Garvin Farm Property to Be Sold at Public Auction
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester executor for the late C N Garvin offers five separate tracts totaling 185 acres in Frederick County Virginia and adjoining areas for sale at his residence in Virginia one o'clock Wednesday June 18 1924. The package includes timber pasture and woodland with several dwellings barns and outbuildings. Terms: one third cash on sale day and two equal bonds due in one and two years bearing six percent interest. Auctioneers Roy P Duval and C I Bru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Garvin
Frederick County
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of
Winchester
Frederick
State of
Hampshire County
West Virginia
C N. Garvin
F. J.line
Garvin
Bowling Green Farm
L. S. Johnson
Wood
Simeon Ward
David Garvin
William Selden
Bowling Green
Selden
Capper
M. Capper
James A. Anderson
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Red Cross Reports Splendid May Work City Chapter
The May meeting of the city Red Cross executive committee praised the month's work. Fifty-nine nursing visits occurred, 299 total visits including home care and doctor trips, and 18 civilian families sought assistance. Eight veterans were sent for physical exams, one hospitalized, one placed in a soldier's home.
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Red Cross
Washington
Higgins
H. Fuller
District Nurses Association
Stricken Man Identified as Charles Wilson Miller Near Baker
A 64 year old man found stricken in a road near Baker West Virginia is believed to be Charles Wilson Miller. He has blue eyes black hair gray mustache and is about 10 inches tall but weighs 166 pounds. He cannot speak clearly and may have suffered a paralysis affecting the left side. He lists wife Mary A Miller and sons Bean George and Sam, brother Jim near Romney and sister Stella Miller. He is near Baker awaiting identification.
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B. A. Hawse
Baker
W. Va
Charles Wilson Miller
Mary A. Miller
Bean
George
Sam
Jim Miller
Romney
West Va
Stella Miller
Delinquent Auto Owners Targeted for City Licenses
Police warn jitney drivers and auto owners who missed their 1924 city license tags due May 1. Fines imposed for delinquency and warrants will be issued.
Healthy Women, Happy Homes Declares Herbal Remedy Cure
An ad argues that women’s ailments harm home happiness and mood. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe, plant based tonic to restore health and harmony, advising against stimulants or narcotics.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Sellers
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