Real Estate Auction in Frederick County Virginia
Trustee Herbert S. Larrick will sell at public auction in Winchester Virginia on July 3 1920 at 11 o clock a m a tract of land in Frederick County about seventeen miles northwest of Winchester containing 73 acres one rood and twenty eight square poles more or less part of the estate of Nellie M Hyde as partitioned by circuit court commissioners terms call for one third cash and remaining in two equal annual installments bonds payable from sale date with interest and secured by deed of trust and fire policy on buildings
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Frederick County
County Court House
Winchester
Peter S. Hyde
Piedmont
West Virginia
Nellie M. Hyde
Herbert
Larrick
Orndorff Divorce Case Filed in Frederick Circuit Court
Grace Orndorff seeks a divorce from Milton B. Orndorff on grounds of cruelty and fear of bodily harm. The defendant, a Virginia nonresident, must answer within 15 days of publication and notices will run in The Evening Star Winchester for four weeks. A copy will be posted at the county courthouse front door by June 21, 1920.
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Circuit Court
County of Frederick
Orndorff
Milton B. Orndorff
Grace Orndorff
Virginia
Evening Star
Winchester
Esther L. Ridgeway
Ward & Tarrick
Exchange rates affect missions in Far East costs
Unfavorable exchange rates in the Far East raise living and building costs for missionaries. A report from the American Baptist Protestant Mission secures at the thirteenth annual Northern Baptist Convention session in Buffalo notes the issue. Foreign mission boards plan a joint study while Indian rulers in Hyderabad and three other states show favor toward similar actions influenced by U.S. prohibition policies.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Far East
United States
Hyderbad
Market shows modest gains as steel and oils rally
By the Associated Press in New York moderate improvement appeared in the first hour of trading. Crucible steel and America car shares advanced on covering while New York airbrake rose. Mexican petroleum led oils and chemicals higher as Germany buys surplus cottons and wool in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Dune &3
Crucible Steel
America Car
Railroads Reported 23 4 Percent Earnings in 1919
United States railroads earned twenty three and four tenths percent in the year 1919, reflecting sector performance amid postwar transport demand. The figures indicate growth compared with prior periods and highlight sustained freight and passenger activity across major lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Norfolk and Western Schedule in effect May 1920
Norfolk and Western timetable details routes from Berryville to Bristol and Roanoke with Pullman sleepers to Williamson Winston Salem and Philadelphia and New York. Connections at Shenandoah Junction Harrisburg Philadelphia and Washington. Provides times 12 6 a m 7 30 p m and 2 12 60 a m with parlor and cafe cars. Saunders and Revial were listed as agents for information.
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Pullman
Bristol
Toanoke
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch Norton
Hagerstown
Harrisurg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Wolcott's Pain Paint Ad From Miller's Drug Store
An old advertisement urges readers to try Wolcott's Pain Paint for catarrh scalds burns pains headaches and general household ailments sold at Miller's Drug Store with a dated urging tone.
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Wolcott
Im Millers Qrug Storf
Happenings at Opequon and Nearby Visits
Opequon Virginia reports include Carl McFarland of Keyser West Virginia visiting aunt Mrs Mary crept and others attending gatherings with J H Cochran and John Cooper at Mr Sale Cooper’s home near Kernstown. Opequon Sunday school plans a yard party on Friday night July 2.
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Opequon
Carl McFarland
Keyser
W. Va
Mary Crept
J. H. Cochran
John Cooper
Sale Cooper
Kernstown
Mary Cooper
Ed. Cooper
Winchester
Newton Burkhart
Katie Burkhart
Local social notes from Wickliffe area
Miss Elia B. Smith returns home from Baltimore school. T C Hall of nearby area visits Washington relatives. Rev and Mrs Ballangee of Berryville stay with the Grubbs family. Clara and Begsie Johnston visit Charlestown relatives. Mr and Mrs Andrew Billmire of Gaylord visit daughter Mrs Dennis Stull. Mrs Clarence Roddefer of Charles Town visits daughter Mrs Henry Ban. Mrs G L Carter of Berryville visits father William A Johnston.
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Wicklifpr
Elia B. Smith
Baltimore
T. C. Hall
Near Here
Washington
Ballangee
Berryville
K. G. Grubbs
Clara
Begsie Johnston
Charlestown
Andrew Billmire
Near
Gaylord
Dennis Stull
Clarence Roddefer
W. Va
Cap Boan
Henry Ban
G. L. Carter
Willian A. Johnston
Moose Convention Urges Members to Buy Liberty Bonds
In Mooseheart Illinois on June 23 the Loyal Order of Moose resolved to urge its 600000 members to invest as much of their funds as possible in Liberty loan bonds and Victory notes to curb rising unrest and living costs.
