Public Sale of Valuable Farm in Frederick County Va
Trustee Herbert S. Larrick will sell at public auction January 29 1925 at 11 am in front of the County Courthouse Winchester Va the 73 acre tract on Red Bud Creek three miles from Winchester with 11 acres creek bottom 4 acres orchard and 6 acres timber including brick dwelling and out-buildings Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual payments secured by bonds and deed of trust plus insurance policy. A truck small fruit and poultry farm potential. Auctioneer G Swanson.
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Frederick County
County Court
Winchester
Red Bud Creek
Fay
Herbert S. Larrick
Malinda C. Kitchen
Clarke’ County
Armel
Ginn
Price
G B. Guyer
A. G. Swanson
Lands to be Sold at Frederick County Tax Sale
Trustees announce sale of Malinda C Kitchen estate in Frederick County near the Clarke County line. The 212 acre tract includes timber and a dwelling with two-year payments, secured by deed of trust and insurance, sale set for Wednesday January 28 1925 in Winchester Virginia.
Proposes a Second National Park in the Great Smokies
The author urges Congress to fund a commission to study Blue Ridge and to also assess costs for a second national park in the Great Smoky Mountains in Tennessee and North Carolina. With 40 million East Coast residents and nineteen parks mostly west, a second park in the East would provide outdoor recreation and complement Blue Ridge as an adjacent, similar sized site.
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Great Smoky
Tennessee
North Carolina
Ries
Congress
Blue Ridge
Congres
Great Smokies
East
Smoky Mountain
Explorers Seek Caverns Secrets in Shenandoah Valley
Harrisonburg Va Jan 12 The worlds noted living explorers today begin an underground expedition in the Shenandoah Valley Endless Caverns The guests of Col ED Brown depart to the Endless Caverns farm Leading figures include H C Walsh Captain Robert A Bartlett Cathbeth Wells George K Cherrie Dr Redes and Dr Robert Keely The group plans research into the caverns beginning today
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Harrisonburg
North Pole
Africa
Brazil
Shenandoah Valley
Endless Caverns
Col
E. D. Brown
H. C. Walsh
Xplorer’s Club
Robert A. Bartlett
Perry
Arctic
Catrbeth Wells
Malay Peninsula
Lapland
George K. Cherrie
Roosevelt
South America
American Museum of Natural History
Redes
Robert’ N. Keely
Infant Son of Mr and Mrs Kump Dies
The infant of Mr Irvin Kump and Mrs Kump of 221 East Lane died this morning. Burial is planned tomorrow at Shiloh Church in the county.
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Irvin Kump
East Lane
Shiloh Church
A Hornet Population Report Sparks Local Interest
About two hundred are counted as the hornet population in the area, a figure drawing attention from residents and local officials. The report notes the swarm size and urges monitoring amid ongoing efforts to address health and safety concerns.
Work's Plan Aids Blue Ridge National Park
Representative Thomas W. Harrison reports that Secretary Work favors a national park in Tennessee and North Carolina. He says the plan could lower opposition to Blue Ridge and help pass park legislation. Work notes the Southern Appalachian National Park Committee's Eastward site recommendation, Blue Ridge Virginia, as the first park location, with hearings on the Temple bill likely later this month.
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Harrisonburg
Thomas W. Harrison
Work
Tennessee
North Carolina
Blue Ridge
Harrison
Smokey Mountain
Temple Fbs
Smokey Mountains
Sinont
Public Lands Committee
Winchester Partition Suit Order Publishes Four Weeks
The Clerk of the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia on January 10 1925 orders partition of real estate on the west side of North Braddock Street in Winchester and directs publication in The Evening Star for four weeks and posting at the courthouse door by February 2 1924. The suit names James M Bragonier and others including Mary Megraw Elizabeth Meredith and numerous unknown heirs and interested parties and requires all interested to appear within fifteen days after publication to protect their interests.
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Mary Megraw
Winchester
North Braddock Street
Acme
James Meredith
Virginia F. Bragonier
Genera
Elizabeth Meredith
Mary Meredith
Nellie Meredith
Bessie War
Lee Leman
Virginia
Mary Megrew
Beggie Ward
Lee Lemon
Elizabeth H. Smith
James S/ Méredith
Evening Star
Court House
Tthe Corporation Court
Coriinge Thomas
Busy December for District Nurse Association
The District Nurse Association reports 428 visits in December by Miss Gertrude Higgins and assistant Miss Evelyn Dean at City Hall with Mrs. H. D. Fuller presiding. Of these, 264 were clinical care, 98 business visits, and 321 homes visited. three tonsil and adenoid operations were performed and two patients were hospitalized.
