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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1915
Page
5
Readable OCR fragment lists numbers and codes likely from a schedule or notation, with MSY and other numeric markers. No clear event, people, or organization is identifiable to form a full news item.
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia, H L Rust as administrator of Albert O S Reily deceased, vs Arabelle Reily Theodore Key Reily Philip J Reily and H L Rust guardian. Commissioner A J Tavenner to ascertain estate value debts creditors and shares. Notice to publish weekly for four weeks. Hearing set July 26 1915.
Warren County Board of Supervisors will sell at public auction on August 10 1915 at noon in Front Royal Virginia twenty thousand dollars of five per cent road bonds dated May 1 1914 bearing five per cent interest payable May and November redeemable after twenty years and exempt from local tax. Bids at par with accrued interest. option to sell unsold bonds to any purchaser. John M Lake Chairman. Also notices of chancery suit in Winchester Virginia regarding attachment and debts totaling six hundred fifty eight dollars and fourteen cents with prior lien by Farmers and Merchants National Bank. Court orders publication in The Star.
Parson Thirdly cites a Bible line about reaping what you sow while Mr Suburb counters that even the Good Book isn’t infallible. The exchange centers on gardening ethics as Suburb explains a neighbor’s chickens complicate sowing good seeds.
A policeman, with a gambler held by the arm, jokes that he is holding a card party while awaiting the patrol wagon. A passerby questions the officer about his actions. The exchange captures a light moment amid an arrest scene.
A court remark jokes about hanging suet to attract birds versus hanging near a grocery for attracting pudding ingredients. The exchange lampoons household ideas tied to appetite and household safety in a humorous tone.
The couple receives a telephone from the bride’s father. the groom asks what it says and the bride reports the message: do not come home and all will be forgiven.
A witty dialogue centers on Jobson and his wife with a dry goods trade backdrop. The couple trade barbs about wit and smarts, revealing a light social satire on appearance and cleverness within a bustling marketplace.
Dialogue shows a judge pressing a daughter about engagement to the Count de Bonnie as she insists on an American husband and American marriage. The scene reflects social expectations and nationalistic themes in a domestic conflict.
In a humorous exchange, Friend Wife exults that they have formed a Faust club while Enemy Husband, pragmatic, asks aloud about the purpose to learn Goethe pronunciation. The light banter reflects literary interests in a domestic chat.
In a bankruptcy filing Jones lists 230 wedding presents as assets. The scope of his remaining valuables is unclear and suggests minimal recoverable property despite the sizable collection.
A lively exchange shows Mrs Swell asking to invite the captain to a dance next Thursday evening. Corporal O'Brien notes some officers may be unable to attend due to uniformed duties.
The piece titled Futurist evades clear meaning as observers note no signs of a future yet confront a troubling historical undertone. Critics describe its enigmatic design and unresolved imagery.
A brief exchange shows Mr Brig gins remarking on his wife with a sense of humor. She purchases amusing clothes for him and gives their son a comically styled haircut to display in the neighborhood.
Friends of Congressman James Hay say he will consider national defense measures and back feasible military improvements. He argues public funds must balance costly armor with practical force, favoring defense over a large standing army and stressing non compulsory service.
In Frederick County Circuit Court Virginia Farmers & Merchants National Bank of Winchester sues Lula May Anderson and others the court orders a Master Commissioner to report on Lula May Anderson real estate liens and related matters. Publication four weeks in The Winchester Evening Star constitutes service and notice. Master Commissioner John M Steck schedules execution August 30 1915.
Mrs. Elizabeth Grim of 512 S. Malin Winchester testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills relieving back pain and fatigue from overexertion. She reiterates the benefit in 1915, noting ongoing improvement since first recommending the remedy. Price 60c at dealers. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
Tomorrow’s event advertises a Saturday sale with dozens of saving opportunities on women’s stockings vests gloves and collars. Desirable articles expected at astonishingly small prices aimed at shoppers seeking bargains.
A policy states that if you make only one purchase you will be repaid for coming costs. The statement emphasizes a simple buy and refund promise?
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