Estate of Margaret A Noakes in Winchester chancery decree
A chancery order in Winchester Virginia appoints a commissioner to inventory and value the estate of Margaret A Noakes who died seized and to report heirs and interests. The commissioner is to convene creditors and publish four weekly notices to locate parties in interest. The case references Mary and Stine et al and other linked parties.
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Margaret A. Noakes
Exor
Corder
Mary & Stine
Chancers Court
A. Noakes
Eich
Issioner
Margaret
Winchester
Emer
Als
Slaarther
T. R. Cather
George Kremer, Jr
George Kreavénean
Ateorge Kremer, Jr
Virginia
Wenstonde
La Follette Sugar Stock Controversy Sparks Senate Reply
A fragmentary report from GTON on Oct 28 notes Tattacks by Senator La Follette over a sugar introversy. Smoot of Utah replies to sell shares of the Sugar Company, mentioning 440 shares in question.
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GTON
Utapi
Cabinet Opposes Publishing Tax Returns
At a cabinet meeting Attorney General Stone announced broad agreement against publishing income tax returns, signaling such publication would violate the law. He noted colleagues concur and a formal statement would follow, aligning with Secretary Mellon who had previously argued publication illegal.
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Associated Press
Washington
Cabinet Today
Stone
Cabinet
Mellon
Attorney General
Whiting Family Member Dies in North Carolina
Lawrence Whiting of the old Whiting family from Clay County Virginia died yesterday at his Goldsboro North Carolina home where he had lived for years. Relatives and friends in Clarke County received the news of his death. Funeral arrangements had not been completed.
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Lawrence Whiting
Whiting
Clay Counity
Goldsboro
N. C
Herbery Whiting
Clarke Equity
Salvation Meeting Promised at Court House Auditorium
Tomorrow evening the Court House Auditorium hosts a Salvation meeting led by Adjutant RB Holt, general secretary of the Potomac division in Washington. Commandant Mars invites all to attend with a musical service assisted by several performers from nearby areas, and a large tent is promised for music lovers.
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Court House
Mars
Holt
Potomac Division
Washington
Fiery Harry Percy Named For Fiery Temper
Harry Percy son of the first Earl of Northumberland gained the epithet Hot Spit for his temper He rebelled against Henry I and perished in the Battle of Shrewsbury.
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Harry Percy
Earl of Northumberland
Henry I
Shrewsbury
Suit in Frederick Court Seeks Refund Overland Claim
The Clerk’s Office notes a 1924 chancery case where Russell C. Stickley sues A Hammack et al to recover 729.03 dollars plus interest from January 4 1920 for land shortage of 138 1/2 acres. Defendants Hammond Crowell Estep Ivig 4 step Florence Blythe Ruth stepy Cora Bly Maud Cuppett and Jos A Hammack are nonresidents of Virginia and must appear within days after due publication. notice to be published weekly in the Winchester Star and posted at the courthouse door before September 29 1924.
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Hoe
Circuit Court
County of Frederick
Russell C. Stickley
A. Hammack
Bert. M. Ward
Special’ Commission
J.hammond
Crowell Estep
Ivig
Florence Blythe
Ruth
Stepy
Cora Bly
Maud Cuppett
Jos. A. Hammack
Virginia
Star
Winchester
Brannon
Local Rubber Co President Shot Dead in Newark
L K Rittenhouse president of Rittenhouse Rubber Company was shot during a confrontation as he left his Newark home to mail a letter. He died in hospital. Edward Drew, 19, is jailed on murder charges after being found hiding near the residence.
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Orange
N. J
Lewis
GOP Contributions Rise in Campaign Fund Report
The Republican makeup committee reported to the Senate campaign committee that it had spent 491 20 a total of 628,589 by October 120 for the Peoria Octpha pany, with increases noted in contributions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Makati
Senate
Peoria
Expression origins and early Canadian clock factory
The passage notes the unusual phrase never and its unclear origin with usage dating to the sixteenth century. It then mentions Canada’s first clock factory at Cote des Neiges near Montreal, powered by a small stream at Mount Royal’s western base, with proprietors J. and We Pwiss.
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Canada
Cote Des Neiges
Montreal
Mount Royal
Large Hawk Near This City Reported Killed
A resident, Whitacre, said a large hawk near the Valley Pike was killed and described it as a powerful bird able to carry small animals. The report notes historical references to Byzantium and ancient trade, plus scattered mentions of training and school programs from the 1800s.
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Rey Whitacre
Einga
Aegeen
Whitacre
Amusing Mistake Signs from Tokyo Baker Elicit Laughter
A Japanese baker in Tokyo displays an English sign read as A Kashm ary Biggest Legferip Tokyo. The error shows the humor in nonnative English inscriptions aimed at attracting foreign customers.
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Tokyo
Kashmary
Fragmentary note on Mercury staff and mythic wand
A garbled 存 fragment discusses Mercury's wand, its depiction as a winged rod with serpents, and its magical powers. It mentions underground growth, European traffic, and curiosity about a peculiar plant condition, with references to Milton and a misread or corrupted text.
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Unite States
Mercury
Esas
Milton
Hardware clerk questions Yale keyhole demand in tact lack
A garbled note outlines a hardware shop scene where a clerk debates a customer request about a keyhole and Yale keys. The text hints at tact in handling a strange inquiry and a potential sale.
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Cal
Harvard
Yale
Floating Islands Currents In Western Asia Rivers
A garbled historical passage muses on river currents and floating islands amid western Asia. It contrasts undercut shores with immense tree roots binding islands, hinting at measurements of distance and change while reflecting on youth and emotion. The fragment ends with an advertising aside.
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Western Asia
Ioiles
Fragmentary Note on Plinihuaie Health Experiment in England
A garbled excerpt discusses an ancient health experiment in England and mentions the London Mail. It references a person fearing consequences and describes a tested use of a preparation for medical or hygienic purposes. The text is severely corrupted and lacks clear specifics.
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England
Fragmented letter hints at pain and prayer in Howard Lake
A damaged OCR of a personal note from Howard Lake Minnesota shows a patient describing pain and seeking relief. The text mentions an attempt at remedies and a desire for comfort from a higher power.
Banks Observe Legal Holiday On Election Day
The text notes banks in Winchester and Shenandoah Valley will close for a legal holiday on election day Tuesday in November. It mentions maturing dates and cashiers confirming holiday closure and next-day reopening.
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Gsig
Union Bank
Winchester
Shenandoah
Valley Lena ‘Bank
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