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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1928

Page

5

Public Sale of Frederick County Realty

Special Commissioners announce a public auction of three tracts A B C totaling 541 acres in Frederick County Virginia on July 2 1928 at 11 A M. The lands near Winchester lie on Buffalo Lick Road and Front Royal Turnpike with timber water sources and a large stand of oak and pine. Terms require one fourth cash with three annual installments secured by deed of trust and insurance.

Frederick County Winchester Buffalo Lick Road Front Royal Turnpike Solenberger Ward & Larrick Herbert S. Larrick M. M. Lynch John M. Steck R. Gray Williams Robert T. Barton Harry R. Kern W. T. Lewis

Trustee's Sale of A V Plum Property Near Mountain Falls

A 8 acre tract with a residence once home to A V Plum, located 2 miles west of Mountain Falls at Pembroke Springs, is offered for sale by trustee M M Lynch at the Frederick County courthouse in Winchester on June 30 1928 at noon. Immediate possession and cash terms. Auctioneers Duvall Dunn.

A .v. Plum A. W. Lockhart Frederick County County Court House Winchester Bete A. V. Plum Mountain Falls Pembroke Springs

Negro Held For Criminal Attack In Virginia Town

James Washington a 23 year old Black man from Middleburg Virginia was captured near Parcellville and moved to Alexandria for safety after being identified by a 14 year old white girl as her attacker. Separately Thomas Barnett a 78 year old resident of Washington DC carried seventeen thousand dollars from a bank to evade a court attachment and hid it in a milk bottle in his yard but thieves later dug it up and fled.

Parcellville James Washington Middleburg Alexandria Washington Thomas Barnett

Commissioner’s Sale of Valuable City Property in Winchester

Special commissioners will auction on June 16 1928 at 11 am in front of the Winchester courthouse the dwelling and lot at 115 East Monmouth Street occupied by Ida E Taylor. Terms require one third cash day of sale and the remainder in bonds due over two years bearing six percent interest secured by deed of trust and insurance. Also sold at same time for cash a small quantity of personal property chiefly clocks and presses.

Dora L. Simpson Ida E B. Taylor Harry R. Kern Corporation Court City of Winchester Virginia

Trustee's Sale of Desirable County Home in Virginia

Public auction in Winchester Virginia at the courthouse on May 26 1926 at noon for the home of the late Silas J. Cleveland a 23 acre property with a residence outbuildings a store room and a sulphur spring The sale was postponed to June 9 at the same time and place Terms require one third cash and two equal yearly installments secured by a deed of trust and insurance M M Lynch trustee

Harry J. Wilt Frederick County Court House Winchester Silas J. Cleveland Berryville M. M. Lynch Duvall & Dunn

Busy Bee finally earns credit for industry breakthrough

In a Detroit News roundup, the piece notes how a once overlooked worker bee symbolized ingenuity as later led to recognition of a productive enterprise. The article underscores the transformation from obscurity to acknowledged contribution.

Compel War Captives To Raze Old City Wall

In Foochow, the Nationalist government uses captured Northern soldiers for demolition of the Foothow city wall and for building a new highway. The workers wear blue coats under Nationalist officers and are paid only their keep, while bricks and rubble are sold locally.

Associated Press Foochow China Focohow Peking

Auto License Tags Soon To Be Made At State Penitentiary

Machinery for Virginia automobile license plates at the state penitentiary has begun arriving and will be completed soon enabling actual production to start this month. Major R M Youell, superintendent, says the 1928 act allowing penitentiary plate manufacture takes effect June 17 and work can begin shortly after. For 1929 the colors from 1928 will be reversed.

State Penitentiary Virginia R. M. Youell Youell

Public sale of 325 Highland Ave Winchester Virginia

Special Commissioner under Winchester Corporation Court order will auction a dwelling and lot at 325 Highland Ave on June 16 1928 at 11 AM in front of the County Courthouse. The lot fronts Highland Ave 23 feet and runs 100 feet to an rear alley. Payment plan: one third cash, balance in two annual installments secured by two purchaser bonds a deed of trust and fire insurance. Bond with security posted. Court clerk certify.

Corporation Court Winchester Virginia Highland Avenue T. Russell Cather Duvall & Dunne I. J. Gray Beverley Cheir J. Gray Beverley William Jobe Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Co Henry E. Jobe Alice Jobe Lillian Jobe Ida Jobe Eugene Jobe Robert Jobe John J Thomas Jobe William Carroll Arch Carroll Lawrence Carroll Charles Carroll Belle Roland Roland Agnes Emmerson Emmerson James A. M. Carroll Annie McCarty McGowan W. J. Gander Margaret Jobe Gander Richard M. Jobe John J. Jobe Laura J. M. Carroll Maria Roberts Jobe Blanche E. Noonan Circuit Court Frederick County John M. Steck Harrison & Harrison Sol N

Reversal of School Colors Proposed for Annual Use

A proposal suggests orange with black lettering replacing black with orange, with colors reversed each year. It remains unclear if the scheme will be kept annually or changed in the future.

Veterans fill state posts in Virginia survey shows many with WWI service

A survey by J A Nicholas Jr of the American Legion finds 119 veterans occupying key Virginia state government roles. The tally covers all branches except schools and notes 21 World War I veterans in the State Highway Department, four Senate members, and about 16 House delegates.

J. A. Nicholas, Jr The American Legion State Highway Department General Assembly Senate House of Delegates

Back Rooms for Nomination Fix Ups Questioned

While delegates seek lodging, residents ask how many back rooms will be available for politicians to adjust nominations.

Moone's Emerald Oil Advertises Bunion Relief

One simple method claimed to reduce swollen toe joints uses Moone's Emerald Oil applied night and morning. A two ounce bottle sold by Baker's Drug Store promises full strength and money back if unsatisfied. The ad also promotes Moone's Emerald Oil for varicose veins and notes FLY-TOX as a pest killer.

Moone Baker’s Drug Store

Trainman Head Defeated In Vote

William G. Lee longtime head of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen loses to A. & Whitney by 24 votes at the triennial convention in Cleveland. The report references the outcome and notes the organization’s leadership change.

Associated Press Cleveland Ohio William G. Lee Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen A. & Whitney

Administrator's Notice for Elizabeth W. Conrad Estate

Henry H. Little announces his qualification as administrator of Elizabeth W. Conrad's estate. Creditors must send their accounts and debtors must pay amounts due to him at P O Box 317 Norfolk Virginia by a specified deadline.

Elizabeth W. Conrad Henry H. Little P. O Norfolk

Jobe Estate Notice In Frederick Virginia Court

Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia on May 18 1928 notes a notice concerning Mrs Henry E Jobe. The record lists action affecting an estate and related parties in the Virginia court.

Circuit Court Frederick County Virginia Henry E. Jobe

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Frederick County Realty S. M. Chiles A. G. Swanson Herbert G.larrick Svyyo Callicu Laut A. V. Plum Warren R. M. Swimley George Washington Hotel B. P. Harrison A. G. Weaver Dunn & Duvall Gale Ida Netroit News Bayerson Oil Works Erie Kentucky Houston Post-Dispatch San Francisco Chronicle Ands Mutt & Jeff Bud Fisher G.O. P Kansas City Jef Jcpenneyco North Main ST H. Russell Vartes E. Piccadlily Winchester Seed Frick Allen B, Noll Martinsburg, W. Va C. I. Brumback SAS Ord Egil TE Moy Voom IG DE PT Water and Kent Streets J. L J. W. Jolliffe Babb Brothers Jolliffe Sam
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