Hott Farm Sale In Frederick County Virginia
Notice of sale of the Hott farm in Frederick County Virginia under a 1912 decree. Auction in Winchester on July 30 1921 includes parcels totaling 918 acres with a main home tract near the Green Spring Gerardstown road and additional tracts offered separately or as whole. Terms require a cash portion and two bonds with a trust deed and fire insurance. Executors John T Hott and John Randall named as special commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aday
Frederick County
Virginia
John Dall
V. Muncy
David
Winchester
County
Farm
Green Spring
Gerrying
Laren
Hollis
David F. Hott
Rachel Agn Hott
Green -Gerardstown
Descred
Law Office
R. Gray
Rouss Avenue
John T. Hott
Eestee
N N. Dall
John Randall
David ‘Hott
Joan T. Hott
Lucy Ellen
Kiger
Brannon
Glerk
Circuit Court of Frederick Co
Public Sale of County House and Lot
Public sale of county house and lot to satisfy a deed of trust on a bond of three hundred dollars due June 8 1920 with 6 percent interest. Trustee will offer the improvement on the Prow road in the county of Warrenick at public auction July 16 1921. Sale to be at the County Court in Winchester Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Newcome
Isaac ‘Dner
Dune
Newcome
Glock A. m
Winchester
Walerick
Virginia
Banker Home From Vacation Returns From Indiana Trip
Mr. Harry M. Sartelle assistant cashier of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank came home yesterday from Redkey Indiana and Lake Michigan where he vacationed at his father in law Preston Ori s summer home Eliza Diffenderfer accompanied the party and is visiting in Indianapolis Sartelle traveled by automobile returning via Cumberland Capon Bridge and Gore a route 70 miles shorter than via Martinsburg and Hagerstown He narrowly avoided being crowded off a bridge by a stranger in a light car early yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry “M. Sartelle
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Redkey
Ind
Lake Michigan
Preston Ori
Eliza Diffenderfer
Cumberland
Capon Bridge
Gore
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Taft Sworn In as Chief Justice of United States
William Howard Taft was sworn in today as Chief Justice by Justice Hoehling in the Attorney General’s office. The ceremony elevated the former President to the Supreme Court in the absence of the full court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
William Howard Taft
United States
Supreme Court
Daugherty
Hoehling
District Supreme Court
Credit Men Push Federal Tax Reform and Economy
The National Association of Credit Men, 39 000 members, launched a campaign for revision of federal tax laws and broader federal economy. A letter to James H. Tregoe, secretary, argues prudent government cost could add 3.5 billion dollars to the federal treasury for 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
National Association of Credit Men
Jas. H. Tregoe
Federal Treasury
Pig Club Feeds Show Better Gains Than Ordinary Stock
Boys and girls in Pennsylvania pig clubs prove better farming through proper feeding and care. Members report average daily gains around 1.19 pounds for prize pigs while gift-raised pigs reach 1.12 pounds daily. State champion Robert Webster of Lycoming County’s Huntersville club raised a Poland China that gained 2.43 pounds per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prbbaren Mhcha
Agricoltur
Pennsylvania
Robert Webster
Huntersville
Lycoming
County
Robert
Bridgegrafting to Save Girdled Trees Described
The article explains bridge grafting as a method to save trees girdled by mice. It describes preparing round wood stock, cutting bark above and below the wounds, bending shoots into the cuts, and securing with grafting wax. Several grafts are used on small trees, more if the tree is valuable and time allows.
Town Declares Purebred Only Sires in Jackson Township
Jackson township Hardin County Ohio is reported free of grade and scrub sires. Prof John W Watchet says it is first 100 percent purebred township, with all sires and dams registered. Survey covers 165 farms 21 purebred boars 26 purebred rams 6 purebred beef bulls 8 purebred dairy bulls 2 purebred stallions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Hardincouney
Ohio
United States Department of Agriculture
Johny W. Watchet
Ohio Agricultural Extension Service
Poxttry
College ‘of Agriculture
Tools to Control Borers In Steam Fight May Peak
The best method to control borers is to dig them out using a spade a three cornered scraper and a jackknife with wire for pruning. Inspect trees in May and again in September or October for evidence and treatment.
Spray for alfalfa weevil boosts yields in Utah study
A county agent for Utah reports to the U S Department of Agriculture that a lead arsenate spray developed by the Office of Cereal and Forage Insect Investigations raised alfalfa yields by about half a ton per acre versus unsprayed fields. The spray uses two to two and a half pounds per 100 gallons water, applied as a fine mist at 80 to 100 gallons per acre. The demonstration covered 801 farms across 10 118 acres and saved an estimated 69,967 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
United States Department of Agriculture
Office of Cereal and Forage Insect Investigations Bureau of Entomology
Department
Purchasing Fruit Trees: Choose Stores With Care
In buying fruit trees it pays to visit the nursery to inspect the trees and judge the nurseryman and helpers. If they are not careful you have little assurance that all trees will prove true to name.
Public Sale Of Desirable Residence And Store Room
Public sale ordered by a decree of the Corporation Court in 1921 in the Harper v. et al. case. The property fronts Winchenger Street in Cobelbe and includes a seven room residence and large store room with about 190 feet depth. Sale announced for a Saturday in April 1921 with terms of payment secured by a deed of trust and life insurance policy. Property details include lot number 702 on the east side of a street and a two story structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Haarper
Searce
Winchenger
Warner
Cobelbe
Decree Refers Master Commissioner to Examine Langley Estate
Court orders A J Tavenner to inquire into the Langley estate details from the 1921 decree. He is to report heirs, proper appropriation under the will, admissible claims, and any pertinent matters, with public notice in The Evening Star, Winchester Virginia. A July 29, 1921 hearing window is set for interested parties to appear and present evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Corporation
Sarah J. Langley
Evening Star
Winchester
Virginia
Nion
Jos. B. Newlin
Rouss Avenue
Public Sale of Valuable Farm in Frederick County Virginia
A deed of trust forecloses on A. O. Murphy and wife for 6431.88 due since April 12, 1920. The sale of two parcels totaling about 115 acres in Opequon District takes place July 28, 1921 at 11 am in front of the Frederick County Court House, with one third cash and balance in two annual installments. Russell Cather, Trustee. Roy P. Duvall, Auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Murphy
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Innchester
Opequon
Stephens City
Valley Turnpike
Reliance
Walters
Cadwallader
Funkhouser
Stickley
B. Kline
Aewr
Russell Cather
Roy P. Duvall
Critical early weeks for pigs market readiness
The article states pigs eight to ten weeks old face the most critical period for profitability. It notes productivity hinges on weaning without growth check, with green forage, self feeders, and rations of corn, wheat middlings, and tankage to ease the transition from sow milk.
Mrs Carroll Evans Returns to Harrisburg After Week Visit
Mrs Carroll Evans has returned to Harrisburg Pennsylvania after visiting for a week at the home of her father in law Mr Samuel Evans on North Kent Street.
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Hancher” Farm
Hirdy
Abney Payne
Charléston, W
Mr. Gartelle
MR. Taft
Bor
Hiram
Les
Ellum
Eaers
Chester Fields
Hesterfield Cigarettes
Sherri & Myers Tobacco Co
Tomke
Ohio Township
M. M. Lynch
M. Lynch
A. J. Tavenner
Chancery
TATA
J. Dyewn
John J. Allen
Philip Williams
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