Four City Houses and Lots For Sale in Winchester
Public auction scheduled for Saturday June 10 1916 at the County Court House Winchester Virginia following a decree in Barrett vs Bar t. Four lots front Kent Street Water Street and Baker Street with brick and frame houses offered with specific dimensions and two thirds bond payment terms. Commissioner J Hunter Williams and attorney Gray Williams oversee the sale for Lucy Barrett estate.
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Corporation Court of
Winchester
Virginia
R. Barrett
Albert Bart
County Court House
Winster
Uate
Rginia
Lucy Barrett
Dorn Street
Baptist Church
Hunter Grim
William Hollis
Bath
Brett
Kent Street
Water Street
Sharpeet
First Rand
Aley
Water
North Mt
Baker Streets
Baker Street
J. Hunter “Williams
Ink
Gray Williams
J. B. Beverley
Hunter
A ee ry and wanted 1i brings results
A fragmentary line notes someone called A ee ry seeking outcomes, with hints of results or success. The garbled text provides no clear names, places, or dates to confirm specifics.
Trustee's Sale of Frederick County Land 18 Acres
By virtue of a deed of trust dated April 20 1915 the undersigned will offer for sale at public auction in front of the Court House Winchester Virginia at 12 oclock on Saturday June 17 1916 that 18 acre tract woodland included owned by the late Nelson Ashton situated about 2 miles east from Gainesboro along the road from North Frederick Grade to Bethel Church joining lands of John Lauck and others The sale is to be cash M M Lynch Trustee William M Bowen Auctioneer May 15 1941
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Nelson Ashton
Frederick County
Bethel’ Church
John Lauck
CEPR
Cccee Oon
M. M. Lynch
Wm. M. Bowen
Dr Duttons Sister in Critical Condition
Dr B B Dutton of Win attended his sister Miss Dutton at their Middlesex home Saturday evening as her illness grew grave with little hope of recovery. Friends here express sympathy for the physician and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Dutton
Win
Middlesex
Laude Kline Captures Eagle West of Winchester
Claude Kline of the E. J. Evans farm north of Winchester captured agray eagle after it fought back when shot. The seven foot wing span creature is now on display.
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Laude Kline
Claude Kline
E. J. Evans
Winchester
Kline
Harmer Mrs Stanley in Washington D C for mother illness
Mrs Stanley E Harmer has been in Washington D C for several days due to the illness of her mother Mrs Nannie Fry at her home there Her mother’s condition grew serious a few days ago and Mrs Fry has been ill for some time.
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Stanley E. Harmer
Washington, D. C
Nannie Fry
Fry
Move to Martinsburg by Drummonds
Mr and Mrs Lawrence G Drummond left this morning for Martinsburg West Virginia where they will make their future home. Drummond formerly worked with the Virginia Woolen Company in this city and has been employed in a Martinsburg mill for some time.
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Lawrence G. Drummond
Martinsburg
W. Va
Drummond
Virginia Woolen Company
M Cormicks Visit Arrive in Winchester Tonight
Mr and Mrs Foxhall Parker McCormick will arrive in Winchester this evening and stay for several weeks at the home of his sisters at 19 North Washington Street. Mr McCormick is vice president of Parker-Washington Company contractors and has long operated in the western business arena.
Home Grown Corn Seed Outperforms Imported Varieties
Kansas State Agricultural College and cooperative tests show home grown acclimated corn seed yields better than imported seed when moved to less favorable soils. Local adaptation and long term variety selection give superior results on eastern glacial soils and in similar environments, per the Kansas Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State
Agricultural College and Co-Operative
Kansas
Iowa
Railroad Freight Gondola Jumps Frog in Winchester Yards
A Baltimore and Ohio freight train No. 72 northbound from Strasburg Va derailed on a siding near Glaize and Brother lumber plant. A heavily loaded gondola sank its rear truck into rotten ties eight to fourteen inches, delaying the Shenandoah Special and a passenger train until yard jacks could be sent from Strasburg Junction to lift and reposition the car.
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Baltimore and,Ohio
Strasburg Junction
Winchester Yards
Glaize and Brother
Glaize
Farmers Targeted As Rail Wage Strikes Stir Public Opinion
Rail unions campaign to recruit farmers by arguing high rail wages and long hours are justifiable. They cite brakemen to engineers earnings from 75 to 250 dollars monthly and warn a national strike could cripple shipments, harming farmers who rely on rail transport for crops and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ee
South
No Appetite and Little Sleep Promise Health Return
Winchester readers are urged to try Vinci with a money back guarantee if health is not restored. Endorsing letters claim improved appetite, sleep, color, and strength after three weeks, alongside a contrast with cod liver oil and emu oil products. Geo. F. Miller's Sons in Winchester, Virginia, promote the remedy.
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Winchester
Ned
Vinci
Catherine Hoar
West Chester
N. Y
Geo. F. Miller’s Sons
N. Main St
Public interest drives arbitration over railway disputes
Editorial argues the public has a decisive role in railway labor conflicts and warns that refusal of arbitration by brotherhoods would force government to uphold highways for commerce, even if conservative forces resist. The piece stresses national duty to keep transport routes open for trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhoods
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Freight Trains and Safety Gains Shift Railroad Accidents
Large new locomotives and heavy trains, opposed by freight trainmen seeking big wage hikes, appear to reduce accidents to railroad workers. Killed in service fell from 620 in 1911 to 452 in 1934 while injured rose from 6601 to 48223, signaling safety improvements overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wazes
Confederate Reunion Begins Tomorrow
Thousands of gray-clad Civil War veterans arrive in Birmingham for the twenty sixth annual Confederate reunion. Generals Bennet H. Young and W. E. Mickie lead the event with supporters arriving by special trains from across the South and many social sponsors joining the gathering.
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Birmingham
Ala
Confederacy
Bennet H. Young
Louisville
United, Confederate Veterans
W. E. Mickie
New Orleans
South
Market prices and local notices from the day
The column lists daily market prices for farm products including corn hay potatoes butter eggs and live poultry. It notes spot and May corn prices and various livestock values and reports Mr Glen A. Ryan departing for a business trip through Maryland and West Virginia after a stay at his home.
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Ccce
Glen A. Ryan
Maryland
West Virginia
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Ken Ie
Grove Bros. Department Store
Union Bank of Winchester
Jas
B. Russell
John Thwaite
Lee R. Grim
Cashier
J.B. Beverley
Corporation
Court
City of
Dma
Land
DR. P Duttons
Lii
Mrs Fry
M'Cormicks
Arenes
Glacier National Parc
B.A. Nober
St. Paul, Minn
Tai
Baltimore
Rmearby
Fansy Creamery
Choice Creamery
Ryan & Orndoff
Connecticut
Goodyear
Selectric Sereivan
United States
Ramsburg Auto Supply
Boyd P. Newein
Bell
Water St
Footer
Panama
Cumberland
A. Heller & CO
ARS
ROUSS
Office
Garace
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