Ford Pays 5000 Fee to Domesticate in Virginia
The Ford Motor Company, still chartered in Delaware, has domesticated in Virginia and paid 5000 dollars for the privilege. The move aligns with plans for a Norfolk plant to assemble cars and ship them to other counties, leveraging cheaper handling at Norfolk compared with other ports.
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Fakers Target Town in New Magazine Scam
The McConnellsburg Pennsylvania Democrat reports two men, registering as J. J. Haight and J. B. Owens from Dubuque Ilk, arrived in town selling magazine subscriptions. They solicited from several homes by offering a drawing that promised five magazines for a year at $2, and reportedly collected about $30 before leaving.
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Public sale near Berryville lists livestock and goods
Public sale announced for Monday March 17 at Franford four miles east of Berryville. Items include 11 horses 8 cows 1 bull 2 steers 17 hogs 75 barrels corn 15 barrels short corn fodder implements harness and 1 DeLaval Separator. Edith R. McCormick Expt of Frank McCormick. West and Dunn auctioneers.
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