Public sale of valuable city realty in Winchester
Trustees announce a public auction of the Barton Building at 9 and 13 West Water Street Winchester Va on Saturday October 7 at 10 a m due to default on deeds of trust. The three story brick property offers first floor rooms and upper flats with possession in 30 days terms one third cash and balance in two annual installments secured by trust deed and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Butler
Winchester
County
Dielock A. m
Rte
Foultry Men Advertise Concentrated Buttermilk Feed
Local Luray Virginia firm Luray Ice Company markets concentrated buttermilk feed as highly recommended for poultry. They invite quotes, prices, and recommendations for farmers and breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luray Ice Company
Luray, Va
For Sale Real Estate Listings in Winchester Virginia
For sale 10 limestone farms including 3 on Valley Pike and 1 within one mile of Winchester. 60 farms overall range 20 to 800 acres with several near town plus 3 timber tracts and several orchards. Houses and lots in suburbs, 14 town houses, prices from 1000 to 16000. 6 stores, 3 in town doing fine business. P Bailey & Co at Winchester Store, Winchester VA. 9 6 1 lm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Pike
Winchester
P, Bailey & Co
Calf Lost or Stolen From Vaite Use Farm
Notice reports a six month old red and white calf missing from premises. Description notes red and white coloring with Aly HK evabrows. request seeks recovery and contact from J Hapy Line or immediate neighbors. Occurred Tuesday morning September 5th in Vaite Use area.
Local Visit Notes From Brucetown Community
Brucetown Virginia residents and guests share social visits. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bailey and family from Philadelphia visit Mr. and Mrs. John Stayslette. Many locals and visitors traveled to nearby towns and returned with stories of weekends and vacations.
United Brethren Church Services Close Conference Year
Sunday school and Bible classes meet at 9.45 led by T. Hancher. Communion at 11. Voting People's service at 6.45 with preaching at 7.30. Official board to hold a short session after evening services. Last Sunday of conference year marks Rev. G. W. Stover’s final pastorate. Prayer meeting next Wednesday at 7.30 led by Miss Maud Hollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. 8. Hancher
Boardill
G. W. Stover
Maud Hollar
Three couples wed here by Rev Ballengee in August and September
The following couples were wed here by Rev. W. H. Ballengee. August 12 Joseph H. Holler of Mahoningtown Pennsylvania and Miss Mary Vivian Estep of Winchester. September 1 Willie Wardety Whit ley and Miss Iredda Isabella Johnson both of Berryville Virginia. September 6 Edgar William Settles and Miss Ethel Ardella Baker both of Winchester Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ballengee
Joseph H. Holler
Mahoningtown
Mary Vivian Estep
Winchester
Willie Wardety Whitley
Iredda Isabella Johnson
Berryville
Edgar William Settles
Ethel Ardella Baker
Loth
Stephens City Preaching Plan Amid Synod Absence
Due to the pastor attending Synod there will be no morning or evening preaching. Sunday school and Men’s Class meet at 9 30 with services at Stephens City led by Rev Walter Mitchell. After regular preaching a cremational ties tide service will be held. Moore and Miss Fawcett have returned from Honolulu for Y W C A work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Walter Mitchell
Mel Hi Misa Ae Pawcett
Mrav W.H Ballenger
Mon- Meithrestréery
Iss” Moore
Migs Fawcett
Honolulu
Marketing Hay Shipper Must Weigh Consignment And Direct Sales
Government bulletin explains two hay marketing methods: consignment to brokers and straight sales at specified prices. It notes market preferences by region, outlines essential terms, and stresses timely communication and written confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Bulletin
G. A. Coll
United Stat Department of Agriculture
New England
Timothy
Bulletin
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Beet Top Silage for Ewes
Beet top silage will increase milk flow of ewes at lambing time. It is best to slant feeding only about one pound per head daily to improve primacy to three pounds per day. The aidder may be cheese or ferries if this caution is not observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Carload of Negroes Shot At near Winchester
A blue car filled with six to eight Negro men shot at Stuart Whetzell's garage near Clearbrook while pursuing a touring party from Saginaw Michigan. Whetzell was hit in the leg. Mrs Jeffries and others narrowly escaped harm as the occupants fled toward Martinsburg seeking repairs. Police tracked the incident to a damaged Hudson car with red wheels seen at the Winchester fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pannett
Winchester
Flagerstown
Maryland
Hagerstown
Hiowata Scrudes
Saginaw
Mich
Hagerstowns
Scruggs
Helen Jeffries
Alderman
Maggie Ome
Bobbie Carden
Rebellowes
Teanoke
Clearbrook
Whetzell
Whet‘ell
Jeffries
Angely
Mearbrook
Frederick County
Senate Probes Coal Industry Amid Nationalization Debate
