Mrs Eastman Sued for Alienation of Husband's Affections
Philadelphia story reports Mrs Bessie Dobson Artemus Eastman sued for alienation of the affections of a husband she divorced 22 years earlier. Plaintiff Miss Estelle Maxwell alleges engagement with Lemuel Artemus was prevented by Eastman and son James Artemus. Eastman and son deny knowledge or influence. Eastman remarried in 1924 to Major Medom A Eastman.
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Associated Press
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Evening Public Ledger
Bessie Dobson Artemus Eastman
Eastman
John Hay Whitney
Llangollen Farms
Upperville
Estelle F. Maxwell
Lemuel C. Artemus
Gandhi Let Out Of Poona Prison
Gandhi released from Poona jail after starting an uncond itional fast to last three weeks. Clarke County School Board authorized June 1 bond issue of 7500 dollars for refunding due bonds. Five 500 and five 1000 dollar serial bonds planned with 5 percent interest, sale to highest bidder at par.
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Poona
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Acts of General Assembly
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Clarke County School Board
A. F. Robertson
Berryville
Virginia
Clarke
Clarke County
Clarke County School Board, C. O. Dearmont
H. J. Hardesty
Winchester ad seeks bids for diesel plant and electrical power
Sealed bids and proposals are invited by the City Manager in Winchester Virginia for furnishing labor equipment and materials to build a diesel engine driven power plant and distribution system plus electric current for city lighting and power. Bid details include four bid numbers with options for power and lighting via metered or single meter, with price specifications and a five year rate guarantee. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to award contracts in the citys best interests.
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City Hall
Winchester
Virginia
J. Henkel Henry
Roe
Apple Blossom Parade Booze Scandal Sparks Editorial
In Hillsboro Virginia on May 5 1933 I G Michael laments the apple blossom festival being marred by a booze float he decries as the influence of brewing and distilling interests. He accuses festival officials of weakness and warns the celebration has been corrupted by the adulterating trail of alcohol.
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Public Sale of Desirable City Residence
By order of the substituted trustee T Russell Cather the City of Winchester sale of the dwelling at 319 West Leicester Street Winchester Virginia will occur Saturday May 20 1933 at 11 a m. The property fronts fifty feet on Leicester Street extends back ninety feet and is known as 319 West Leicester Street. Terms require one third cash with balance in two equal annual installments secured by a deed of trust and a policy of insurance. Dunn & Duvall are auctioneers.
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City of
Winchester
Virginia
Corporation Court of
Philip Williams
Court House
West Leicester Street
Charles R. Keeler Propery
T. Russell Cather
Dunn & Duvall
Market cash corn and animal feeds listed with prices
The page lists shelled corn and various feeds including mixed feed Middlings Screenings Scratch feed and corn meal with prices. Dairy and country butter entries appear alongside cattle terms like steers cows and creameries.
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Belfer
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Russia’s sugar beet crop share noted at 15 to 20 percent
Russia produces between 15 percent and 20 percent of the world’s sugar beet crop. A Tampa Florida racing plant for dogs, costing 80000 dollars, is praised as the finest of its kind.
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Russia
Tampa
Fla
Trustee's Sale of City Home in Winchester Virginia
A deed of trust dated May 11 1931 secures unpaid debt on a Winchester lot with a five room house and garage. The property fronts Euclid Avenue, No 24 Greenawalt Addition, is to be sold at public auction May 20 1933 at noon in front of the Winchester Court House. One third cash, balance in two annual installments secured by a deed of trust and insurance.
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Edgar E. Lonas
Winchester
Virginia
Court House
Euclid Avenue
Ashford Trail
Greenawalt
Frederick County
Eastern Silica & Chemical Corporation
Back Creek Valley
Gore
P. Householder
John J. Cornwell
Eastern Glass
Roosevelt Seeks Government Industry Partnership for Wages Hours
President Roosevelt outlines emergency policies to lift conditions two months into his term. He calls for a government industry partnership to raise wages and regulate production, with expanded credit and selective anti trust relief to curb unfair competition. He emphasizes no power surrender by Congress.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Oval
White House
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Public Sale Notice of Glass Land Plant
The undersigned Trustee by decree entered September 9 1931 in chancery cause D H Sencin diver Trustee versus John F Penrose et al pending in the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia will on a date to be announced conduct a public sale of the Glass Land Plant. Proceeds to satisfy the decree and costs of court.
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D. H. Sencindiver
John F. Penrose
Piles Remedy Claims Quick Relief and Cure
An advertisement proclaims that internal circulation improves remedies cure piles. Dr J B Leonhardt developed Hemroid tablets after 1000 patients with over 900 successful outcomes. Baker's Drug Store and druggists offer Hemroid with a money back guarantee.
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Baker
Masters in Chancery to settle Robert L. Gray estate
The case against The Commercial and Savings Bank and W Robert L Gray Estate is referred to a Master Commissioner in Chancery. He will settle accounts of Richard H Gray Admr his estate list real and personal property liens heirs taxes and any other pertinent matters. A notice for public publication is set for Winchester Virginia with a May 29 1933 hearing.
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City of
Winchester
Virginia
Elijah Thomas
Lawrence Thomas
Corporation Court
Emma Thomas Myers
C. Lee Barr
M. M. Lynch
Rouss Avenue
D. A. J. Tavenner
C.R. McCann
J. M. Fishpaw
Scott Grant
C. R. McCann
Harry R. Kern, JR
Chancery
Harrison and
Robert L. Gray
Admr
Richard H. Gray
Allen B. Gray
Jane Gray Stouffer
Nee Gray
Richard L. Gray
Itallrrison
Roosevelt outlines four aims for international policy
The president frames four objectives for reducing armament and costs, lowering trade barriers, and stabilizing exchange. He emphasizes cooperation with Congress and the public, aiming to ease invasion fears and balance budgets while spurring global trade recovery. He likens his approach to batting for a high average.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Stabiiza
Reestablishment of Friendly Relations and Trade Needs
A fragment emphasizes four aims for postwar order: stable currencies to back trade contracts, and reestablished friendly relations and confidence among nations. The source notes these as core goals guiding economic and diplomatic policy.
Plants Grow Without Soil Discovery in California
Experiments in California show plants can thrive without soil using chemicals in water to replace soil components. The method suggests hydroponic growth may support crop production in controlled environments.
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