Reference of Kiger case to Master Commissioner in Chancery
In Frederick County the court orders reference to a Master Commissioner to ascertain real estate owned by Clementine M. Kiger, liens and priorities, and related matters. The case is consolidated with Farmers and Merchants Bank of Winchester v Lula May Anderson. A June 18 hearing is set at Steck’s Winchester office for all interested to attend.
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Circuit Court of
Frederick County
Union Bank of
Winchester
Clementine M. Kiger
Farmers and Merchants’ National Bank of Winchester
Lula May Anderson
Als
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester
Virginia
John M. Steck
Circuit Court
Marlboro News Notes
Marlboro Virginia reports visits from Rev A G Link of Kentucky former Presbyterian minister and Mrs S G Jamison. Walter Funk and friends visited Waterlick. Floyd Cave left for Akron Ohio for employment. E M Funk of Middletown was here on business. James B Smith traveled to Winchester on business. N D Long welcomed a baby girl Tuesday. H H Shull and Emma Shull of Winchester visited Mrs S G Jamison.
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Marlboro
A G. Link
Kentucky
G. Jamison
Walter Funk
Waterlick
Floyd Cave
Akron
Ohio
E. M. Funk
Middletown
James B. Smith
Winchester
N. D. Long
H. H. Shull
Emma Shull
S. G. Jamison
Reaping Benefit From Neighbors Experience
Winchester resident J. M. Pangle reports relief from kidney pain and back trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He endorses the product and notes it has helped his kidneys when out of order. Sold 60c at dealers. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo N. Y.
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Winchester
J. M. Pangle
South Market Street
Doan
Decree Orders Estate of William A Evans Appraisal and Sale
The case Hannah F Evans v Hattie E Bell directs a Master Commissioner in Chancery to examine the William A Evans estate. Tasks include listing realty and personalty, liens, shares, and whether division is possible or sale with proceeds divided. Notice by weekly publication in Winchester Virginia for four weeks. Commissioner A J Tavener sets July 14 1917 attendance with documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie E. Bell
William A. Evans
William A Evans
Winchester
Virginia
A. J. Tavenner
Corporation Court of the
City of
Bids Sought for Fair Privileges at Shenandoah Valley Show
Bids are invited for eating and soft drink rights plus cigars tobacco ice cream and Coca Cola privileges at the Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society Fair with bids due June 23 1917 Superintendent of Grounds E Wise is listed. Local society news notes several visits among residents including Mrs W C Headley Dora Campbell James Boges Ethel Staples Mrs John Anderson Mrs E S Brent Frank Baker Ellen Campbell Virginia Ambrose and Op Skull.
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Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
We -Ewisez
Advertise Your Spring Goods
Find it in their work. When men are rightly occupied, their amusement grows out of their work as the color petals out of a fruitful flower. Advertise your spring good.
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John Ruskin
Woman in Perfect Health after Lydia E Pinkham remedies
Paterson New Jersey resident Elsie J Van Derlande credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier with restoring her health after back pain irregularity and fatigue. She urges other women to try the products and seek confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Elsie J. van
der Lande
York St
Canterbury Notes From Canterburg Busy Community
Cant erburg items list residents and visitors. Tur rissa Hale in Washington visits parents Mr and Mrs J C Hale. Friends of Bernard Halland mourn a young daughter with diphtheria. Seldomridge family from West Virginia stay with Clemons. Martha William returns from Stephens City to Laurel Maryland. Grace Painter heads to Pittsburgh to visit Aunt Barbara Maines. Charlotte and Flossie Clemons return from Baltimore. John Hartley visits his wife's parents J A Perry. L J Cave visits Middletown with brother John Hockman. Clemons family visits near Worcester. Tur rissa Hale and daughter visit George Yowell in Boyce. William Kline and children visit Alfred Orndorff.
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Martha William
Stephens City
David Headley
Laurel
Grace Painter
Pittsburgh
Barbara
Charlotte
Flossie Clemons
Baltimore
John Hartley
J. A. Perry
L. J. Cave
Middletown
John Hockman
California Syrup of Figs promotes gentle child laxative use
The ad touts California Syrup of Figs as a pleasant tasting laxative that cleanses the stomach liver and bowels without griping. It claims quick relief for constipation fevers upset stomachs and digestive ills in children and adults and warns against counterfeits while urging buyers to ask druggists for the genuine product.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Guardian Homely Toad and Its Value to Gardners
A science overview praises the homely toad for pest control and potential medical uses. It notes toads eat many worms and insects, aiding farmers, and discusses European trade for horticultural benefit and myths about toads. It also mentions toads' longevity and a personal observation of buried specimens.
