Public Sale at Striders Storage Charles Town WV
Public sale scheduled for March 12 1944 at Striders Storage North George Street Charles Town West Virginia. Auction items include mahogany furniture bedding rugs china glassware and utensils with nine months credit for sums over 10 and notes payable at local banks. W T Saunders T J West Auctioneer William Daniels Charles Conrad clerks. 2-23-3w
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Strider
George Street
Charles Town
West Virginia
W. Va
W. T. Saunders
T. J. West
Wm. Daniels
Chas. Conrad
Frederick County Officials Adopt New Tax Assessment Rules
Commissioners of Frederick County follow Auditor of Public Accounts directives changing to a single visit for tax returns and mail or in person submission. Delinquent returns incur fines and doubled license charges. applies to Winchester city as well.
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Frederick
G. L. Rothger
Stephens City
Commissioners of the Revenue
Frederick County
Auditor of Public Accounts
Winchester
Harding Inaugural Backed By British Paper
The Westminister Gazette comments on President Harding's inaugural address saying America will not follow Wilson's aims in full but will pursue other policies that do not conflict with general aims. It notes Europeans will judge by substance over words and forms.
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London
Westminister Gazette
Harding
America
Wilson
Europe
Cedar Rust Case Rules No Damages in Virginia Nuisance
Harrisonburg reporters detail a Circuit Court ruling on cedar trees labeled nuisances under Virginia cedar rust law. John Dellinger sought 800 dollars damages for cutting, but Judge T No Haas ruled no damages permitted since statutes treat cedars as nuisances. The appeal stemmed from 1920 prior to Court of Appeals ruling the law constitutional, which upheld no damages.
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Harrisonburg
John Dellinger
Cootes Store
Dellinger
T. No Haas
Virginia
Court of Appeals
Local Social Notes From Opequon Virginia
Jeeth H Burkhart and Miss Katie spent an afternoon with Mrs. R. C. Garrett. Mr. Bertus Frye has been ill at his home. B B Snapp of Mountiams was a business caller. N. H. Burkharts moved from the Robingon farm to H. Q. Pierce’s farm. Vergle Snapp of Mount Williams visited with Mrs. N. H. Burkhart. J. B. Singhasss and wife visited their daughter Ida Carpenter. Opal Kidwell and Georgie Wiscarver recently fought. Mrs. Carpenter and daughter Maye are recovering from influenza.
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Mar
Jeeth H Burkhart
Katie
R. C. Garrett
Bertus Frye
B. Snapp
Mountiams
N. H. Burkhart
Robingon
H. Q. Pierce
Vergle Snapp
Mount Williams
J. B. Singhass
Ida Carpenter
Opal Kidwell
Georgie Wiscarver
Carpenter
Maye
Drowned in Swatow Area Feared at Sea
Report from Swatow region in Kwangtung on March 3 states 800 Chinese feared drowned with partial details and a preaching program announced at local churches including Ebron Pleasant Laurel Hi and Christian Fadavor led by W H Sampsell pastor.
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Ebron
Pleasant
Laurel Hi
Chiieran Fadeavor
W. H. Sampsell
Pasian
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Etta and
Afiie
Grim
WEW Meat Market
Grean Groceries
Edward Conner
Harry Brown
Rowen Moore
Selznick
Huntsberry
Middletown
High School
Mutual
Royal Silk Mills
Front Royal,’ Va
Pillsbury
Pillsbury’s
Water St
C. V
J. Joseph Sullivan
Jolliffe
North Main Street
Bearcat
Kentucky
Chas. N. Buck
Board of Supervisors
District Fruit Growers' Association
MR. Harding
Sloan
Tong
Sioans
Opequon
Palm Beach
Balleree
Wird
Anhe
Beaver
John W. Rosenberger
Company
Conner
W. Water
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