Discontinuance of Cuatotolapam Sugar Company Arranged
At an adjourned stockholders meeting on May 23 the Cuatotolapam Sugar Company unanimously resolved to discontinue the business and dissolve by transferring all assets and debts to the Cuatotolapam Sugar Corporation. Shareholders will receive stock in the new company for each old share and certificates will be canceled after proper settlements. Publication of notice will run four weeks in The Winchester Evening Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotolapam Sugar Company
Cuatotolpam Sugar Corporation
Cuatotola
Cuatotolapam Sugar Company
Cuatotolapam
Sugarpany
Winchester Evening Star
West Virginia
Trustfe's Sale of Valuable Real Estate
By virtue of a deed of trust from M Cadwallader and others dated November 23 1909 of record in Frederick County Virginia the undersigned will offer for sale at public auction in front of the County Court House Winchester at 11 o'clock July 8 1916. Three contiguous tracts near Stephens City include 21 19 and 1 acres with crops reserved and the option to buy separately or together. Terms three parts cash on sale and the rest in two annual installments secured by bonds bearing 6 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Cadwallader
Nty
Frederick Ee
Pgp
Somer
Stephens City
George W. Cadwallader
Frederick County
E. Cadwallader
Ward & Larrick, Attys
Frederick
Virginia
Comrmany
John W. Stevenson
Winchester
Wincheer
Leicester
Wlliam T. Barr
M. M. Lynch
Wn. M. Bowen
Theater Melodrama Sparks Clock Conundrum at Breakfast
A humorous breakfast table exchange centers on a theater trip. A dry goods clerk recalls a melodrama with burglars entering a kitchen window and a clock striking at 1. The joke hinges on which burglar the clock marks, prompting a puzzled reply from an athletic boarder.
Critic Offers Plainspoken Judgement on Poems
Pennibs asks for a reader's take on two poems in McDuff's magazine. Inkerton candidly calls one poem plain and the other simply awful, giving a blunt local literary exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennibs
McDuff
Inkerton
Moses and the Tabiete
A physician’s son asks why Moses carried two tablets after a Sunday school tale. The father explains the tablets were God’s law given to Moses, sparking a curious exchange about biblical miracles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Pop
Apology Exchange Turns Witty in Footstep Remark
A brief exchange of courtesy opens with an apology for stepping on a foot. The reply, a sharp quip about a centipede with coins on each toe, injects humor into the moment.
Man contemplates meals and cigar in lighthearted chat
A playful dialogue about a man who eats then relaxes with a cigar. The exchange includes Mrs Flatbush commenting on grease content in a 150 pound man and Mr Flatbush joking about marrying such a man.
Spiteful Exchange Cited In Nighttime Nightmare Rumor
Dialogue notes a lingering memory of a man who never forgot a face. Maria recalls a comment about a nightmare he reportedly had, hinting at past tensions and unresolved guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel
Maria
Phonograph Installed Sparks Household Debate
A fragment shows a couple arguing after the Honeymoon Slumped as Egbert notes Fibbs spins fish stories. The dialogue hints at a phonograph installation in the house and a calm assertion that no unfair advantage is taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fibbs
Egbert
Exchange of Troubles and Jones Buys a Boat
A brief exchange notes Jones has found a cure for trouble by purchasing a motorboat. The local witticism frames the scene as a lighthearted quick-item.
Leap Year Note and Union Question in Briefs
The bulletin shares light verse on crops and farming life. A joke exchanges about a drummer and a stenographer's union status and upcoming marriage next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchant
Mr. Juggles Opposed To The Single Tax
Mr Juggles sharply opposes the single tax while a local resident, known as a confirmed bachelor, is seen in town on business. J A Rittenhouse of Baltimore is registered at Hotel Evans during a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Juggles
J. A. Rittenhouse
Baltimore
Et Hotel
Evans
Capt Boyd Buried At Arlington With Full Military Rites
Captain Charities T. Boyd, slain by Carranza forces on June 21, was buried in Arlington Cemetery with full military rites. Secretary of War Baker and General Hugh L. Scott attended. Services were at Dr. Nash’s home and were followed by a funeral escort from Fort Myer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charities T. Boyd
Carranza
Carriza
Arlington Cemetery
Baker
Hugh L Scott
Nash
Navy
Second Cavalry
Fort
Myer
James Jack Escapes From Pittsburgh Home
James Jack formerly of this city escaped from the Pittsburgh City Home near Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. He is at large and relatives are worried. He had been undergoing treatment for years and was under care at the home. A prior incident involved a young Jack who during a period of temporary insanity wounded Officer Lewis Legg of the Winchester police. Authorities continue efforts to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jack
Pittsburgh
Jack
Lewis Legg
Ithe
Winchester
Moon In Eclipse On Friday Night
A partial lunar eclipse is expected Friday night across the United States. In Washington time the moon enters Earth shadow at 10 11 pm, middle of eclipse at 11 37 pm, and leaves shadow at 1 04 am Saturday. the moon is full five minutes before mid eclipse. Mr and Mrs O C Durland and family and Clyde Farley of High Point NC were among motorists registered at Hotel Jack last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