Washington hearings focus on a coal commission proposal to study the advisability of nationalizing the coal industry. An amendment by Senator Dial to strike the provision failed 30 to 19 after a heated debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Coal Commission
Dial
South Carolina
Capon Bridge Local Items
Large attendance at the burial of Wallace Hiett Loy infant son of Harry Loy of Forks of Capon at Fairview. The funeral was at the grandparents Charles Toy home with pallbearers Robert Lovett uth Hiett Dorothy Haines. Wallace was 1 year 7 months old. Mr and Mrs Marvin Hook welcome a 9 pound baby boy named Brevit. Mrs Vause Whitacre visits sister Mrs Marvin Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capon Bridge
Little Wallace Hiett Loy
Harry,Loy
Forks of Capon
Fairview
Frank R Woore Weds Miss Edith Beaver
Frank Randolph Woore and Edith Pearl Beaver wed at Berkeley Springs United Brethren Church parsonage in a small ceremony attended by relatives. Edith Beaver is the daughter of Samuel S Beaver of Bunke Street and Frank Woore is a son of A J Woore of West King Street and a clerk in Mrs Couchman’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frank Randolph Woore
Edith Pearl Beaver
Berkeley Springs
J. . Brunk
D. Dy
United Brethren Church
United Brethren
Samuel S. Beaver
Bunke Street
Pheel
A. J. Woore
West King Street
C. H. ‘Couchman
Rebellion Spreads in South Russia with Mutinies
An Associated Press report says South Russia rebels have declared the region and the Crimea independent under Copenhagen dispatches. Fighting is reported between rebels and Soviet forces as crews of ships at Sevastopol mutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Helsingfors
Copenhagen
Odessa
Perry Brooks Dead From Nail Injury at Shoe Store
Perry Brooks a well known colored resident aged about 35 died today from blood poison caused by stepping on a nail at the C. B. Huntsberry shoe store where he worked as a porter. He had been employed about 20 years and is survived by his wife Nellie Queen, his mother Sallie Brooks, a step daughter, a brother Edward Brooks, and a sister Ada Mitchell. Funeral at 3 p m Sunday at Mount Carmel Baptist Church with interment in Orrick cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Brooks
C. B. Huntsberry
Brooks
Huntsberry
Sallie Brooks
Nellie Queen
Summit Point
W. Va
Edward Brooks
Ada Mitchell
Mount Carmel Baptist Church
South Braddock Street
J. C. Newman
W. P. Fisher
Orrick Cemetery
Colored Lodges
Knights of Pythias and
Odd Fellows
Fish-eating cormorant flocks cluster on Chincha Island
The Chincha island near Peru hosts large cormorant flocks that consume millions of fish monthly. Nests are built in dense colonies, with 15 000 to 20 000 birds commonly present within a 5 500 square yard area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chincha
Peru
Imperial Abes Liquid Ceme Storms Advertisement
An aged ad fragment shows a sales pitch for Imperial Asbes liquid cement amid storms. It includes a promotional line urging joins and satisfaction guarantees, plus a contact name Arthur Bell and phone number 20005F11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iigng
Arthur, JR
Bell
It Was First Time Driving Before Fatal Bridge Crash
A wounded survivor recalls the crash, describing how it was the first time driving a car. The account notes the vehicle was moving fast and a looming collision with the bridge led to a failed attempt to avert disaster.
Topography of New Gui and Coastal Regions
Fragmentary text describes New Gui topography with coastal regions and interior elevations. Mentions a peak significantly higher than Mount Whitney and references tropical Jandu healthful conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Gui
Newr
Mount Whitney
Basketry as a Timeless Art Among American Indians
Basketry is an ancient craft practiced for over 6,000 years by women of many cultures. The piece notes its peak development among American Indians who used baskets beyond utilitarian needs, weaving legends and tribal myths into their designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ah Vibes
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Rug Store
Bybee
W. C. Plundeke Co
R. M. Swimley
America
S.‘'G.runkle
Woodstock
Margaret Snow and
Landers Stevens
Eda
Myrtle’ Reed
Vitagraph Comedy
Brucetown
Harry Baile
Philadelphia
Johu Stiayslette
Garland ‘Snyder
Winchester Fair
Janney McKee
Melpin White Hall
Ar, Biss. Fox
Front Royal
Harry Stipe
Julian Snapp
Julian
Douglas O’connell
Baltimore
Robert Suter
Helen
Elmer
Snapp
Charles Hyer
Miss. Fannie Smithey’s
Frank Huyatt
Charlottesville
J. Swimley
Thomas
James Timberlake
W. B. Timberlake
Lee Timberlake
P. N. Riley
Pauline Palmer
Manor
Tillie
Katherine Lange
McKeesport
J. L. O’gonnell
H. E. Jobe
John Skogke
Chambersburg
Joseph Foutz
United Brethren Church Services
Stuart Whetzell
A. M. Shirely
Darkesville
The
Associated Press
Empire
WM. S. Hart
Paramount
Flren
Frank R. Woore
Miss Beaver
South Russia
Perry. Brooks
Licy Russell
Bettie Green
Gertrude Schneider
Henrietta Fuller
Atlantic City
Clarence Williams
Kernstown
Albert Schaffer
Margaret Schaffer
Scottdale, Pa
Robert Kremer
Mrs. C. E. Aulick
Anna S. Briges
Timken
Wyatt
Earings Service
J. S. Solenberger
Ay v A
Tan
Fairy
Vatley
Lotsa
Muntzing
LEO. J. MI . Stephens
Grimes Golden
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!