Public Sale of City Real Estate in Winchester May 22 1915
Public sale of valuable city real estate conducted by the commissioners in Winchester on Saturday May 22 1915 at 11 o clock in front of premises. Includes a dwelling house and store room on West Street in Monmouth Street area with specific parcel details. Terms require one third cash and balance in two equal installments secured by purchaser bonds and a deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
Winchester
Monmouth
Isle
Ineti
Agreon
Trustees' Sale of Desirable Frederick Co. Farm
Trustees offer the William Pannett Home Place in Frederick County at public auction in Winchester. The 154 acre limestone farm lies 4½ miles from Winchester between Welltown Road and Apple Pie Ridge, with 18 acres apple orchard and a nine room residence. One third cash day of sale, balance in two equal annual installments secured by deed of trust with two purchaser bonds. Auctioneered by Roy P. Duvall with M. M. Lynch and Warren Rice as trustees. 4-20-4wk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee Pannett
Winchester
Frederick County
Welltown Road
Apple Pie Ridge
R. T. Barton
Robert Chamrin
William Pannett
Desirable Main Street Property Offered for Sale in Winchester
Executor of Oscar Barr offers to sell at public auction a three story brick building at 160 North Main Street Winchester Virginia. The property formerly owned by Oscar Barr and now leased to T M Barr as a grocery. Sale set for May 29 1915 at noon in front of the courthouse. One third cash with balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and insurance. A G Swanson auctioneer. M M Lynch executor. 12 2w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Winchester
Virginia
North Main ‘Street
Oscar Barr
T. M. Barr
M. M. Lynch
A. G. Swanson
Valley Orchard Survives With Direct Carlot Sales
The Valley Orchard section discusses shifting markets for apples with direct carload sales to consumers in small towns. Michigan growers, led by BEC Myers, favor selling to retailers and consumers in one territory to secure better prices and expand markets, despite past variable years since 1893. The piece frames market survival as a Darwinian test of efficiency and foresight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orly
Bec Myers
South
Smuts Devastate Oats Causing Major Losses
A New Jersey state experiment station warns smuts are among the most injurious grain diseases. They attack oats at heading, destroying grain and chaff, forming a powdery black mass of fungal spores blown by wind. Annual U S losses reach about 20 million dollars with crop losses of ten percent or more common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey State Experiment ‘Station
New Jersey
Treatment of Wheat Disease by Hot Water Seed Treatment
A seed disinfecting method using Jensen hot water treatment to protect seed from disease. Steps include soaking grain at 63 to 72 F, two-stage immersion in 110–120 F then 126–129 F water for one and ten minutes, respectively, and drying. The process treats about one bushel per hour, with caution on seed source and field separation to prevent infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen
Vreeman and Johnson
Market quotes show wheat and corn steady in Baltimore
No. 2 red and May wheat closed in Baltimore at 1.50. Corn closed in the same market at 77 1 4 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
How Mrs Harrod Found Relief From Stomach Trouble
Mrs Linda Harrod of Fort Wayne Indiana reports years of stomach trouble with only temporary relief until trying Chamberlain s Tablets last spring. She bought them at a local drug store and gained immediate relief from heaviness after eating and stomach pains. Obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Harrod
Fort Wayne
Ind
Decree Refers Estate of Jesse Fries to Master Commissioner
Circuit Court decree appoints a Master Commissioner to assess real estate value liens taxes heirs and accounts of Jesse Fries deceased. Notice requires publication in a Winchester newspaper and attendance of interested parties on June 9, 1915, with adjournments if needed. Commissioner G C Miller directs proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence A. Glaize
Circuit Court of
Moaturity
Virginia
Jesse Fries
Martin
S. Glaire Llewellyn’ Jackson
Winschester
Winchester
J Fmes
The Oldest Handicraft Toy Industry in Ancient Egypt
The toy trade is ancient with dolls from Egypt on the Nile. The British Museum shows jointed dolls with mud bead hair and movable limbs. Tops and toy animals were favorites at an earlier era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Museum
Egypt
Nile
Reece
Your Parents Diplomas and the School of Experience
A reflective note on parental wisdom as real education, comparing 부모의 학력 to institutional diplomas and urging respect for lived experience as lifelong learning. The piece frames youth as a freshman in the school of experience learning from parents.
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John ML Serck
Harry Rdon
Corporation
M. Ward Reed
Preser
Bever Glork Corp
Frederick Co
Frederick Fa
Warren Rice
Trustees
Roy P. Duvall
Main ST
Onic
Catita
Miller's Drug Store
Liebacht
Fletcher
the Centaur Company
Valley Orchard
United States
Baltimore Grain Markets
Glaize
Llewellyn Jackso
Dec
G. C. Miller
Cen of
the Circuit Court of Frede. Co
W. M. M. LyNcu
P. Q
Berryville
Northing
Williamsport
Relief
Fairmont
J. W. Jenkins
Hillyard
Market St
Margaret Henahall
Water St
Carl Cather
W. Magruder
N. Braddock
Eta
Sid
We the Union of Winches
N. Main St
Wingerter & Jenkins
Geen House
Gerd
South Maitin Stree
R. Hack
Star Office
North Market Street
Piccadilly
W. L. Kuhn
Chichester
Orlugists
Galicia
Halicz
Asia Minor
Spain
Carpathian Mountains
Carpathian Sea
Mediterranean
Rhodes
Carpathus
Manchester Guardian
Ryan & Orndoff
Harry L. Livick
Ph. G
North Main Street
Livick
S. L. Laren
E. Water St
Frederick W. Quantz
Col
Valley Ave
Strathmore
Strathmore Orchard CO
R. A. Denny
The
Pioneer Jeweler of the
Buffalo
N. Y
Hamilton
Gan
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