Trantee's Sale of Desirable Small Farm
Public sale of a desirable small farm about three miles east from Winchester Virginia on the Dunkard Road on September 30, 1922 at 11 oclock A M. The property, twelve acres more or less, was conveyed to Halbert D by E W Steele and includes a six room dwelling with metal roof barn outbuildings artesian well and one mile of school. Trustee Joseph B Newlin.
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Dee
D. Warner
County Court
Winchester
Virginia
Ms City
Dunkard Road
Halbert D
E. W. Steele
Trustee Sale Notice for Winchester Properties on North Street
Under a deed of trust dated March 16 1922 Joseph Sullivan as Trustee will auction two dwellings at 573 and 575 North Street Winchester Va on September 20 1922 at 1 oclock noon. The west side Kent Street property fronts 36 feet and extends to the Baltimore and Ohio pad. Sale terms require one third cash and the balance in annual installments secured by bonds deed of trust and insurance policy.
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Joseph Sullivan
Winchester
North Street
Kent Street
Baltimore and Ohio
Joseph B. Newlin
Mitchell Divorce Suit In Winchester Clerk’s Office
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia a divorce suit is filed by Robert Mitchell as plaintiff against the defendant, alleging matrimony dissolution. The court notes Mitchell is a non resident and orders his appearance after due publication to protect his interests. Clerk J B Beverley oversees the case. Philip Williams.
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Virginia
Te ‘Corporation Court
the of Winchester
o_o Mitchell
Mitchell
Robert ‘Ell
Robert Mitchell
J. B. Beverley
Philip Williams
Sale of 620 North Market Street Winchester Virginia
Special commissioners Lynch Barton announce public sale under a Virginia chancery decree in Robt Barton Administrator vs M J Sgynch et al. The property, a sizable house and lot on North Market Street, will be offered at 12 noon Saturday Sept 16 1922 with one third cash and balance in two equal installments.
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Virginia
Barton
M. J. Sgynch
Winchester
Turday
Wlain
Carrie Mann
North Market Street
Baltimore
Bad
M. Lynch
Robert T. Barton
Yuvall & Dunn
Actioes
T. Barton
Dhree
Beverley
Corporation Court of
Molly and Jim Granger Fall For Each Other at Boarding House
In a Smith Boarding home, Molly Ayres, a soda fountain girl, grows bold for a divinity student waiter named Jim Granger who preaches at Wednesday chapel. After weeks of meetings and gossip, Molly and Jim become engaged, prompting Sally to reconsider her views on prayer meetings and the life of the house.
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Smith
Molly Ayres
Molly
Sally Hayden
Sultor
Sally
the Theological Seminary
Jim Granger
Ray Fou
Scar Mw
Tell
Ats
Jim
Jim. Granger
Divinity School
Man Eating Sharks Attack Men Says Doctor Ocean Expert
Albert Dorrington writes in the London Daily Mail that man eating sharks are not cowards and will attack water trespassers. He notes blue pointers and tiger sharks frequent Australian coastal waters and recounts a mounted police officer warning that no leg is safe near water.
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Albert Dorrington
London Daily Mail
South Melbourne
Laws of the Twelve Tables Roman Code
The Twelve Tables were Rome’s early written laws created by the Decemvirs to protect plebeians. Enacted 461 and 450 B C, they were engraved on bronze tablets in the Comitium and memorized by students, later destroyed in 390 B C during the Brennus sack.
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Comitium
Rome
Cicero
Brennus
Couriers Journal Quip on Sincere Talk Sparks Witty Exchange
A Louisville Courier Journal item notes a flirtatious exchange as one speaker compliments beauty while the other parries with a clever remark about sincerity. The brief reads like a light social vignette from the paper’s society page.
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Louiisville
Removing Barberry Bushes to Halt Wheat Rust Seed spread
The U S Department of Agriculture urges thorough digging to remove barberry roots and all berries even if partly matured. Seeds from uprooted bushes yield many seedlings, so destroy sprouts and monitor sites where bushes were dug in 1920 or earlier to prevent regrowth and spread of rust.
