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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1923
Page
7
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New York January 12 a preferred mortgage was filed in the port of New York by the Luckenbach Steamship Company Inc to the United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation. The mortgage covers four ships Walter A Luckenbach Andrea F Luckenbach Lewis Luckenbach and Harry Luckenbach built for the Luckenbach line and requisitioned in 1917. It secures part of the purchase price the company agreed to pay the Shipping Board on resale as part of a general settlement with the board. Attorneys W Davis Conrad represented Luckenbach interests in negotiations and execution of the mortgage and settlement.
Becks Bakery in Harrisonburg announces improvements and a new $10,000 installation to raise plant capacity by 8,000 loaves daily. The remodel includes a doughnut making machine cake and bread ovens and other upgrades. Customers will view bread and cake production through a glass partition. Charles A. Beck and Albert B. Beck of Becks Bakery Winchester are named.
A remod eed plant on South Main Street will be personally overseen by a new manager. Two delivery trucks have been purchased to expand countywide service.
Morgan Anderson, a local dairyman, was fined $10 and costs in police court by Mayor Glass on a nuisance charge. He kept cows at his South Main street home, built drainage pits, and allowed waste to flow toward the Adventist Church causing odor and service disruption. The mayor warned that after April 1 further violations would incur $20 fines and require cows be moved outside city limits. Mrs. R. T. Barton returned to Richmond after visiting friends.
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