Public sale of land timber tract in Frederick County Virginia
Special Commissioners of a Frederick circuit court decree will sell at auction on May 23 at 11 a.m. in Winchester Virginia a 170 acre parcel near Wardensville along the Winchester & Railroad. The tract includes a two dwelling house, barn, outbuildings and substantial white oak timber. One third cash with balance in equal installments with interest. the sale supports the dower allotment for Eliza Rosenber idow of Jacob H. Rosenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob H. Rosen- Heirs
Jacob H
Wardensville
Winchester & Railroad
Eliza Rosenberidow
Jacob H. Rosenberger
Frederick
Bert’ S
Larrick
API
Bert Se Larrick
Deysn
Public sale of farm and city lot in Winchester Va
A chancery sale will occur May 26 1923 at 11 o clock A M in Winchester Virginia. Two parcels are offered Lot A six point eight acres with a two story frame dwelling and Lot B a house and lot at 8 East Germain Street. Purchasers pay one third cash and the rest in two annual instalments with bonds and deed of trust to secure payment and insurance. Special Commissioner Herbert S Larrick trustee Robert T Barton. May 1 1923. 5-2-3 wks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Lee Lillard
Guardian
Herbert
Lartick
Admr
Als
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Herbert S. Larrick
Public Auction Of Frederick County Farm In Virginia
Notice of sale for Frederick County farm near Winchester Virginia to settle a deed of trust. Property includes 140 acres with a dwelling and barn, adjoining Cline and Stickley areas. Sale set for 2 noon Saturday the 16th 1923 in front of the County Court House. Bonds due in one and two years with semiannual interest. Trustee James P. Reardon and heirs listed. Probate decree references chancery proceedings and creditors advised to attend for settlement of the decedent Ellen Bradley estate.
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County
Virginia
Winchester
Canterbury
Cline
P. B. Stickley
Sermat
Als
Hahn
Eremiah
Amanda
Behrivneh
Ellen Brad-ley
W. Nealis
Chanar
Hllen Bradley
M. M. Ch
Elien Bradley
M. M. Lynch
Mchester
Public Sale of Real Estate in Frederick County
A trustee will sell two parcels at public auction on May 31 1928 at 11 00 AM on the premises. Parcel 1 is about a half acre with storehouse granary and barn near North Western grade ¼ mile from Back Creek. Parcel 2 covers 35 acres near Gore with bearing orchard of about 350 apple and peach trees. Terms: one-third cash sale day, balance in one and two years with interest secured by trust and insurance on buildings.
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Back Creek
Gore
Frederick County
Wm. E. Smith
R. A. McKee
Wm. Smith
Trustee's Sale of Valuable Realty in Frederick County Virginia
By deed of trust dated November 2 1915 and recorded in Deed Book 138 page 329 the trustee will offer at public auction in front of Winchester courthouse Virginia on Thursday May 31 1923 at 11 AM the sixty acre tract Northwestern Grade four miles west of Winchester adjoining Lupton Pingley and Cooper. Terms: one third cash day of sale and balance in two equal annual installments with 6 percent interest payable annually. deferred payments evidenced by purchaser bonds secured by deed of trust and fire insurance on improvements. Warren Rich Trustee.
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County
Winchester
Frederick County
Major P. Lillard
John H. C. Clayton
East Germain Street
P. Lillard
Ella L. Lillard
Harley B. Sell
Corporation Clerk’s
City of
James P. Reardon
Loren. Larrick
D. M. Morgan
C. B. Whitacre
Virginia
Lupton, Pingley and Cooper
Warren Rich
Wall Paper and Window Shades Offerings by Thomas & Messer
Latest patterns Wall Paper 10¢ a piece for 3 Gilt 124¢ apiece Window Shades 49¢ up Thomas and Messer Company 1401p W Balto St Baltimore Md
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Up. Thomas & Messer Company
W. Balto
St. Baltimore
Silver Tea at Scalby on May 24 by Christ Church Auxiliary
The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ Church Millwood will host a silver tea at Scalby the home of Mr and Mrs Henry B Gilpin on Thursday May 24 at 430 p m. The public can tour the gardens described as very lovely during the event.
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Christ Church, Millwood
Seven Scrub Chasers Promote Bull Upgrades
A Wisconsin College of Agriculture bulletin outlines seven steps to replace scrub bulls with purebred stock. Suggestions include selling scrub bulls for beef, exchanging for calf, holding a scrub bull sale at owners’ price, forming a bull club, and involving county staff to aid in substitutions.
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A. J. Cramer
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Better Sires Better Stock Campaign Aids WV Livestock
West Virginia shows heightened interest in stock improvement as 100 enrollment blanks were filed in one day from 12 counties. Owners committed to strictly purebred breeding under new state law requiring purity and registration for all sires and public service stock. violations carry fines or imprisonment.
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United States Department of Agriculture
West Virginia
Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
Local political candidate notices for Frederick and Winchester area
Announcements by Boyd R Richards Isaiah C Ror and H G Dehaven seek public office in Frederick county. Richards runs for House of Delegates with Democratic primary on August 7 1923. Ror declares candidacy for Commissioner of Revenue with deputy Lee Whitacre. Dehaven also seeks Commissioner of Revenue with deputy Harry W Hick.
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House of Delegates
Frederick County
Tll
Lee Nj Whitacre
Harry W. Hick
H. G. Dehaven
Acid Phosphate Boosts Manure Output
A report shows adding acid phosphate to manure often doubles production compared with manure alone. The method uses a daily handful per animal, reduces ammonia smell, and prevents nitrogen loss. Phosphoric acid is deemed non leaching and safe to apply as it leaves with the manure.
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Yeaders
Cutting Potatoes for Seed
Farmers hold varying views on seed potato cutting but many growers favor pieces weighing about two ounces the size of an egg. Larger seed pieces have shown higher vigor in roots and tops, leading to better stands and greater yields in successful practices.
Wool production by state in 1922 and leaders
United States Department of Agriculture reports show wool produced in all states in 1922 totaling 219 million pounds not including pulled wool. Wyoming led with 22.5 million pounds followed by Texas with 19.3 million pounds. 1921 totals were 225.5 million pounds.
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Union
United States Department of Agriculture
Wyoming
Texas
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Timber Land Es
Cc. C. Brannon
Clerk Circuit Court
Robert ‘T. Barton
J. B. Beverley
Corporation Court of
A.J. “Lavenner
McM Lynch
Campaign
Frederick and
Clarke Counties
Isaiah C. Ror
J.W. Arthur
Rouss Ave
A.H. Davies
Washington
Pall Mall Sts
Pall Mall
T. W. Harrison
Winchester, Va
States
Wiltons
Axminsters
Tapestry
W. C. Plundeke CO
America
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
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