O. C. Durland
Clyde Farley
High Point
N. C
Hotel Jack
Mother's Friend Promises Comfort for Expectant Women
A promotion for Mothers Friend claims it eases pregnancy distress by relaxing ligaments and muscles and providing restful nights. It urges husbands to buy the bottle from the local druggist and to write Bradfield Regulator Co for a booklet filled with maternity tips and letters from mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Bldg
Atlanta
Estate of Fanny C. Hull referenced in Winchester court order
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia Maurice M. Lynch executor of Fanny C. Hull deceased sues Albert F. Slagte Georgia Shoop Pauline Shoop and others. A master will determine real and personal property, locality, heirs, and their shares. Notices will be published weekly for four weeks. A. J. Tavernier, Commissioner in Chancery, July 11, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court of the Cit of
Winchester
Maurice M. Lynch
Fanny C. Hull
Comiplainan Vs
Albert F. Slagte
Georgia
Pauline Shoop
Wiicherier Memorial Hospital Corportion
Mt. Hebron
Paine C. Hull
Hull
Ardvertir
Winichester
Virginia
Chancery
Viginia
Washington Men Visit Winchester and Hagerstown
Messrs. T. T. Taylor William Lasher William Mummaw and Charles Mummaw of Washington motored to Winchester Saturday evening to visit Mr and Mrs. George Loy on South Main Street. Cecil Loy Charles Mummaw and Lelia Mummaw Loy spent Sunday afternoon in Hagerstown visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Taylor
William Lasher
William Mummaw
Charles
Washington
Winchester
George Loy
South Main Street
Cecil Loy
Charles Mummaw
Lelia
Hagerstown
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An urging advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for households in hot weather. It claims high value, universal need, and ready availability everywhere, urging immediate purchase before summer ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Charlestown Couple Visit, Plan Baltimore Home
Mr and Mrs Norman F Johnson of Charlestown West Virginia spent the weekend here with relatives and friends. Mrs Johnson formerly Miss Margaret Calmes daughter of Mrs Hattie Calmes. Mr Johnson formerly worked in this city as a registered pharmacist. They will make their future home in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman F. Johnson
Charlestown
W. Va
Cit
Johnson
Margaret Calmes
Hattie Calmes
Baltimore
Martinsburg Journal Neighbors Mention Local Movements
Mr Otto Hollar of Winchester traveled to Richmond Virginia as member of Co I but failed to meet weight requirements and spent Sunday in Martinsburg on the way home The remainder of Co I and its regiment departed for the border Peck Widmiyem of Martinsburg WV arrived for a visit to his grandparents on East Cork Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Hollar
Winchester
Richmond
Co. I
Martinsburg
Lite
Peck” Widmiyem
W. Va
Stewart A. Shiner
Cork Street
Polite thief explains his demand during bold robbery
A humorous anecdote recounts meeting a footpad who chose a courteous approach. He claimed financial schemes and possible danger would require suspending laws, then relieved the speaker of a watch and pocket book.
Opinions on Daudet and a baby quip in dialogue
A bookish person asks for Daudet's opinion. A practical man admits he has not heard of the author until mentioned. The spinster quips about a ten month old baby who cannot walk, while a young mother retorts with a jab about going it alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daudet
Proverb Put to Sleep and Other Witty Snippets
A collection of brief humorous vignettes and wordplay about politics marriage and domestic life. Jests feature exchanges about bedfellows thoughts between spouses and everyday manners including a tipsy party and a discreet maid with closet-door prudence.
Sorry He Spoke Satire Exchange Between Spouse
A playful dialogue shows a husband recalling a throne and scepter while the wife retorts that he will wave a rug beater on the back porch. The lighthearted exchange captures domestic humor and marital banter.
Reversal of Custom in Home Life Grows News Talk
A humorous exchange on women voting and men speaking appears in a home life column. Mrs Flatbush notes a New Jersey woman who has used the same rolling pin for forty years. Mr Flatbush reacts with surprise at the long marriage case.
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Hellers
Etta
Annie Grim
Trustfe
Baltimore & Ohio
Niagara Falls
Rony
Funabout
Throrough
A. H. Byrd
Aptt
Berryville
Moses and the Tabiete
Capt. Boyd
Arlington
Wire
Boyd
Tenth Cavalry
A. J. Tavennfer
Chambery Nee Cee
Corporation Court of the City
Dodson
Ottie
Rounder
Jaggsby
Nebraska
Johnny
Father
Exe
M. B.murnan
Fdr
S. Washington St
Reservoir Park
Barton & Barton, Attys
Baltimore & Ohio Seashore
Atlantic City
Colman Ticket
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Stone Harbor
Wildwood
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Winchester Steam Laundry
Winchester Gas Company
the Peoples’ Bank, Inc
Total
Russell A. Shryock
Peoples Bank, Inc
Stephen’ City
Prederick
L. A. Adams
Jas
L. Gardner, W. H. Painter
State of
George A. Samsell
N. P
Middletown State Bank, Inc
Middletown
State Corporation Commission
Larrick
W. Rhodes
M. H. Rhodes
EK. R. Sperry
E. C. Larrick
John W. Capper
Jacksonville
Fla
Hampshire County
H.& W. Seabright
Park Ave
Mayes
Wavetomach Boy
Mayr
Wood’s Seeds
Wood
T.W. Wood
Richmond, Va
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