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Associated Press
Aurora
Lik
Loyal Order of Moose
Mooseheart
Gimbel Brothers Indicted on 207 Counts for Profiteering
New York June 23 The Gimbel Brothers department store operators in New York and related interests were indicted on 207 counts for profiteering in clothing. Frederick Gimbel vice president Joseph Dowdell a merchandise buyer and Charles Slanker a clothing buyer were charged in the same indictment.
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Treas
New York
Tammany Leader Murphy Indicted by Grand Jury
Charles F. Murphy a Tammany Hall leader is among six men indicted by a special grand jury in a probe of alleged attempts to coerce Louis M. Hartig into returning 125000 Murphy invested with Hartig's firm during the war Also named are Assistant District Attorney James E. Smith John A. McCarthy Arthur Baldwin Ernest B Walden and the Corn Products Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Grand
Murphy
Louis M. Hartig
Hartig
Mr. Murphy
Assiatast
James E. Smith
John A. McCarthy
John Murphy
C. F. Murphy
Arthur As Baldwin
Ernest B. Walden
Corn Products Company
Flour declines in Minneapolis market at week start
In Minneapolis on June 23 a softer wheat market early this week triggers flour price drops. Family patent flour fell 20 cents to 1.40 per barrel while mills selling flour at cost reduced to 14.55 dollars per barrel.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Federal probe into $500000 thefts at Erie proving grounds
Federal agents investigate wholesale thefts of government property at Fort Dit ron. Nine are under bail and six others sought on warrants for involvement in the thefts, valued at about $500000. Parts, instruments, motor parts, and war souvenirs were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Toledo
Ohio
Erie Proving Grounds
Fort Ditron
Dr Barton Visits Kernatown During Summer Vacation
Dr Samuel Barton of the Sewanee Tennessee University faculty arrived in Kernatown to visit his father Joseph M Barton during the summer vacation. He spent today renewing old acquaintances and visiting friends in Winchester.
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Samuel Barton
The
Sewanee (Tenn
Lisiverai
Kernatown
County
Joseph.m. Barton
Barton
Winchester
Spring Fever and Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood tonic for spring fatigue and anemia. It claims the remedy, alcohol free and derived from wild roots, comes in tablets or liquid and offers a trial package by sending ten cents to Invalides' Hotel Buffalo. A testimonial from Green Sulphur Springs West Virginia reports improvement after three bottles.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Invalides
Buffalo
Springs
Bessie P, Dunbar
26 Eggs From 26 Hens Boosted by Poultry Prescription
A Mississippi woman credits Dr LeGear's Poultry Prescription with restoring egg production after four months of nothing. She reports feeding the remedy costing a few pennies led to laying activity and urges other poultry raisers to try it. The ad promises a tonic that strengthens hens without harming eggs and offers refunds if unsatisfactory.
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Erro L. D. LeGear , Co
St Louis
Card of Titanes Sorrowful thanks for kindness and flowers
The family of Thomas Lillis expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy during their mother's illness and death. They specifically thank for the generous flowers and the comfort received from the community and ears.
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Thomas Lillis
Causes of Business Failures Cited by Kerr
Dr Malcolm Kerr of the University of Pennsylvania attributes 15000 to 20000 annual business failures to three main causes inexperience lack of capital poor location and accounting poor credit extension and dishonesty The note reflects a 1913 style critique of failing ventures.
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Malcolm Kerr
Univrrsiry
Pennsylvania
Relief From Rheumatism Offers Blood Remedy Promise
An advertisement claims rheumatism is systemic and cannot be rubbed away. It promotes S. S. as a long proven blood remedy that seeks and erases disease germs in the bloodstream and offers free medical advice via Swift Laboratory in Atlanta.
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Beeen
Advi Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
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C. P. McVicar
North Main St
John S. Solenberger & Co
National Medical Institute
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Milwaukee
Wis
Thomas @ Messer Co
Edward Conner
BROWN
Piccadilly St
S. C
Lakewood
Park Hatchery
A. G. Hershman
Harrisonburg
Rish Rava Morea
Perseptin Chemical Co
Goodyear
Oye Firestone
Firestone
Goodrich
Chapman's Auto Sales
Jacky Horner
Hi. C. L
Mke I
Star Mercantile CO
MK. Sakan
Water St
Mississippi
England
America
Mexico
Shady Elm Mill
Bartonville, Va
James A. Watson
Frank W. Hess
N.B
Preston Pifer
Hockman
Norfolk & Western
Cloverdale
J. Cooper &* Son
Catherine Chapman
Corporation Court
N. Market St
John Walters
Seattle
Late News OF
Wickliffe
Moose
U. S
Gimbles
U.S
DR. Barton
da. Valentins Morr
Eus
Ono
al. Wesh
J. M. Orndoff
Chamber of Commerce
Card OF Titanes
Huntsberry
Bell Phone
Main St
Walter A. Caine
ANA
National Board of Fire Underwriters and Insurance Cos
Edison Madia Lamps
Ati
Ccagola
HING
Atlanta, GA
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