Auction sale of machinery on Winchester notice
Public auction in Winchester Virginia at noon on February 11 1922 offers sale of a 15 HP Eclipse traction engine a Eclipse saw mill complete with fixtures a 27x46 inch new threshers with straw stacker belts and fixtures a hand cutter and self feeder and a Frick bagger plus related gear. Two trust deeds tied to Fauver lead to Frick Company debt and two overdue notes totaling 226.67 and 600.00 with legal interest. See Mr Robert W Schultz North Fairmont Ave Winchester and Martin Wisecarver place Frederick County Virginia for the items.
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Any
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Court
Winchester
Virginia
Eclipse
H. H. Fauver
Frick Company
Same
Frick
Frederick County Clerk's Office
Frederick County
Fairmont Avenue
Martin Wisecarver
H. B. Fauver
Frick Companz
H. H. Scott
R. Gray Williams
H. W. Scott
Norfolk and Western No. 18-9.07 a.m. Bristol Pullman Parlor Car
Train schedule notice from Berryville Virginia lists Pullman parlor and sleeper services to Bristol Williamson Winston-Salem Philadelphia and New York with connections at Shenandoah Junction Hagerstown and other intermediate stations. Fares schedules reservations and information available from local Berryville agent H H Burks and Roanoke general agent W C Saunders.
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Shenandos
Hagerstown
Steifone
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shapandoah Junction
Washington
Pullman
Wall Paper for Baths and Kitchens In Bright Patterns
Varnished tile style wallpaper priced at 20 and 26 cents. Other patterns available in cents and up. White and cream ceilings offered at 8 and 10 cents. N G Hottel contact via phone 4663, 812 3 Brad St.
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N. G Hottel
Brad. St
Keffer moves store to Strasburg while keeping local outlet
Mountain Falls Va Jan 24 Mr J W Keffer, merchant, has moved his store to Strasburg and left his son James in charge at Mountain Falls. Mrs Stewart Green and son Billy visited her parents on Capon Road. Hilda Lockhart visits sister in Forest Glen Md. Ex L Ash moved to Pifer farm. M H Triplett made a Strasburg trip. Mrs Annie Clowser returns home with her mother care duties.
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Mountain Falls
J. W. Keffer
Strasburg
James
Stewart Green
Littlee
Billy
Capon Road
Echards
Hilda Lockhart
Charles Cleves
Forest Glen
Ex. L. Ash
Amny Himelright
George Hulver
Pifer Farm
M. H- Triplett
Annie Clowser
White
Rosen- Haye
Laura Oradoff
White Bout
Triplett
Myrtle Moore
Underworld Threats Target City Cleanup Chief
Reports say threats from organized crime to Oles over his crackdown in the city. The warnings surface after a week of rumors that gang members intend to kill him due to his anti crime campaign.
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Underworld
Oles
Prewar dollar slowly rising in retail value
The pre war dollar is worth 72 cents for meat and 68 cents for other foods, per J D Russell. He notes eighteen months ago it was worth 52 cents in retail markets and a year ago 62 cents.
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Associated Press
Chicago
J. D. Russell
Vast World War I Telephone Network Built by Signal Corps
The chief signal officer notes the American forces built an extensive communications system in France. Permanent pole lines stretched 1 900 miles with 28 000 miles of wire, 82390 miles of combat lines, and 273 permanent exchanges plus 128 in the advance. About 1600000 long distance calls and 47000000 local calls were handled. The Bell system contributed 11 290 employees overseas. 233 women joined the field telephones in France. General Pershing could reach any lieutenant via telephone along the front.
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Gyre
Signal Corps
France
Bell System
Numof
Pershing
Chaumont
Rats Can Be Exterminated Says Editorial
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Philadelphia
France
England
America
Slang Terms Collected By Imperial War Museum
Short note from London 14 Gonpiling inviting notes on army slang with meanings and derivations. Humor highlights a Scots veteran’s remark and a French language joke about requesting two eyes becoming three, illustrating simple miscommunication.
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Imperial War Museum
London
England
Gonpiling
Curious trespass in unfinished Chicago suburb home
A family toured a half completed house in a Chicago suburb and mocked its design, only to find the owner on the rafters above listening to their critique. The encounter ended with the group leaving quickly after realizing the owner's presence.
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Huilding
Chicago Tribune
Mayor Oles Has Body Guard in Threats Case
In Youngstown Ohio on January 25 an armed bodyguard stays with Mayor George L Oles following threatening letters. Police say the guard keeps watch day and night to protect the mayor from potential harm.
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Oles
Youngstown
Ohio
George L. Oleg
End of Cold Wave Seen Across Eastern U.S.
The Weather Bureau promises release from the eastern cold spell by Thursday with rising temperatures forecast for tomorrow after two days of general cold. Snow falls in the Carolinas for the first time in four years during the cold snap.
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Associated Press
Washington
Weather Bureau
Carolinas
Birthday Party for Elmer Good in Rock Enon
A birthday party was hosted at Mrs. Mahlon Good's home in Rock Enon, Va., for her son Elmer Good. An orchestra including Raymond Shanholtz Turner Lockhart and Maynard Larrick played, games followed, and refreshments were served. Elmer Good recently married Miss Efe Pugh.
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Mahlon Good
Pimer Good
Raymond Shanholtz
Turner “Lockhart
Maynard ‘Larrick
Good
Efe Pugh
George Pugh
Ill Kern Improves Visited By Hillery Spaid at Good Home
C M Kern, recently ill, is improved. Mr and Mrs Hillery Spaid of Yellow Springs visited Oliver Good's home recently.
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C. M. Kern
Ridgeway Quarterly Conference Held by Rest Church
The fourth quarterly conference of Ridgeway Methodist Episcopal Church South will be led by Presiding Elder Rev. Frank A. Tyler at Rest Church on Friday January 27 at 2 30 p m. All official members are urged to attend. L L Lowance, Pastor.
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Ridgeway Chargé
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Frank A. Tyler
Rest
L. L. Lowance
Notice to Subscriber Ends January Offer at The Evening Stat
Our special offer for January expires on the 31st of this month. Pay your subscription before that time to get the discount at The Evening Stat.
Fireman Rescues Cat and Kittens From Thick Brooklyn Smoke
In Brooklyn a fireman named Smith fought through heavy smoke to rescue a cat and her four kittens from a pasteboard box. The cat clutched her brood and guided him to safety, but he sustained cuts on his hands from broken glass during the daring effort.
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Brooklyn
Sift
Smith
Bill to Reform Bus Traffic Regulations in Richmond Area
A proposed bill from the State Governor or Council introduces certificates of necessity for motor carriers. It requires ownership details and time schedules, and urges state highway officials to advise on highway suitability. Fines apply for violations. committee referral noted with aims to regulate passenger and freight motor carriers and fund road maintenance.
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Richmond
Bic
Rend Brennan
State Corcer
Commission
Charotepvil
Oville
Sory
Connie
Corp Tion Commission
Jackson Day Dinner Draws Democratic Leaders in Dayton
Dayton hosts a Jackson Day dinner with Senator Pomerene and Jo Tumulty among attendees. James M. Cox leads a Democratic gathering as Newberry case looms and campaigns begin. Memorial Hall seats are sold out with 1600 dining and about 2000 listening from galleries.
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Associated Press
Dayton
James M. Cox
Standard
Mip
Pomerene
Jo P. Tumulty
Wilson
Cox
Newberry
Memorial HM
Orinms
Fragmented Advice on Service and Merit
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