Public Auction of Giles J. Smith Farm at Gore Virginia
Executors of Giles J. Smith announce a sale of about 200 acres at Gore Frederick County near Winchester on Saturday March 26 1921 at 12 o clock noon. Property includes a two story eight room residence a good barn timberland and meadow land watered by springs with access near the Northwestern Grade and Winchester and Western Railroad. Approx 31 acres now in wheat and rye with half to purchaser. tenant rights to harvest and deliver crops in the summer. Terms: one third cash day of sale with balance in two equal annual installments secured by bonds and deed of trust and a policy of fire insurance on buildings. Immediate possession given. H E B Hiett and M D Garvin Executors of Giles J Smith decd. 3 5 ts
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Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Giles J. Smith
Gore
Frederick County
William E. Smith
Annie V. Fries
Gabe
Winchester and Western
H. EB. Hiett
M. D. Garvin
City Hall Auditor ium bid notice for 1921 project
Reserved bids invited for the rees e of The Auditor ium in City Hall under the February 1 1921 ordinance. Bids in writing sealed with a $200 certified check payable to the City, due by 8 PM April 12 1921. The Council may reject any bids and the resolution runs in The Winchester Evening Star weekly for four weeks. Passed March 15 1921 by the Common Council. THOS J TRIER Clerk.
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Reese
Winchester Evening Star
Common Council
Educators to Hold Conference In Harrisonburg
An educational conference for District G educators will convene with several sessions led by Warren and Myers of Rockingham County schools. Noted speakers include Mrs. Miss Che E. Gregg and B. Chandler Jr. Supt. F. Sanger and Supt. Rudy, plus a lineup of Harrisonburg teachers Lillie Belle Bishop Zee Porter and Ethel Spillman. An Ester music service directed by Edna T. Schaeffer closes Friday sessions.
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Superdohe Co
Myers
Rockinghanunty
State Teachers Associa‘tith
Maphis
Henry
Che E. ‘Grexg
B. Chandler Jr
S&s. P
F. Sanger
Rudy
Harrisonburg
Lillie Belle Bishop
Zee Porter
Ethel Spillman
Ester Music
Edna T. Schaeffer
Papes Diapepsin Promises Fast Relief for Indigestion
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick remedy for sour stomach heartburn and indigestion. The copy claims immediate relief, citing comfort after meals and a return to normal digestion.
Diamond Dyes Claim No Streaks or Fades for Many Fabrics
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as not streaking or fading on fabrics from wool to silk and linen. It promises perfect results with simple directions and notes a druggist offers a color card to aid selection.
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Driggist
Local Housewives Named in Community Directory List
A partial list includes Myrtle May Hines Jayne L Pickhard Bergie Shanabrook Carrie Taylor Cindy Walker Nellie J Wm Sibert Postmaster. The readable items suggest a community roster or social note from the local paper.
Pape's Diapepsin Offers Quick Digestion Relief
Undigested food discomfort and gas vanish after taking Pape's Diapepsin tablets. Instant relief from indigestion pain and sour stomach claimed, with affordable drug store pricing and easy availability.
Shriners Hold Banquet Pages for Noted Virginia Editor
A Shriners banquet at the Afton Inn in Front Royal Va heard Joe L son associate editor of the Virginia Masonie Journal praised by toastmaster W J Phillips of Fredericksburg. Prominent Shriners Attended including W C Cottrell potentate James H Rice recorder Acca Temple and Past Potentates from Richmond Orange Warenton Front Royal Culpeper and other towns.
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Virginia Masoénie Journal
Afton Inn
Front Royal
W. J Phillips
Fredericksburg
W. C. Cottrell
James H. Rice
Acca Temple
G. Peter Jones
R. Md. Bullington
Joseph F. White
Richmond
George L. Browning
E. D. ,Lucag
Orange
J. Ald Richards
Warrenton
Thomas W. Hooper
Culpeper
J. G. Bierer
Tom
No-to-Bac Promises Break From Tobacco Craving
An advertorial touts No-to-Bac tablets as a simple remedy for cigarette cigar pipe or chew cravings. It claims the habit may be broken and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
Celebrated Suit Lost by State in Tax Exemption Case
The Supreme Court of Appeals affirms Judge Tyler's ruling that Miss Marie Marshall’s estate is exempt from city and state taxes. Williamsburg and Virginia faced a tax loss totaling nearly 14.4 million dollars from 1897 to 1915.
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Richmond
Supreme Court of Appeals
Tyler
Circuit Court
Williamsburg
Marie Marshall
Williamsbore
Kenny Wray Dead in Harrisonburg After Stroke
James Kenney McKay known in Winchester dies at 62 in Harrisonburg hospital after a third stroke. He was descended from Kenney and McKay families of the Shenandoah Valley and is survived by two sisters and three brothers.
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James Kenney McKay
Winchester
Hospital
Harrisonburg
Zilies
Ghenandoah Valey
Kenneys
McKays
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