Probate Of Frances E Newman Will Sets Bequest And Shares
The will of Frances E Newman, who died recently, is admitted to probate. She provides a double monument plan and leaves 50 to William Newman. The residue is split equally among Richard Edward Thompson, Robert Newman, and Francis Ellisworth Turner and Rodman Luggain Turner. M M Lynch is named executor with authority to convert the estate to cash after posting a 1600 bond. A codicil dated May 9 1924 leaves 200 to Laura Virginia Turner for kindness.
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Frances E. Newman
Corporation Court
William Newman
Richard Edward Thompson
Robert Newman
Francis Ellisworth Turner
Rodman Luggain ‘Turner
M. M.“Lynch
Laura Virginia Turner
Ely's Cream Balm Defeats Catarrh and Head Congestion
If your nostrils are clogged and your head is stuffed this antiseptic cream promises instant relief. Apply a small amount into the nose to soothe and heal swollen mucous membranes, clear the nose, and restore easy breathing. A simple, soothing remedy from drug stores.
Virginia apples push for standard packing and federal inspection
Virginia growers led by Senator Byrd seek unified standard pack for apples through state and federal inspection. Officials from the Virginia Marketing Bureau and Federal Inspection Bureau discussed joint inspection at pack time to boost buyer trust. A state society plan backs organizing a standardized packing system across the Virginia apple belt to regain market competitiveness.
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South
Virginia
Frederick County
Byrd Qeen
Frederick County Fruit Growers Association, Co
Winchester
Berryville
Timille
Virginia State Bureau of Markets
U. S
Byrd
DeGrange
Frederick County Association
Northwest
Washington State
J. H. Meek
Virginia Marketing Bureau
H. W. Sampton
Inspection Bureau
Sampson
Horticultural Society
State Horticultural Society
Vance
State Society
E. D. Ninniger
Bonanoke
E. M Wayland
Crozet
Old Dominion
Oregon
Idaho
Moonshine Jug Found in Sand by Opequon Creek
A gallon jug of moonshine liquor was found protruding from sand at the Opequon Creek banks near Sulphur Spring bridge when the creek bottom dried. The finder disposed of its contents, with neighbors willing to drink some. Local residents urge indictment of the lawless Opequon for transporting and possessing illegal liquor.
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Opequon Creek
Finder
Jefferson County
Real estate deeds admitted to record in county clerk office
Conveyances of county real estate admitted to record include a deed from W. S. Herrell et al to J. M. Boone for Valley Pike lots at $500 or less, John W. Bageant heirs to K E Luttrell for two tracts totaling 151 acres in Gainesboro district at $2,500, a contract of sale from J. W. Baker to H. W. and L. I. Miller for a Martinsburg Pike tract at $1,150, and Ww. H. Herrell et al to James Amick for a Hillcrest lot at $160.
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Herrell Et Als
J. M. Boone
Valley Pike
John W. Bageant
KE. N. Luttrell
Gainesboro
J. W. Baker
H. W
L. I. Miller
Martinsburg Pike
Ww. H. Herrell
James Amick
Hillcrest
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