of the National Cemetery of Winchester died January 2 at the home of her daughter Mrs. Harry Archer in Corpus Christi Texas according to word received today.
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Frances Esther Davis
F. M. Davis
National Cemetery of
Winchester
Harry Archer
Corpus Christi
Tex
Davis Widow Mourns Loss of Husband in War’s Shadow
Davis widow mourns husband who had been ill since his injury. The devoted couple’s loss is felt by daughter Mrs Archer and son Robert F Davis of Oklahoma. A second son, Colonel Davis, was killed in France in World War I.
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Davis
Bakshag Nd
Archer
Robert F. Davis
Oklah@Kim
Colonel Davis
France
Five Powers committee rejects aircraft limits for now
Washington reports the Five Powers armament committee deferred aircraft limits. A resolution creates an international commission to study the issue for future limit, while noting such limits would retard commercial development. The naval treaty progress was described as well advanced.
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Washington
Five Powers Armament Committee
Washington Conference
Old Town Reader Rekindles The Star Subscription
Mrs. Hattie Séeabright, once of this city and now in Philadelphia, renews her Evening Star subscription at 122 South Fiftieth Street, sending a check and wishing the Star and the old town a happy prosperous new year.
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Hattie BE. Séeabright
Philadelphia
South Fiftieth Street
the Star
Evening Star
Governor Ritchie Ill With Grip In Annapolis
The Maryland governor Albert C. Ritchie, ill with influenza complicated by bronchitis, remained in the executive mansion in Annapolis. Doctors said his case was treated with rest and hoped to prevent further complications after onset last Friday.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Albert.c. Ritchie
Ijko
Executive
Pollard Baby Girl Born to Ralph and Mrs Pollard
Mr and Mrs Ralph G Pollard welcome a 9 pound baby girl last Friday Her mother is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A B Richards The event adds a new member to the Pollard family system of relations and circles.
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Ralph G. Pollard
Mrs. Pollard
A. B. Richards
Buried Treasure Revealed to Those Who Strive and Plan
An Atchison Globe piece urges workers to endure effort and forethought, claiming buried treasure lies everywhere to those who work and struggle with foresight. The editorial emphasizes perseverance as the key to uncovering value in daily toil.
Parrot Interrogates Guests as They Enter Dining Room
A quirky scene unfolds as a parrot near the door between the drawing and dining rooms eyes the entering men and asks, And who the deuce are you. The text also touches on scarce agriculture museums in Berlin Budapest and Buenos Aires and on varied trivia from professors to reindeer skin usefulness.
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Berlin
Budapest
Buenos Aires
United States
Washington
Greece
Rome
North Sea
Fingete Log Treal Family Herald
Nature
Brooklyn
Eagte
Indian summer and sea cables and plant spittle note
A fragmented passage discusses the Indian summer term and its poetic use, notes its disconnect from science, mentions submarine telegraph cables and ocean bottoms with steep slopes, and briefly defines frog spit or cuckoo spit as larval secretions from spittle insects.
Medical Education Plea to Legislature in Virginia
A Virginia medical society letter urges the legislature to back a plan for a modern medical school in Richmond under the University system. It argues reducing inefficiencies, expanding clinical teaching, and training physicians locally to strengthen Virginia’s medical education and state resources.
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Virginia
Ciety
Richmond
Med Commission
Wireiaia
Iversi
Medical of
He Tadhueeent
Medical School
Tralveennty
Ken
Fied University
Charlottesville
Ar City
Toneonavig Cos
Ana Cay
Ndame
Cherlottesville
Phemodara
Lfe
Raonally
Commission On Medical Education
Farms for sale with various acreages and prices
Advertises multiple farms near Pottstown with acreages from 60 to 290 acres and prices ranging from about 7 500 to 20 000. Mentions silo, orchard, walling and productiveness. Encourages sending for a catalogue from H. D. Royersford in Chester.
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Pottstown
H. D. Royersford
Chester
Fragmented OCR Item with Vague Mechanical Scene
An unclear OCR fragment describes a hand operated device suspended from a building, a cleaning area, and mentions scaffolding. It also references a young player named Tul Young and a dramatic animal action involving an eagle and a fall. The passage ends with scattered phrases about core firmness and religion.
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Roy Clements
King Baggot
Old Town
Ritchie
Walter Scott
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Hhis
Maude Baxter
Seasorfs
Empire Theatre
Maurertown, Va
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New York Post
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Medical Journal
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Whitman
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