Auction of 18 Acre Nelson Ashton Land in Frederick VA
By deed of trust from Nelson Ashton dated April 20 1915 the Frederick county land records note 18 acres with woodland. The sale takes place in Winchester Virginia in front of the Court House at 12 oclock on Saturday June 17 1916. Trustee M M Lynch and auctioneer Wm M Bowen list the property along the road from North Frederick Grade toward Bethel Church near John Lauck lands.
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Nelson Ashton
Frederick County
Court House
Winchester
Gainesboro
North Frederick Grade
Bethel Church
John Lauck
TIS Tax Ncnne One Ee
M. M. Lynch
Wm. M. Bowen
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Frederick County Virginia
A deed of trust dated January 21, 1911 from C M Fletcher and wife, recorded in Frederick Virginia, authorizes trustee Harry R Kern to sell at public auction in front of the County Court House in Winchester at 11 a m on Monday June 5 1916. The tract lies about 1 ¼ miles east of Kernstown in Frederick County containing 23 acres with three roads, conveyed to M Fleher by William H Galliday January 24 1911. Terms: one half cash day of sale, balance in one year with six percent interest, secured by deed of trust.
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C. M. Fletcher
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
County Court House
Winchester
Kernstown
William H. Galliday
M. Fleher
Harry R. Kern
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Ad Slogan
A promotional old advertisement urges readers to cut out a slip and mail it with 5 cents to Foley & Co. in Chicago Minnesota. It promises a trial package including Fol ey's Honey and Tar Compound for throat and chest coughs kidneys and bowels for sale nationwide.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Mis
Foley
An Atlanta Medical Ad Promises Blood Purity Help
An advertisement touts 8.0 8. 8. will cleanse blood and restore health. It claims natural cleansing, tissue rebuilding, and relief with a bottle of 8. S. 8S. The Medical Department offers free advice and consultation from Room 73, Any, Atlanta, Georgia.
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Medical Department
ANY
Atlanta
Georgia
Hartley and White Wed In Frederick County Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Bessie May White to Henry C. Hartley. The ceremony was performed May 26 by Rev. E W Brubaker at his North Main Street home. The couple are from prominent local families and have many friends in the area.
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Iss Bessie May White
Henry C. Hartley
Salé&Stantial
Armel
Frederick County
Joseph White
John Harley
E. W. Brubaker
Methodist Episscopal Church
South
Prices of Meat Still Going Up
Prices paid producers for meat animals continued to rise from April 15 to May 15 with a seventeen percent increase. Compared with last year May 15 prices were 17.4 percent higher and 18.3 percent higher than the six year average. Hogs averaged 8.37 dollars per 100 pounds up 1.60. beef cattle 6.73 dollars up .60. sheep 6.66 dollars up 1.08.
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Washington
Let Out The Check Rein Or Be Fiened
A horse suffers neck and mouth discomfort from tight check reins. The owner should ease restraint to keep the horse comfortable and healthy. Kind treatment prolongs life and value, proving the owner is kind. A member of the S. P. C. A. reflects concern for humane horse care.
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THE
Motored to Cumberland with Winchester visitors
Sheriff C R Pannett of Frederick county Virginia and William Keating and his son William Jr and Donald McFadden of Winchester were guests Sunday of Colonel and Mrs John Keating while motoring to Cumberland. Mr J E Johnston of Lynchburg is in town on business at Hotel Evans. Mr C B Harlee, recently in town with relatives, left this morning for Washington.
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C. R. Pannett
Frederick County
Virginia
Wiliam Keating
William, Jr
Donald McFadden
Winchester
John Keating
Cumberland (Md
J.E. Johnston
Lynchburg, Va
Evans
C.B. Harlee
Rebecca Byers
Washington
William R. Willis
South Market Street
Col Mosby Dead at Warrenton Ancestral Home
Col John S Mosby dies at his Warrenton Virginia home after a storied Civil War career leading Mosby’s Partisan Rangers and captivating Federal forces. He later lectured authored works and served as consul at Hongkong. Funeral services set for Thursday with Mosby’s former command as pallbearers.
