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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1927
Page
7
A fragment from newspapers cites a Louisville Times remark about women preferring dogs to men with a Detroit News note on debt and memory. A Knoxville Sentinel quote praises a driver who yields the road.
A county resident mixed groceries and dry goods with another man’s car on Frederick plaza Saturday night. The rightful owner may recover the merchandise at police headquarters if he acts quickly before spoilage occurs.
Special Commissioner Herbert S. Larrick will offer at public auction at Winchester Virginia in front of the County Court House a brick residence on Virginia Avenue with eight rooms two baths basement and porches plus five vacant lots on Virginia Avenue. Terms: one third cash and the balance in two annual payments with bonds deed of trust and insurance. Notice certified by Corinne Barnett Deputy Clerk. Adjourned to June 9 1927.
A reflective remark praises growing self mastery and purposefulness from resisting lower impulses. It notes paragraphers endure long work and rarely blame others, though occasional credit mis attribution is mentioned with a wry humor.
Frederick County Virginia court orders master commissioner Warren Rice to report on Samuel M. Chiles real estate, liens, and trust conveyance to Herbert S. Larrick. Notices publish weekly in Winchester for four weeks. Hearing set for June 22, 1927 at 22 Rouss Avenue.
Public auction to sell 690 North Market or Cameron Street in Winchester Virginia deeded property. Arthur W Russell failed to pay debt. sale at noon in front of County Courthouse. Terms: one third cash. balance in two equal yearly installments at 6 percent interest. Held by James P Reardon trustee under a 1922 deed of trust. May 1927.
A quote from Albert E. Wiggam urges removing old grudges to foster harmony. It emphasizes bright people showing tolerance and patience toward slower peers and encourages fair self comparison with others.
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