Public Sale At Berryville 1919 Auction of Farm and Property
A public sale by Albert N. Lawyer at his late father's Berryville area residence offers two Frick traction cases two C-1 Peer separators a Geiser mill and several tools plus a 5 passenger Ford and a truck. Terms require cash under ten dollars and 12 month credit over ten, secured by deed of trust and insurance with first national berryville. The sale also includes the house and lot purchased from Mrs Hattie Burt two miles from Berryville along the Winchester turnpike seeking a 7 room dwelling and fruit trees with one third cash day of sale and balance in one year. Tax and auctioneer details included Hall and Dunn and M Fishpaw.
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Berryville
Maery
First National Air of
Hattie Burt
Oldey Wyndham
Lce
Winchester
Oison
Bowman v Hipsley Bowman divorce suit in Winchester
In the Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court of Winchester on June 11 1919 an in Chancery suit Bowman vs Hipsley Bowman seeks a divorce a vincula filii and adultery. Grace Hipsley Bowman a non resident is ordered to appear within fifteen days after due publication of this order. Publication set for four weeks in Evening Star Winchester Va.
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NIA
Corporation Court of the City of
Winchester
Bowman
Hipsley Bowman
Grace Hipsley Bowman
Dedant
Virginia
Rk’s
Evening Star
J. B. Beverley
Berkeley Wins Site for New Fruit Plant and Training Station
Berkeley county will host a new fruit packing plant and training station authorized by the West Virginia Legislature. The facility is expected to be built in Martinsburg, the county seat, bringing agricultural development to the region. The Star credits Sergeant John R. McFadden for a late copy of The Doughboy, a weekly army newspaper published on German soil.
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Berkeley
Berkeley County
West Virginia
Martinsburg
Star
John R. McFadden
Highth Field Signal Battalion
Doughboy
Seventh Infantry Brigade
Army of Occupation
Germany
Stover Family Returns From Verona Convention
Rev. George W. Stover with Miss Hattie Stover and Miss Ruth Poston returned to Winchester after attending the State Christian Endeavor United Brethren convention at Verona late last week. They also spent time in Staunton where Stover formerly led St. Pauls United Brethren Church and were guests of Mrs. J. T. Ewing.
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Staunton
Miss Ada Tyler in Raleigh Hospital After Auto Car Collision
Miss Ada Tyler daughter of Episcopal Bishop John P. Tyler of Fargo North Carolina lies critically ill in a Raleigh hospital after a street car collision fractured her skull. She is granddaughter of Mrs D W Rodrick of Martinsburg West Virginia with many Winchester connections.
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Ada Tyler
John P. Tyler
Fargo
N. C
Raleigh
D. W. Rodrick
Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchester
Berkeley Orchard Sold Near Falling Waters
Cherry Hill Orchard comprising 170 acres of apples and 100 acres not yet planted near Falling Waters in Berkeley county West Virginia has been sold.
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Cherry Hill
Falling Waters
Berkeley County
W. Va
Berkeley County Orchard Sells For Ninety Thousand
The Berkeley county orchard known as the old Cunningham place was sold by local owners to J A Butler and associates of Washington for $90,000. The orchard was planted by John Miller.
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Berkeley
J. A. Butler
Washington
John Miller
Cunningham Place
Berkeley County Apples Forecast Sparks Doubt
A Cumberland dispatch quotes W H Somers market master of West Virginia predicting 200000 barrels of apples from Berkeley county and 100000 from North Mountain. Berkeley growers say the figure is too high and allege a misquote. Also notes Charles Edison promoting a capital and labor sharing plan in The Washington Star.
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Cumberland Dispatch
W. H. Somers
West Virginia
Berkeley County
W. Va
North Mountain
Somers
Charles Edison
Washington Star
Cleveland educator to visit as new city schools superintendent
Frederick E. Clerk of Cleveland Ohio has accepted the office of superintendent of the city schools with general supervision of the Handley Schools. He is expected here in a few days for a visit while recovering from a severe influenza illness.
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Frederick E. Clerk
Cleveland
Ohio
Handley Schools
Clerk
Thomas O Sandy Guided Extension Work For Years
Thomas O Sandy aged 62 longtime director of extension work and community outreach will be remembered for his dedicated service. He led agricultural education programs and mentored staff across the region, leaving a lasting impact on local farming and industry groups.
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Thomas 0. Sandy
Thomas O. Sandy
Virginia farmer dies at home after grain conference notes
The Virginia farmer died at his home near Burkeville in Nottoway County. He conducted a large farm on scientific principles. A conference of 250 grain industry representatives was held in New York, per the report.
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Virginia
United States Department of Agriculture
Burkeville
Nottoway County
New York
Wheat price guarantee urged by federal wheat director
Julius Barnes, federal wheat director, declared that maintaining the government guaranteed price of $2.26 a bushel is essential to ensure continued wheat production to meet world needs. He spoke at a official gathering emphasizing the necessity of support for farmers.
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Julius Barnes
Flu Aftermath Says Care Needed For Months
State Health Commissioner Williams warns the aftermath of influenza can be nearly as fatal as the original outbreak if people neglect precautions. He urges unusual care for months and stresses swatting flies and mosquitoes to reduce dangers.
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Williams
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M. Fishpaw
Bishop
Pittsburgh
The
Panhandle
Rumford
Fale
Saal LE
Fletcher
Summer Auto Coats
Moling &Isbal
H. R. Bryarly & Bro
Rouss Ave
Winchester, Va
A. J. Sager
Geo. W. Nelson
High View
Arthur Robinson
Clearbrook
John Dick
White Hall
George Crowser
Service Motor Truck Co
Wabash
Ind
H. W. Ebert
N. Main St
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