Property transfers recorded in city clerk's office
A list of deeds filed in the corporation clerk's office shows numerous transfers on South Main Street North Main Street and adjacent avenues. Purchasers include Mary J. Gray Jadeyn Canning Co C L Filth W K Grim Mrs H Grim and others with prices ranging from 50 to 516. Transfers involve houses lots and estates on Main Street James Street Kent Street Water Street and Market Street with various co ownership and mortgage details recorded.
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MM. Lynen
Mary J. Gray
Houge
Amd
South Main Street
A A J. Mieming
Hy McFarland
Jadeyn ‘Canning Company
Nenth Main Ebreet
Arthur H. McFarland
James B. Ashwood
North Main
Sie Belle Finfrock
Ito C. L. Filth
North Myrkel Stireet
Corey Kendall
W. K Grim
Willé
Hmma XK. Grim
J. &. Shiley
Ols
Charice
Holmes ‘Conrad, Sr
Mixa Garter
B. Conrad
Georgia B. Conrad
Emily A
John. W. Diltfender
Clifford Atredt
Mary K. Schuckter
Charlee P. Batley
South Kent
Bargain rate for subscriptions by mail renewal
The offer allows renewal by mail at a bargain rate of 96.00 per year.
Guffey Seen as Possible Next Democratic Chairman
Disjointed text indicates talk of Guffey potentially becoming chairman after McCormick resignation. References to the 1920 Democratic nomination, Carter, and a committee meeting hint at internal party maneuvering during a period of leadership change.
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Democratic National Committee
Mr. McCormick
Fragmentary obituary note from Hampshire court district
A damaged OCR obituary fragment mentions a woman named Venus in Romney and references J. C Oates of Trier RAdee and Mr Jacke. It notes surviving relatives Gare Leore Clemenne and Juinotia Jackeon and several brothers and files. The text is incomplete and unclear about the full death details or date.
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Gotter
Mins
Jaiskenny
J. C Oates
Trier Radee
Hampshire
Venus
Romney
Jacke
Tt Nidison
Annie V Athey found dead in Bel Mire home
Annie V. Athey widow of J William Athey of this city was found dead in bed this morning at the home of Mrs. Heittie Bowman on North Kent Street. Dr A D Hensel said death resulted from heart disease. Her remains will be laid beside her husband in Mount Hebron Cemetery after funeral services at Bowman's residence on North Kent.
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Annie V. Athey
J. ‘William Afthey
Heittie Bowman
North Kent Street
A. D. Hens Kel
Levmery
Wiltlam Athey
Acho Omar
North Market Street
Mount Hebron
Georgie Jefferson Victim Improves After Mercury Poisoning
The condition of Georgie Bew, adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs C Jefferson of Bruce town Delaware, after taking bichloride of mercury in a moment of despondency, is improved today at King's Daughters Hospital with hopes she will recover fully from the poison.
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Georgie
Beware
End Mra
C. ‘ Jefferson
Brucetown
King's Deuighters’ Hospital
Holn
Polkon
Sufficient Food For Hungry On All Sides
An Allied conference reports enough food exists to feed Europe but distribution to starving regions in France Belgium and central and southern Europe remains difficult. The United States France and other nations have agreed to organize transatlantic food shipments. A recent meeting of the inter Allied food confects was held here.
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Paris
Europe
France
Belgium
United States
Inter Allied
Notice to Patrons About Business Office Hours
Notice to patrons states The Star business office closes at five, (6) p.m. and mentions network connectivity. The fragment signals altered or incomplete timing details for the office closing time.
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the Star
P.m. Cnet
Tree Colored Woman Dies in Accident Near Home
Paine Dixon, about 50, a colored woman, died at her home on Waste street after a sudden illness while en route to work. She had been employed in Mrs. Jacob By’s household for some time. She leaves several children and a husband. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Paine Dixon
Coman
Jacob
Ba- Ieee
Dixon
Power for Martinsburg: Potomac River plant opens
By wire from Martinsburg West Virginia dated January 16 reports the Potomac Light and Power Company’s new dam and generating station at Dam No 6 on the Potomac River is now in operation. The facility promises greatly improved capacity and service for the Martinsburg area.
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The
Star
Martinsburg
W. Ve
Potomac Lignt Abt Power Company
Potomac River
Birthday anniversary of General Rib ent Lee service holiday in Virginia
The birthday anniversary of General Robert E. Lee is observed as a holiday in Virginia by the Daughters of the Confederacy and affiliated groups. Services are planned at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday afternoon. Commercial paper due on Sunday or Monday may be paid on Tuesday, January 21. The memorial observance will be conducted as planned with no other arrangements.
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Ribent
Lee
Virginia
Presbyterian Church
Dauke
Peiid
Jen
Affernoon
Notice Sale Bills Printed at The Star Printing Office
Notice states sale bills are printed at The Star Printing Office and inserted in the Sales Directory without delay.
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Star Printing Office
City Market Proposals Advance for Progress
Community members including Blont Koonte Hamabrough and George Chapman presented concrete proposals for a city market and industrial use of hardwoods. County agent Mr. Kootts spoke on higher farm yields, urging publicity to attract Winchester buyers. The central committee will meet this week to review ideas and set a plan, with monthly general meetings approved for the future.
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Blont
B. Koonte
G. M. Hamabrough
George B. Chapman
Ghiee
Central
Kootts
Leiid
Wounded Private Himelright Linked To Local Family
Private Thureston H. Himelright of Strasburg Virginia is reported severely wounded yesterday by the War Department. He is said to be a relative of the prominent Himelright family of Star Tannery neighborhood in this county.
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War Department
Thureston H. Himeright
Strasburg
Himelright
Star Taninery
County
New Revolution Stirs Portugal
A revolution time has broken out in Portugal with fighting and uprisings reported across major cities. Wire to The Star notes Madrid dispatches confirming clashes and a volatile security situation unfolding nationwide.
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Portugal
Wire To the Star
London
Wit
Hewe
Madrid
Letter Praises Luther Panett for War Board Service
Governor Westmoreland Davie lauds Chairman Luther Panett Winchester Va for his work on the dre t board during the War. He notes Panett’s service, leadership, and “happy heritage for your children” while commending his patriotism and dedication to public duties.
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Luther ‘Pannett
Westmoreland Davie
Davie
Chaitrman Paennett
Panett
Is & Bac
Siri
Rankin urges federal aid for young mothers in education bill
Representative Jeannette Rankin of Montana spoke before the House education committee advocating a measure to provide federal aid for and support to young mothers. She cited annual deaths of mothers due to lack of care before during and after childbirth in the United States.
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Washington, Jen
Jeannette Rankin
Montans
House Education Committee
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