Winchester Court orders reference in Reily estate case
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia H L Rust administrator of Albert C S Reily deceased v Arabelle Reily Theodore Key Reily Philip J Reily and H L Rust guardian of Theodore Key Reily and Philip J Reily Extract from May 1915 decree refers case to A J Tavenner Commissioner in Chancery to ascertain the Virginia estate value debts and taxes determine beneficiaries and accounts notice to creditors by weekly publication four weeks in a Winchester newspaper set for July 26 1915 at his office before him with further dates if needed.
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Arabelle Reily
Theodore Key Reily
Philip J. Reilly
H. L. Rust
Philip J. Reily
A. J. Tavenner
Virginia
Albert O. S. Reily
Albert O
Reily
Winchester
Albert C
Winchestery
Com- P
Acrostic Vows Reveal Love in a Small Town
Frank and Hal vie for Virginia Leighton, each seeking success in medicine and business. A hidden acrostic poem on a scrap of paper reveals Virginia’s quiet affection for Frank, leading to Hal’s downfall and Frank’s professional rise as he returns to Hopeton with a hopeful heart.
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Burton
Hal Ferris
Virginia
Frank
Crocesus
Miss Leighton
Kitty
Colle
Alrous
Ardent
Virginia Leighton
Hal
Leigion
Leigh‘ton
Kitty Burton
Mott
Davis
Hopeton
Shade
Cure for Rusty Needle
An antique remedy suggests soaking rusty needles in coal oil to restore them, describing a simple home repair method for aging sewing implements. The note presents a pragmatic approach using common slicks to recondition dull or corroded pins.
Dawn of the Daily Courant 1702 first British paper
The Daily Courant debuted March 11 1702 as a single sheet two columns. Publisher BH Mallet issued foreign news only with no editorials, believing readers could reflect for themselves. The editor soon quit, selling the paper whose site is now under the Times.
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Daily Courant
BH. Mallet
Fleet Bridge
the Courant
The
Times
Buggy business endures despite rising auto sales
The article notes autos have not killed the buggy market, citing a 2,200,000 bug gy sales in the prior year. It argues courting drives persist and that control of the car remains essential for steering, much as in earlier days.
Good Year for Oil Companies Brisk Demand Across Products
The Scotch oil sector reports unusually strong demand and high prices across all products including crude oil sulphate of ammonia and paraffin wax. No stock remains on hand as fuels move quickly to buyers at remunerative prices. Fuel oil, once a utility, now commands value and substantial sales.
Daily Thought on Contentment and Delight
A brief reflection notes that contentment brings pleasure and that small joys, like a toad finding pleasant surroundings, can yield great delight and calm. The observation frames simple happiness as a valued inner state.
Lambs Shipped To The Market From White Post
WHITE POST Va July 1 Sowers the stock dealer shipped a market last Wednesday via and Western about 492 lambs bought from Compton Brothers and other farmers They were a nice bunch and it is said that about 7.20 per hundred pounds was paid for them They averaged about 70 pounds each It took two double deck cars to carry them A week ago Mr Sowers shipped 976 lambs from Markham he shipped a carload from Ashby Station Friday and is shipping from Linden today
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White Post
Sowers
and Western
Compton Brothers
Markham
Ashby Station
Linden
Baltimore and Ohio to Buy 2000 Steel Hoppers
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans a major equipment purchase costing about 2 million dollars. The package includes around 2,000 steel hoppers and may be ordered soon. Shops are busy repairing cars, boosting the carrier’s future capacity and tonnage. Engines are on hand to move increased traffic once cars are delivered. The railroad will assess its rail needs for the new fiscal year this fall.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
In Memory of Late Josiah Shade
An obituary notice for Josiah Shade who died June 24 1915 at age 89 years and 1 month recounts his faith as a Methodist South member of long standing. Survived by wife Miss Clevenger and seven children. Funeral held at Wesley Chapel cemetery beside his son, with family and friends in attendance.
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Josiah Shade
Brother Shade
Wesley Chapel
Shade
Clevenger
B. V
Washington
Arizona Havermale
Ward
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Winchester Reader
Winchester resident Mrs M W Affleck praises Dean's Kidney Pills as a reliable remedy. She says the product cured a stubborn weak kidney case and helped with backache, endorsing continued use of her testimonial name.
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Dean
Winchester
M. W. Affleck
S. Braddock St
Forest Fires Can Be Prevented This Season
Forest service warns that more than half of US forest fires arise from preventable causes such as camping and brush burning. Last season saw over 7,000 fires on national forests and about 10,000 on state and private lands in 18 states under Weeks law cooperation. Damages run to millions annually with roughly 6 million acres burned and losses exceeding $9.5 million.
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Forest Service
United States
Lfe
Metal Pump for Atomizers Invented by Frenchman
A French inventor creates a compact metal air pump that attaches to any atomizer when the rubber bulb cracks. The device restores full atomizer function and promises long service life.
collar buttoning aid by Charles Formage of New Rochelle
An inventive collar button by Charles Formage of New Rochelle features a metal stud with a central screw hole. A tapering peg screws into the buttonhole to secure the collar. removing the peg leaves the button in place. Black foxes on Prince Edward Island struggle as captivity reveals cannibalistic tendencies hindering the fur industry.
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Charles
Formage
New Rochelle
Prince Edwards Island
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