Case notice in Winchester 1915 injunctive relief
In the Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia a suit by Mary Bronaugh Lawler against Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co seeks construction of a certificate of mortgage policy held by the late Sidney Taylor in the Relief Department of the railroad and a decree that the complaint is entitled as the substituted claimant in the certificate to the insurance payable upon the insured's death. The court orders publication in The Evening Star for four weeks and posting at the courthouse by August 2 1915. J B Beverley Clerk Ward & Larrick p q 715 4w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bronsugh Lawler
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
Corporation
Sidney Taylor
Relief Department
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Maryin Bronaugh
George Taylo
Virginia
Evening Star
Winchester
J. B. Beverley
Ward & Larrick
P. Q
T. M. Barr
Herbert S. Larrick
Ndt
Edminiator Genere
Béex
Barnhart & Co
Frank Or
Lutz & Poem
Lieb Packin Corp
R. L. Gerhart & Co Biscuit
Wilson & Co “'N Tobacco Co
Corp
Fe Miller
J. Bebbhigg
Reddish
Bentley, Shrivar& Col Smithburg Broom Co
Biscuit Co
National G Allen, Son & Co
Louis 'K & Y Son
Daniel Miller & Claflin Co
W. E. Arnold& Furniture Co
A Corp
Ra & Go
Crown Overall Co
5 & Clark Hutchinson Co
Shileigh Coffee Co
Scull Coffee
Larned, Carter & Co
Glassburg, Chaumpkins
Me Mfg. Co
Sicbetoena
Sundeunivs
Ivang Star
W. Baker, JR
Courtard & Larrie
Local Market Prices for Staples and Livestock
Daily market report lists prices for wheat corn cracked corn timothy hay flour bran millfeed middlings creamery and country butter. Live spring chickens roosters and potatoes appear with retail per unit prices though many entries are garbled. Individual price figures are incomplete or unclear due to OCR issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Butte
SG Mons
Osu
Baltimore Grain Markets Report
The Star lists closing prices for wheat No 2 red spot at 1.12 14 and corn spot at 87 with cob corn at 4.30 per barrel, reflecting prompt and reliable daily telegraph reports from Baltimore markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
The
Star
Baltimore market prices and produce quotes summarized
Quotations show steady butter eggs vegetables and poultry with slight gains in eggs and older poultry. Hay prices listed at 22.50 for No 1 timothy while old hay lacks grading. Calves and sheep lambs priced per ounce or per head with fat and fair categories noted and New York apple market reports basket prices ranged from 25 cents to 75 cents per basket amid varying quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choice Creamery
Virginia
New York
Local Notes From Hogue Creek Virginia July Visitants
Community notes record visits by William Clowser and family in Hogue Creek United with farm changes and hospital updates. Social mentions include Beulah Cooper Winifred Rogers May Barrett Ina Barrett and others visiting relatives. The page also references a Chicago disaster and a Western Electric Company excursion with a fatal, panicked crowd response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogue Creek
William Clowser
Cape Charles
Caroline Clowser
Local resident buys 1916 Hudson Six-Forty tourer
Mr. E. W. Cather of Albin buys a new 1916 Hudson Six-Forty seven passenger touring car from local agent H. C. Borden. The sale adds to a busy summer for Hudson sales in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W.,cather
Albin
This County
Ing Car
H. C. Borden
Hudson
Tnt
Fragmented balance sheet details from Farmers and Merchants National Bank
The document lists assets and liabilities for Farmers and Merchants National Bank, including bonds, securities, deposits, reserves, and real estate. It details amounts due from Federal Reserve banks, checks, coin, capital stock, surplus, profits, and various deposit categories across multiple reserve cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Chiago
St. Louis
Elder Reserve
U.S
U. S Bonds
Federal Reserve
Mium
Chicago
Pital
United States
Vostal
Ashier
Savings Deposit
National Hanks
Hyde’s Prison Reform Efforts Marked By 16 Month Stay
Frederick A Hyde, a 67 year old land dealer and former San Francisco school board president, leaves Atlanta federal prison after 16 months. He calls the time the most useful and happiest period of his life, noting his work to improve inmate welfare and to build an athletic field with his own funds and labor. He plans to return to California to rejoin his wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Frederick A Hyde
Board of Education of
San Francisco
Federal
California
Hyde
Wilson
Punch and Judy around the world and the origin of the show
The piece notes Punch and Judy like entertainments exist from Persia to Tartary. It cites Mr Villiers Stuart on the Egyptian version featuring the hangings of Punch and his canvasses. It traces Punch to Atellan farces of Italy and even ancient hieroglyphics. It then explains creole term usage in Spanish America and the Caribbean clarifying bloodlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Persia
Japan
Kamchatka
India
Egypt
Syria
Nubia
Siam
Pegu
Ava
Cochin-Chins
Tartary
Villiers Stuart
Mamecur
Punch
Atellan
Italy
Spanish America
West Indies
The Turn Down and Brass Cleaning Advice
The column notes a trend where a bride may wear her fiancé s name embroidered on her stocking ankle and jokes she could retaliate by turning the hose on him if they quarrel. It also offers brass cleaning tips using lemon rub boiling water and drying polish for brass pots and trays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Unclear OCR Item of Currency and Resources Totals
Fragmentary OCR shows figures 685 99 currency nickels 212 42 1 264 S30 1 460 00 of resources viz 145 18 Total. No clear event or entities identified.
