Winchester Plans Major Water and Sewer Improvements 1922
The Water and Sewer Committees outline extensive upgrades for Winchester Virginia, including new sewer extensions totaling about 6 060 feet, a disposal plant link, and a 72 720.20 dollar sewer modernization. A 108 758.50 dollar water plan adds a 2 000 000 gallon reservoir with room for 1 000 000 more, new pumping mains, and extended 6 and 8 inch lines to improve pressure and supply.
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Southwark Street
Valley Pike
Main Street
Hart Street
Southwark
Gerrard
Washington
Stewart
Palimati
New Reservoir
Minnor
Baltimore
Maryland
Winchester Water Improvement Recommendations Highlight Electrical Pumping
A letter from Norton Bird & Whitman to Winchester officials discusses upgrading water supply and sewerage. It endorses switching to electric pumps, expanding the Merryman Spring pumping capacity, and building a 2,000,000 gallon reservoir with future addition options. It also covers new sewer lines, Woolen Mills waste handling, and coordination with Dettra on plans to keep Winchester progressive.
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Hart Street
Main Street
Deics Nefeeka
Market Street
Low Weston Southwark
Reity
Merryman
Horbuehiy
Dettra
Winchester
Itaelf
Déttra
Norton, Bird & Whitman
Ezra’b. Whitmain
Winchester Bond Election Order for Water and Sewer Upgrade
City of Winchester Virginia orders an election on November 7 1922 to decide issuance of 2200000 dollars in bonds to enlarge and improve water supply and sewer system. Ordinance provides 30 year bonds at 4.75 percent with sinking fund and redeemable option. notice to publish and post at voting places.
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Winchester
Common Council
Virginia
City of
Corporation Court
FL. Glaze
Messrs
J. W. Rosenberger
W. A. Baker
C. P. McVicar
B. M. Knight
C. R. Anderson
W.A. Sale
W. Nelson Pagé
State of
End J. Prior
Wiiehoee
Thos. J. Trier
J. B. Beverley
Wwnchester
Adam Forney
Forfeiture hearing ordered in Ford automobile case Virginia
The Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia orders the Ford automobile seized on October 7 1922 in the Holmes Butler and D M Armel case to be condemned or set for forfeiture. The court directs posting at the county courthouse and publication in the Evening Star at least five days before the return date October 23 1922. The information was filed October 16 1922 by T Russell Cather Commonwealth's Attorney.
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Corporation Court of
Winchester
Virginia
Cherise
Circuit Court
Frederick County
T. Russell Cather
Commonwealth's
Luther Pannett
Said
Holmes Butler
D. M. Armel
Frederick
Evening Star
Corporation Court
Jas. H. Jones
Admr. c. T. Act
Etta Jones
Court Ofich
Edward Jones
Lawe
Jones
Enis Jones
W. R. Jones
Adam Forney
Ellis
W.R. Degease
Direction of
Sail
HnerBy
Andy
Forwarding export fruit service and wallpaper ads
Foreign brokers announce a special department for forwarding export fruit and advertise trial service. Farmers are urged to sell and write Run Le & C Meany in Woodstock. Latest wallpaper patterns offered by Thomas & Messer Company at 19 cents, window shades from 49 cents.
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Stone St
New York
ING
Up. Thomas & Messer Company
W. Balto
Baltimore
For Sale Mogul coal oil engine on steel truck
One S. H. Co. 10 hp coal oil engine Mogul mounted on steel truck. Thoroughly equipped, run less than 60 days. Can be seen in operation on my farm. Will sell on desirable terms, very reasonable. R. S. Bryarly, White Post, Va. 25-61.
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S. H. Co
Bryarly
White Post
Curious Clippings and Odd Exchanges in a Busy Office
A fragmentary passage teases a mystery man called j baty Importapt loolguy as a pretended prosperity promoter. A hotel owner dismisses a stranger who tries to cash a check while Mary and her cubs ponder growing up. The editor recalls soothing an irate subscriber with a heavy paper weight gesture.
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Willvye
Chigle Clution
Up Against It with a Doleful Artist
A visiting artist presses Smith to broaden his studies and sell landscapes by trying the nude, but Smith fears his suit will not endure much more wear as he stands on the verge of changing his approach.
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Smith
Senator Sorghum Discusses Prospective Bill In Senate
The passage recalls Senator Sorghum's remark about a new bill and its uncertain fate. A motor cop’s musings and a joke about a marriage proposal are noted, along with a quip about a woman in debt over a car and fuel costs.
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Sweet Hortense
Not Worthy to Be Mentioned Memoir Moment
A domestic dialogue depicts a startled wife assuring her husband she writes memoirs with no reference to him and he enters unexpectedly, creating a brief domestic vignette. The exchange emphasizes privacy and reassurance in a domestic setting.
Roundabout Language and Odd Exchanges in Local Talk
A jumble of dialogue snippets shows characters debating careers, plumbing woes, cooking, marriage, and love. The pieces portray humor and social quirks as they tease marital and workplace tales in short, wry exchanges.
Too Busy to Grumble in London Answers Dialog
A quick London dialogue shows two businessmen commenting on a hustling manager. One notes the manager is too busy to grumble, while the other agrees and appreciates the effort.
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Meg
London
Norfolk and Western TM Schedule Effect April 30 1922
Train timetable excerpt noting connections from Berryville to Bristol and Shenandoah with Pullman sleeper services to Philadelphia and Roanoke. Mentions parlor car service, Memphis connection, and general reservation contacts H. Ion, Berryville Va, and W. Saunders, Roanoke.
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Berryville
Bristol
Pullmay Ollér
Smcarbatan
Williamson Em
N. C
Wanka
Iin
Tie’ New Om
Shenandoah Witenes
Ono
Agersta
Pullman
Philadelphia
Royal Water Supply Project Sealed Bids Sought
Royal Va mayor and council invite sealed proposals for constructing two water lines. bids due 12 oclock November 1922. requires $100 certified check. plans from City Engineer P. Richey. $10 deposit for plans refundable with return of drawings. council reserves right to reject any bids.
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Royal
Font Royal
Front Royal
E.S. West Recorder
Front’ Royal
Ts. P
Richey
Ront Roy
Prontroyal
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