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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1921
Page
4
The notice lists mail subscription options one year four dollars six months two dollars three months one dollar and directs communications to The Evening Star Publishing Company dated Tuesday September 6 1921.
A humorous poem in which the speaker recalls past debt troubles and bailiffs. He now resolves to pay bills promptly and greet creditors without fear, contrasting former anxiety with present responsibility. Copyright.
Mrs Edith A and daughter Pauline return to Morgantown after weeks with friends in the area. Mrs Sarah Hudson of Martinsburg visits her sister Mrs A V Hudson. Miss Blanche Yeakley calls on friends in the village. Mr and Mrs W A Orndorff entertain friends Thursday evening. Mrs Grover Schinck of Appleridge calls on friends here Friday.
Loving remembrance from his children and grandchildren. He parted from us long year missed his sweet gentle face still and cold father loved him best taken to his heavenly home.
AP dispatches from Quito indicate reports of a sweeping union movement in Bogota led by Liberal factions. The note claims revolutionaries have captured political figures and threatens the government of President Laurea Herrera and rival Pedro after a failed bid for the presidency.
A Richmond dated 1921 communication to local doctors argues for keeping Virginia dental education tied to a strong dental school and medical partnership in Richmond rather than splitting dentistry to Charlottesville. It warns that separating would raise costs and diminish dental training quality, urging doctors to inform legislators about dentistry's future in Virginia.
By decree in the Mary W. Stouffer versus Ann F. Ritter case, a public auction will be held at the Winchester Virginia courthouse on Saturday September 24 1821 at 12 60 o clock M of a home near Greenwood Church. The property includes two tracts totaling seven acres with a five room house and improvements and a second unimproved two acre tract. Terms: one third cash on sale day, balance in two equal notes due in one and two years, secured by deed of trust and insurance on the buildings. Special Commissioner Duvall Dunn Auctioneers. Bond with approved security noted in the decree.
A reader from Kenosha Wisconsin recounts severe health issues including irregularities and backache. After six weeks in bed she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and improved quickly, with a doctor advising to continue the remedy. The ad urges others to treat female ailments with the product.
Special Commissioners will sell at public auction in Winchester Va on September 10 1921 at 11 AM the tract of land in Shawnee District Frederick County on Front Royal Pike one mile southeast of Winchester containing about 225 acres with dwelling tenant houses outbuildings and an orchard of fifty acres. Terms one third cash and balance in two annual installments or all cash. Auctioneer Roy P Duvall. Clerk I C C Brannon certify bond of $20000.
The first frost of the season, a light one, was reported in the lowlands around O Neill Nebraska last night. The official low temperature for the night dropped to 40 degrees.
A vintage ad style note highlights lumber costs and how current prices offer savings. It invites Homebuilders to visit and have house plans and material costs figured, promising big savings by acting now. The message references President Harding's era normalcy theme and urges immediate construction planning.
For sale summaries include a six room dwelling on Main street priced at 1500 dollars. A 53 acre limestone farm on the pike advertised as a bargain. An 110 acre farm near White Hall with a special selling reason. Haddox Terrace lots priced at 6502150 feet and 250 dollars on easy terms. Hoorn & Company handles these notices.
Timetable No 1 shows trains on the Winchester and Western line effective July 6 with daily operation except Sunday. Listed times include morning departures from 7:15 to 9:48 with arrival at Crest W. and W. Junction at 9:55.
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