Why Elephants Are Hard to Kill
The passage explains elephant hunting risks and advises aiming for a precise shot such as through the eye. It notes the danger to the hunter and the need to strike a vital spot to ensure a quick kill.
That poet longs for wings as a bird in flight
A tongue in cheek exchange from the Houston Post mocks a poet's perceived longing for freedom. The remark about preferring the neck of a chicken adds a sharp, humorous bite to the column's wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Post
Hyde’s Remedial Pledges Help Ex-Prisoners Start Anew
The article portrays Hyde giving money and aid to hundreds of former inmates to restart their lives, including funding and furnishing business start ups and establishing a prison library with his own books. It notes a Roosevelt led investigation into Pacific coast land frauds. Hyde and associates deny any government defrauding, calling the violations merely technical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde
Roosevelt
William J. Burns
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Altar Boy Foils Robbery at Park Ridge Power Plant
Alt ar boy Frank English found night engineer Edward Griesch bound after three masked men ordered a plant shutdown. They fled with $200 as Griesch refused to reveal wealthier houses. authorities investigate the assault and theft.
Elizabeth’s Nap Debate Sparks Family Exchange
A humorous exchange reveals a young girl named Elizabeth stubbornly insisting she takes an afternoon nap though her mother struggles with her habit. The niece’s quizzical reply shows a determined routine amid parental trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Elizabeth
Two Kinds of Smartness and Regular Accounting
A humorous or satirical note on political jobs and cash discounts. Elsie notes Betty’s age claimed as twenty five after marriage to Moneybags. Flo jokes about one third off for cash. A Sing Sing reform plan allows prisoners Sunday dress including white collars and finery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Eben
Elsie
Flo
Dallas News
Sing Sing
Johnson
Bids Wanted for Winchester Fair Eating and Drink Privilege
Notices advertise bids for exclusive eating and swift drink privileges at Winchester Fair. Bids due by 2 p m Saturday. eating house at end of grounds reserved by society. privilege may be rejected. Superintendent L Fultz notes terms. Also includes a quotation about labor from Joseph Addison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Fair
Mary
Ivilege
L. Fultz
Effective Motor Fuel From Heavy Oils
Heavy petroleum oils like kerosene become usable motor fuel when oxygen supplying substances are added. Mixing petroleum with 3 percent hydrogen peroxide barely changes its properties, yet it burns cleanly with odorless output and increases power. Pieric acid and various nitrated compounds serve as oxidizers, and napthalene derivatives reportedly double engine power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Seiden
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Amyl-Kijo Chemical Company
S. Loudoun Street
Hel
Wees
Selo
Baltimore Grain Markets
Ashby Hannaumns
Beulah’ ‘Cooper
Miss Winifred Rogers
Mrs. Charles White
Mr. and
A. L. Nail
Ola McFarland
Ralph Cather
Mrs. Lee Orndoff
Bertha Ashwood
Lenore
Mrs. Mollie Beercamp
Russell Holland
Winchester Memorial Hospital
May
Ina Barrett
Georgie Nail
Luther Larrick
Russell Orndoff
Mamie Orndoff
John Summers
Western Electric Company
Farmers and Merchants National ‘Bank
Othe
Shenandoah Valley
Nat. Bank
State
Frederick
H. D. Fuller
Bev
R. T. Barton
L. Lupton
W. E. Cooper
J. My Stock
Madge Affleck
N. P
State of Virginia
I. John W. Rice
MO. W, Rich
W. H Baker
Gray Williams
S.hiett
Old Sword T
Lee R. Grim
F. A. Hyde
Middletown State Bank, Inc
Middletown
State Corporation Commission
S. W. EF. Coffman
State of
W. E. Coffman
K. ©. Larrick
M. H. Rhodes
R. Sperry
Reginia
W. I. Coffman
Jas. W. Ridings
Union Bank
Lee RK
Grim
Union Bank of Winchester
R. Grim
Hugh S. Lupton
B.C. Shull, J. . Kremer
R Ector
Fredericky
Lee Rk. Grim
Kathryn A. McFadden
Triumph of Motor Truck
France
Grimes
C. V
Granada
Spain
Boabdil
Altar Boy
Palm Beach
Wilson Bros
Ryan & Orndoff
Livick
Livick’s
N. Main St
Peoples’ Bank, Inc
Stephens City
National
MIS
Eugene J. Chiles
Hank, Inc
Eugene H, Chiles
Eugene Ki
Chiles
London
Halidon Hill
the Coutt OF Frederick
Joseph Addison
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