Marian Martin Pattern 9789 for Larger Women
Pattern 9789 offers a morning frock with unbelted waistline diagonal seams and contrast collar cuffs and vestee. Sizes 36 to 46. fabric needs vary. Send 15 cents per pattern and 25 cents for book and pattern together to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept. New York.
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Winchester Eveing Star Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
N. Y
South and West in a failed contract defense in bridge
Central Press columnist E. W. Shepard analyzes a bridge hand where South fulfilled his game contract in spades by discarding a club on a long diamond. West’s defense, though not criticized, could have defeated the contract with a different timing.
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Central Press
E. W. Shepard
West
South
East
Boy Sheriff Set to Realize Vow in Lima Murder Case
Sheriff Don r of Allen county Ohio pledges to追hunt those linked to his father’s death. The youth, who succeeded his slain father, prepares to receive escaped Indiana convicts Harry Pierpont Russell Clark and Charley Makley back to Lima for trial on the slaying. Prosecutor Ernest M Botkins says the case is closed and will seek the death penalty.
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Don R
Allenanty
Ohio
Harry Pierpont
Russell Clark
Charley Makley
Indiana
Dillinger
Tucson
Ariz
Lima
Ernest M. Botkins
Dates Arranged For Horse Shows On State Circuit
The Virginia Horse Show Association announces at least 18 events across the Virginia Circuit from April to September. Shows include Fairfax, National Capital Horse Show, Upperville, Remount, Orange, Bath County, Charles Town, and others with dates running May through September. M. W. Carter is president, H. C. Warden vice president, F. D. Gaskins secretary treasurer.
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Red Press
Warre Va
Old Dominion
Virginia Horse Show Association
Fairfax Hunt
Fairfax Horse Show
M. W. Carter
H. C. Warden
F. D. Gaskins
Virginia
Gaskins
Fairfax
National Capital Horse Show
Hampton
Deep Run
Richmond
Roanoke
Fredericksburg
Keswick
Upperville
Remount
Culpeper
Orange
Bath County
Charles Town
Berryville
Rappahannock Fair
Warrenton
Shenandoah Valley Show
Dinner Meeting in Harrisonburg Promises Election of Officers
Andrew Bell, secretary of the Harrisonburg Chamber of Commerce, will attend a dinner tonight hosted by the Harrisonburg chamber. Officers are to be elected at the meeting, continuing Bell’s prior role before his 1922 move to Winchester.
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Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Harrisonburg
Thirteen Heirs Named in Tinsman Estate Settlement
A report by administrator Ernest C. Tinsman lists widow Lucy N. Tinsman of Winchester and thirteen heirs, eight sons and five daughters aged 12 to 41, with residences in Virginia and Nevada. The filing notes inheritance taxes of $191.13 assessed against the estate of Mary E. Latham.
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Ernest C. Tinsman
A. T. Tinsman
Lucy N. Tinsman
Winchester
William A. Tinsman
Whitacre
Clyde W. Tinsman
Rolla
Preston D. Tinsman
Finley
Nev
Ernest C. Tin
Payment in Full of Real Estate Purchase Under Court Sale
In the suit Herbert S. Larrick trustee v Bumgardner et al a decree cites full payment of Rebecca A. Kibler’s purchase price from a special commissioner sale. The commissioner pays suit costs accrued taxes and the bank claim first lien and holds remaining funds for further court order.
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Herbert S. Larrick
P. If. Bumgardner
Als
Rebecca A. Kibler
Commercial and Savings Bank
Elephant's Trunk Functions as Nose and Hands
An elephant uses its trunk as a combined nose, mouth and upper lip to feel and smell simultaneously. It is the most sensitive body part, made of thousands of muscles aiding exploration and manipulation.
Bank Receives Deed After Real Estate Sale
In the chancery case Farmers and Merchants National Bank versus H C Stouffer et al a decree shows a $3000 payment equal to one third of the purchase price from a special commissioners sale. The bank holds the first lien and the payment covers costs and taxes. The commissioner pays costs from the fund and conveys the property including furniture and hotel fixtures to the bank or assigns.
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Et Als
H. C. Stouffer
Atlantic Cable History: 1857 Breakages to 1858 Success
A history of transatlantic cables notes the 1857 failure when the line broke at 2 000 fathoms. By August 1858 a cable linked Valentia Ireland to Heart's Content Newfoundland. Twenty one cables now span Europe and North America. Deep sea cables measure about one inch in diameter and two tons per nautical mile, while shore end types reach up to 3.5 inches and thirty tons per mile.
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Atlantic
Valentia
Ireland
Heart's Content
Newfoundland
North America
Europe
Woman's Weakness Repaired by Dr. Pierce’s Tonic Says Mrs. Robinson
Mrs. T. Robinson of 717 Louisiana St Richmond Way testifies that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription strengthened her after monthly pains and backache left her weak and nervous. She reports regaining health and energy after using the tonic.
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Dr. Pierce
T. Robinson
Louisiana St
Richmond
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