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Powhatan County
University of Virginia
Bristol
J. E. B. Stuart
McClellan
Chickahominy
Richmond
Mosby
Moerby
General Stoughton
Fairfax Courthouse
Washington
Stoughton
Culpeper
Grant
Virginia
Hongkong
United States
Potomac
Warrenton
Warrenton, Va
Colonel Mosby
Foley Kidney Pills Promoted For Health Benefits
Advertisement notes spring fatigue and general aches as signs of kidney trouble and promotes Foley Kidney Pills as prompt health aids. Mentions sales across venues and names Mrs. Paul S. Slaven of Monterey Virginia and Miss Lillie Warwick of Winchester visiting Misses Keller on North Loudoun Street.
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Paul S. Slaven
Monterey, Va
Lillie Warwick
Winchester
Misses Keller
North
Loudoun Street
Four City Houses and Lots for Sale in Winchester
Public auction in Winchester Virginia on Saturday June 10 1916 offers four properties formerly of Lucy Barrett. Properties include a Loudoun street corner lot with a two story residence, Kent Street lots with a frame house and a stone brick house, and a North Kent Baker street corner property with two brick houses. Terms require one third cash day of sale and two bonds for balance with interest at six percent. Special Commissioner J Hunter Williams notes bond and sale decree compliance.
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Winchester
Virginia
Lucy Barrett Dier
Loudoun Street
Baptist Churchilley
Hunter Grim
William Hollis
Barrett
North
Kent
Baker Streets
Kent Street
Baker Street
J. Hunter Williams
R. Gray Williams
I. J. B. Beverley
Corporation Court
Tr. Hunter Williams
Lucy Barrett
East Lane
Piccadilly Street
J. M. Steck
James P. Reardon
Robert T. Barton, JR
P. Duyvai
Ice Cream Sickness Hits Town With Wide Outbreak
A town reported 66 to 70 people falling ill after eating ice cream. Doctors treated about 30 cases from a suspected tainted supply as rumors spread. Officials found no deaths and work to determine the infection source continues.
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Ain
Noted Newspaper Woman Is No More
Helena McCarthy longtime Washington society editor died at her residence after a long illness. She served forty years in journalism and over twenty seven years as society editor for the Washington Evening and Sunday Star. She covered inaugural balls from Trant’s to Wilson’s presidency and held notable assignments including an interview with Pope Leo and reporting on Queen Victoria’s jubilee events for the London Times.
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Helena McCarthy
Washington Evening
United States
McCarthy
Trant
Wilson
Leo
Vatican
Rome
Queen Victoria
London Times
Raspberry Crop Outlook Runs High Across Regions
Farmers report a likely record raspberry harvest this year with berries widely distributed in the area. The peach, pear, and sweet cherry crops are expected light, while sour cherries appear heavily fruited and should yield a large crop annually.
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Etta
Annie Grim
C. R. Grubbs
New Junk Shop
Baker St
Baker Str
J. T. Fisher
H. Schindler
Bell
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
S. A. Jordan
Brunswick
Baltimore & Ohio Free Labor Bureau
Camden St
Baltimore
Cal-Sino
Brill & Bitter
Rdileberger & Pickey
Strasburg
Henry Hartley
Miss. White
Cumberland
Col
John S. Mosby
Blakely Mosby
Charles W. Russell
Shenandoah Valley
Corporation Court of Theity of Winchest
David R. Barrett
Albert
J. B. Beverley
City of
South Main Street
Joe Patton
Chichester S Piles
Haughists
Capon Springs
Lithia
E. S. Fletcher
W. Va
C. W. Rogers
Util NY
Palm Beach
Grove Bros. Department Store
Union Bank of Winchester
H. R. Willis
N. Market St
S. H. Leake
Susie. Leake
R. C. Lee
Wardensville
Messrs
John Ward
Mayo P. Frye
Capon Bridge
Hotel Jack
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