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District Nurse Association
H. D. Fuller
Tuberculosis Fund
Martin .Wisecarver
Young Mother Dies After Infant's Death in Shenandoah
Mrs Clarice Eva Clem of Shenandoah county Va dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital after childbirth. Her infant, first child, died shortly after birth. Mrs Clem born at Sever Fountain, daughter of Daniel Munch. The wake and funeral plans set for St David's Church with services tomorrow.
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St. David's Church
Sever Fountains
Shenandoah County
Daniel Munch
St. David's
Against Byrd Because tit 15 Not a Bond Man
B C Moomaw of Barber Virginia writes in the Covington Virginian disapproving of Harry Flood Byrd candidacy for governor due to opposition to the $50,000,000 road bond issue. He argues Byrd blocks road growth, cites halted Covington to Hot Springs work, and portrays Byrd as hostile to western Virginia needs. Moomaw urges local counties to raise funds themselves and predicts Byrd would govern for a corner rather than the entire state.
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B. C. Moomaw
Barber
Covington Virginian
Byrd
State Highway Commission
Covington
Hot Springs
Clifton Forge
Nroud
Virginia
Tto
Alleghany
Highland Bath
Craig
Hhem
West Virginia
Jack Horner
Richmond
Washington
North Vorntain
Moomaw
Mrs. Riley Receives Donations From Winchester Klan Ladies
An elderly resident of the Hable flats received a Saturday afternoon visit from a ladies committee bearing abundant food and goods. A card on the packages identified the donors as From the Ladies of the Winchester Ku Klux Klan. Mrs. Riley, unable to work and delicate, expressed gratitude for the long lasting aid.
Women to the Job of War and Peace Study
Washington delegates from nine national women's groups plan a conference on the causes and cures of wars. President Coolidge will welcome about 900 delegates on January 19 as prominent speakers discuss peace, propaganda, and warfare ending January 24, with Bruce Bliven among noted participants.
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EG Warfarre
Washington
Coolidge
Bruce Blizen
The
New Republic
New York Globe
New Auto Titling Law Working Fine Says Comn'r Hayes
Virginia's new automobile title law is praised by State Motor Vehicle Commissioner James M. Hayes. He notes delays in license tag issues while titles are approved, expects 1925 tag issuance to reach 4.25 million, and says the law helps curb auto theft. Hayes cites 1924 gasoline tax savings, insurance premium cuts, and extensive recoveries of stolen vehicles under the system, emphasizing easier title and tag processing for owners.
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Virginia
James M. Hayes
Daily News Record
Hayes
Slayes
Mr. Hayes
Ted
Maryland
Ma Baughman
North Carolina
Luther Pannett
Frederick County
Insurance key to the people of Virginia is discussed
A fragmented report notes cent reduction claims and the insurance camp paying most expenses. It mentions car ownership, Virginia residents, and the impact of insurance on public costs. The text reflects a debate on affordability and government role in insurance.
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Virginia
Mrs Willebrandt May Be Appointed To Federal Court Seat
Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt, then assistant attorney general, is understood to be under consideration by President Coolidge for the vacancy in the federal court for the northern district of Colorado. Disagreements among California lawmakers surfaced as word reached the Capitol, prompting Sen. Shortridge to leave the White House after the nomination news.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Los Angeles
Wildebrandt
Harding
Afsihtice
Chemicals Carried to Sea By Rivers Across Oceans
Scientists report that thirty two of the ninety two known elements have been found in sea water and believe most others are present. Ocean salts wash from rocks and land, with about 500 million tons carried into the sea annually by American rivers.
Stray Bit of Wisdom About People and Coyish Coahhan
An odd fragment notes insights about people and feelings toward the Coahhan, hinting at disdain and familiarity. The garbled text suggests a reflective or humorous piece on social attitudes and personal understanding within a small group.
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Arch Preserver Store
Chevrolet
P.O
C. M. Ebert
Flenty’s Place
D. S. Thomas
Bridgewater, Va
Hay
Timothy
R. R
Clearbrook
A. W
Sachinfer
G. Swanson
EK. J. Snapp
N. Market St
Main St
Water Street
Nile
Johnson Henry
Southwark St
S. Market St
William Cornwell
Berryville
Camille Flammarion
Henri Decharbogne
Paris
M. Flammarion
Blue Ridge Park
U.s.5s
Corporation Court
City of
James M. Bragonier
J. M. Steck
Higgins
Dean
B.C. Moomaw
Comn’r Hayes
Hal
Chamene
Poiret
Seys
Nathanson Company
N. Main St
Gilbert Bros. & Co
Baltimore
Gilbro
Chandise
Ibe
M. L. Parsons
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