Public Sale of a Valuable Limestone Farm in Berryville
Executor offers for sale at public auction in front of Berryville courthouse Virginia on October 20 1917 a 203 acre limestone farm owned by Tate Jacob H Rinker. The property lies near Charles Town Road one mile from Wadesville and seven miles from Berryville with 113 acre tract including buildings and 90 acre tract unimproved. Terms: one third cash with balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and bond. possession March 1918. crops reserved and landlord and tenant shares defined.
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Berryville
Virginia
Tate
Jacob H. Rinker
Charles Town Road
Wadesville
John M. Shpaw
Jacob H. Kinker
Sage and Sulphur Compound: A Aged Recipe Revisited
The article recalls the old Sage Tea and Sulphur mix once used to darken gray hair and notes the modern ready to useWyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores for about 50 cents a bottle. It claims the product darkens hair and adds lustre without obvious signs of application and denies disease treatment.
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Wyeth
For Sale: Double stone and frame house on South Kent St
By order of the Court I have for sale a double stone and frame house on South Kent St. of which Mrs Lucy Barrett died possessed. Easy terms to a responsible buyer. This property rents well and is a very desirable investment. J Hunter Williams Special Commissioner 6 4 1f Worth their weight in gold.
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South Kent St
Lucy Barrett
J. Hunter Williams
Big Orchard Deal In Berkeley County
A major Berkeley county orchard deal was completed in Martinsburg when Congressman George M. Bowers his son Stephen Bowers and attorneys Wilbur H. Thomas and C Henshaw bought the Federal Hill orchard near Tabler’s Station. The 242 acre tract holds 27000 apple trees, ten to seven years old, at about 207 dollars per acre or roughly two dollars per tree.
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Berkeley County
Martinsburg
George M. Bowers
Stephen Bowers
Wilbur H. Thomas
C. Henshaw
Harrison and Lord
Tabler’s Station
Federal Hill
John W. Stewart
Tablers Station
Big crowd at Hagerstown fair draws attendees from Winchester
Several hundred people from Winchester and nearby areas attended the Hagerstown fair today by automobile. The Cumberland Valley Railroad also carried a large crowd. The day was described as one of the big days at the fair with young couples observed among the throng.
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Winchester
Hagerstown Fair
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Has Anyone Seen continued notice of missing man Hottel
A wife in Lebanon Church Virginia reports her husband M L Hottel left home September 25 for Winchester to pick apples and has not been heard from since He is about five eight or nine inches tall with gray eyes and a sandy moustache aged 48 Any information should be sent to Mrs M L Hottel Route No 1 Bow 38 Lebanon Church Va
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M. L. Hottel
Winchester
Bow 38
Lebanon Church
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