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United States Departments
United States Department of Agriculture
Poultry Information Demand Tops Records in Year
The U S Department of Agriculture reports unusually high requests for poultry information with 75 letters daily since early year. Poultry literature distribution by the divisions of publications surpasses all previous records. Publications cover breeds management housing incubation breeding and curing with over thirty general bulletins and many technical papers.
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Cis Paved
Animal Industry
United State Apartment of Agriculture
Division of Publications
Mercury the mage of the gods and comic quips
In a playful scene between a mother and child a statue in a museum prompts a question about Mercury. A comic aside follows with a line about opera and memory, and a Senator declaring My hat is in the ring prompting a round of applause.
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Ayten
Mercury
Senator Sorghum
Birmingham Age-Herald
Keeping Her in Gloves
A humorous exchange between two victims of a holdup reveals one man saved time by slipping his watch up his sleeve as the robber searched pockets. The other quips about his son-in-law and the bandits.
Misquoted Proposal Sparks Amusing Exchange
The text records a humorous exchange where Mr Meekingham, proposing to Miss Stronghead, replies with Maybe yours instead of a direct I want you. The remark is framed as a display of quick wit and presence of mind during a shy marriage moment.
Call-Down Obnoxiony Player Targets Two Fellows
A terse exchange shows a football coach calmly noting two players unfit for the team while a player voices the concern. The fragment hints at internal team discipline and selection tensions.
Not Keen About Fishing William Pipps Says
A fragment from a magazine column references William Henry Pipps and his wife on fishing trips and hints at financial tensions. It includes lines about accounts, expenses, and social observations in a humorous, dialogue driven style.
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William Henry Pipps
Senator Sorgum Reflects on Disagreement Across Years
In a brief exchange Senator Sorgum says he does not resent disagreements, noting that reviewing his past speeches shows he did not always agree with himself. The remark underscores evolving views within the chamber.
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Sorghum
Has the Last Say
A playful exchange hints at a husband with a will of his own and a wife who adds a codicil, suggesting wry humor in domestic banter. The dialogue implies a settled marital dynamic with clever wordplay and light repartee.
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fTelen
Seven Fountains Farm Sale in Shenandoah County Va
Public sale of the Valuable Seven Fountains Farm in Shenandoah County Virginia scheduled for September 20 1922 at 11 AM. The 445 acre property includes timber and bottom land with a dwelling house large barn and outbuildings near Woodstock and several mineral springs. Terms require one third cash and balance in three equal annual installments secured by a deed of trust. Auctioneer C E Tapley and trustee E D Newman announce the sale.
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Shenandoah County
Publion
Theery
Woodstock
E. D. Newman
C. E. Tapley
Norfolk and Western Schedule Through Berryville 1923
Train list shows Norfolk and Western routes effective April 30 1923 with No 13-9.07 am to Bristol and intermediate stations Pullman service. No 1-2.46 pm to Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Pocahontas Welch Norton and intermediates with Sleeper to Winston Salem. No 28-8.39 pm Morrisburg Philadelphia Shenandoah Junction Washington connections. No 14-786 pm Parlor car Hagerstown to Philadelphia. No 2-11.38 pm Sleeper to Philadelphia New York. Contact M H Burks Berryville VA or W C General Passenger Agent Roanoke for fares schedules reservations.
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Berryville
Bristol
Pullman
Broiler
Roanoka
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch
Norton
Pullman Sleepera
William
Winston-Salem
N. C
Carumdoah
Roanoke
Memphis
NORT
MorMagerstown
Statley Morrisourg
Philadelphia
Yort
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Gagerstown
Hagerstown
New York
M. H.burks
Berryville Va
W. C
Gem. Pass
Y Agt
Public sale of 13 acre Frederick County tract near Winchester
As attorney for owners N F and B Alquist Iy will offer public sale in front of the Court House Winchester Sept 28 at 12 noon. The land lies about 4 miles east of Winchester on the north side of the Winchester and Berryville Pike and contains 13 acres with a dwelling and out buildings. Further details from Robt T Barton, Atty, Duvall Dunn Auds.
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N.F
B. Alquist
EZ Court House
Winchester
Frederick County
Winchester and
Berryvile Pike
T. Barton
Atty. Duvall & Dunn
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