Public Sale of CITY REALTY in Winchester Virginia
By decree dated November 29 1915 in Farmers Merchants National Bank vs May Hoffman et al in the Winchester Corporation Court Trustees and Special Commissioners will sell at public auction in front of the Court House Winchester Virginia on January 15 1916 at 12 M the block 3 story brick dwelling at 213 North Main Street devised to Arthur S Markell for life with remainder to his children. Terms require cash day of sale and balance in two equal annual installments with 6 percent interest. sale secured by a deed of trust and fire insurance policy. Bond filed as required by law. J B Beverley Clerk.
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Farmers & Merchants National Bank
May Hoffman Et Als
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Court House
Virginia
North Main Street
Arthur S. Markell
Ife
M. M. ‘Lynch
Robert M. Ward
J.B. Beverley
Frederick County
Welltown Road
Grimes
Kiger, Stouffer
Afolines Crisman
R. M. Ward
Immortal Soul and Piggyishness on Wolf Larsen’s Deck
The narrator discovers Browning and a diagrammed page in Wolf Larsen’s possession Then a money theft plot unfolds Larsen debates life immortality and the drive to move and eat shaping his harsh philosophy The exchange ends with the tally of Cooky’s theft and Larsen’s angry outburst aboard ship
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Cooky
Wolf Larsen
Ghost of the Sea Hunters on the San Francisco Run
The Ghost, a famed fast schooner, prepares for a seasonal hunt with seven boats aboard. Johnson defends his captain while Louis the Nova Scotia boatswain shares tales of past misdeeds and clashes, as the crew tightens watches under Wolf Larsen.
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Walt Larsen
San Francisco
Victoria
Johnson
Sesterday
Johansen
Louis
Nova Scotia
Hakodate
Kura Island
Women and War and the Lydia Pinkham Remedy
A piece argues women are physically fit for battlefront service though few may be exceptionally capable. It endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy easing ailments common to women and reducing the burden of household cares.
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Lydia
BE. Pinkham
Pinex Syrup Promises Quick Relief From Coughs
An advertisement touts Pinex Syrup as a fast remedy for dry hoarse and painful coughs. It claims near instant relief, notes pine extract compounds, and urges readers to buy 2 1/2 ounce bottles from a druggist with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Pemcen Pines
Pinex Co
Whitacre Beauties and Local Notes From Virginia
Whitacre brief items report Frank Chapman and wife visiting Cross Junction. Rev Vanderlinden ill prompting Rev Jackson to preach at the Methodist Church. Miss Beula Trumio visiting Miss Beth Whitacre. Dr. H. S. Whitacre of Martinsburg spent Sunday with family. school resumes after a scarlet fever pause. Mrs. Mary M. Whitacre staying with her son H. C. Whitacre.
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Whitacre, Va
Frank Chapman
Trone Va
3. H. Braithwaite
Cross Junction
Vanderlinden
Mr Jackson
DeHaven
Beula Trumio
Beth Whitacre
H. S. Whitacre
Martinsbur
W. Va
Mary M. Whitacre
H. C. Whit
Bartonville Notes Highlight Local Socials and Visits
Jan 19 notes show Mr A Funk surveying land for Mr Jennings. Mrs Charles Watson and child visited relatives near Oranda. May Browning and Martha Funk visited Mr Ward's. Families Hockman Reid Grove Jolliffe Barr Petrie Rogers Grove Ward Jr K Beaver frequent. Mrs Eversole returned to Strasburg. Rogers and Ward families mentioned.
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A. Funk
Neweh
Jennings
Charles Watson
Little Laughter
Oranda
May Browning
Martha Funk
R. E. Reid
John Siler
Ward
R. W. Hockman
Robert
Edward
Stanley Grove
Robert Hockman
Eversole
Strasburg
P. C. Petrie
C. 8. Ward, Sr
P. C. Carbaugh
Jr. K. Beaver
Abel
Apple a Day Market Guess in Greater New York
New York January 20 article quotes John J. Dillon, Commissioner of Foods and Markets, claiming if every person in Greater New York and suburbs ate one apple daily, demand would reach about 100 carloads per day or 1 200 000 annually.
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New York
John J. Dillon
State Department ‘of Foods and Markets
Franklin Street
Apples in Cold Storage Spark Market Hope and Waste Concerns
Government records show 8,000,000 barrels of apples in cold storage in the United States, nearly 1,000,000 barrels more than a year ago. Commissioner Dillon urges higher demand to move stock, noting spoilage risk if apples remain refrigerated and calls for auctions to accelerate sales and reduce waste amid wartime strains.
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United States
Dillon
Digestive Aid Ad Advises Chamberlains Tablets
A vintage advice notice warns that irregular meals lead to indigestion and promotes Chamberlains Tablets as a solution. It claims the tablets strengthen the stomach and help it perform naturally with a five hour gap between meals and meals at set times. Obtainable everywhere.
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China
Misses Etta
Annie Grim
Powhata
Washington
Penn Ave
18Th and
H Sts
N. W
White House
State, War and Navy Departments
E. C
Gwen
Manaser
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Horner
Siberia
Copper Island
Yonson
Thomas Mugridge
Women and War
Whitacre
Acre
Bartonville
Sinotvmne
Grove
Alexander Jolliffe
Clarke County
Maria
Kathleen Hackpent
Winches
Atwell Parker
William Venable
P. H. Strode
E. F. Barr
Stephens City
Maynard Hook
Mv J. (Rogers
R. B. Rogers
Rayo Lamp
Parawax Eureka
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Charlotte
N.C
Norfolk, Va
Charleston
Richwood, Va
3. Cc
Hamburg
St. Jacobs
Rubing
St. Jacob
F. O. B. Maywood
American Can Company
Chicago, Ill
Star
Winchester, Va
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