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Roy O. Dawes
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Seed Marker Improves Planting Depth in Fields
Herbert I Bolton of New Jersey describes a simple seed marker built from two iron end pieces lapping over a two inch runner. A cultivator shovel is bolted through to hold and welds, and bolts through the holes regulate the depth and prevent lifting. Dirt falls back into the mark creating a soft seed bed.
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Jersey
Right Time for Dehorning Practices and Tips
Dehorning should be done in cool weather before flies appear. Dehorning shears or clippers are common, though a saw may yield a cleaner wound and heat quicker. In warm weather pine tar can help, avoid hot iron cautery, and Farmers Bulletin No. 350 from the USDA offers more guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Wool Prepared for Market
The Pennsylvania State College experiment station describes a method to prepare wool for market by turning in the outer edges and rolling the fleece into firm bundles tied with glazed twine. Paper twine works but sisal or loose hemp is unsatisfactory because fibers enter the wool and damage cloth quality.
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Pennsylvania State College Experiment Station
Pennsylvania Station
Green Spring Notes and Local Plans Mentioned
War news notes say George W Brown is able to be out after weeks in bed. Mrs k Hiardy and Mrs Hanner Swimley show improvement but remain bedridden. Ruth Guayer visits Summert home. Green Spring Sunday school set Children's Day for June 24 at 2 30. M W A cornet band to hold an ice cream social at White Hall on Saturday July 28. J J Barrett builds a new house on his farm. C L Barrett fire contractor. F McDonald plans flour mill improvements at Green Spring with MOVEED Vere ca and modern milling equipment expected.
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Green Spring
George W. Brown
Agiain
M. W. A. Cornet
White_Hall school house
Look Out for Tuberculosis in Cows
Farmers told that cows are rarely struck by dangerous milk diseases. A healthy cow with no udder inflammation can produce wholesome milk only if tested and confirmed free of tuberculosis by a competent veterinarian.
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Hupmobiles
Goodyear ‘Tires
Neel Motor CO
N. Main St
The
Mountain View Nursery Co
Williamsport
Maryland
Cumberland Valley
R Harrisbore
New York
P. A
Southern Railway
Washington
Alex. Jandris
Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Harrisonrg
Jarburg
Harrisonry
Harrisonbure
Strassurg
Alexanda
Alexandria
Mhaarrisonburr Burg
Co. W. Westbury
Washington DC
Norfolk & Western
LEAV
Berryville
Bristol
Intermede
Pullman
Broiler
Ganoke
Broiser
Roanoke
Istol
Bineid
Pocahontas
Welch, Norton
Intermeate
Gary
Jackson Ile
Winvonsalem
Shenandoana
Dts
Noathbourd
Hagerstown
Imterbdiate
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
York
Shenandoah
Nkia Mtn
Wesrimetue
Iman
Slagerstown
Phila Iphia
Ootet Co
B. Bevili
Pas Traf
Kodak
Kodak Bank
Fred S
Main and Water Sts
Chase. Neil
White Post
Lucy Barrett
J. Hunter ‘Williams
Unu
Sual Opportunity. Co
A. Cammer
Wilhtans Va
Marlboro News
Frénd Hie Eer
Hannah F. Evans
BABY
Langshang
Cas
W. C. Headley
Dora Campbell
James
Boges
Ethel Staples
Evirs Isee
John Anderson
Middltown
Chester
Ellen Campbell
Virginia Ambrose
Hill
M. P. Smith
Skull of Winchester
Pinkham
Canterburg
Canterbury
Turrissa W. Hale
J. C. Hale
Bernard Halland
Mrs
Maines
T. H. Clemons
Fay
Clel
Wallace Clemons
Near Wanchester
Turrissa
Boyce
George Yowell
William Kline
Alfred Orndorff
Xem
Pennsylvania Experiment Station
Bates’ Seersucker
Galatia
Bothree
Moling & Seal
Baltimore and Ohio
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Stone Harbor
Wildwood
Cod
2. & O. Railroad
R. M. Swimley
East Piccadilly Street
K. Hiardy
Hanner “Swimley
FH. FE
Guayer
Ruth
Mr. and
H. S. Summert
Green Spring Sunday School
J. J. Barrett
C.L. Barrett
F. McDonald
Saaiaa
Columa
Prinda
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