Former pastor Spencer visits city after long coast trip
Rev H Spencer of Piedmont and his family spent part of the day in the city shaking hands with friends on return from a nearly two month trans continental automobile journey. They traveled over 16 000 miles visiting the West and Pacific Coast from California to Washington.
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GY Spencer
Piedmont
Marketcome Methodist Episcopal Church
Swores Tagtom
Spencer
Piedamont
West
Pacific Coast
California
Oress
Wasinston
Two Killed by Fall of Slate at Pocahontas Mine
Two men died in a slate fall at the Big Vein Mine in Pocahontas yesterday. Charlie E. Hughes of Virginia and J. S. Hancock of Orange, Virginia, were killed in the incident.
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Fall OF
SLATE
Associated Press
Bluefield
London Press Alarmed by Eastern Crisis Tone
London papers mirror anxiety over the Turkish defeat of Greek forces and the risk of a new war flare up. Editors warn that all powers must act quickly or risk catastrophe, reflecting growing unease in the capital.
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Associated Pres T
London
Tne
Security Cement and Lime oversubscribed in Baltimore
The $300000 five year 7 percent notes issue from the Security Cement and Lime Company, offered through the Baltimore Trust Company, was oversubscribed with books closed once sufficient applications were received. Notes sold at a premium. Mrs Aaron Boxwell remains seriously ill in Williamsport Maryland at the home of her daughter Mrs Repuett.
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Baltimore
Security Cement .and Limé Company
Baltimore Trust Company
Aaron Boxwell
Repuett
Russebly
Ak Williamsport, Md
Hart Actor William S Hart Faces Divorce Suit
Los Angeles Sept 14 The divorce action on grounds of extreme cruelty will be filed against film actor William S Hart by his wife Mrs Winifred Westover Hart. Attorney says a $200000 cash settlement was discussed but not finalized and Mrs Hart will seek a much larger sum.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
William S. Hart
Winifred Westover Hart
Gay
Mrs Harding Recovery Reported From Illness
Washington reports say Mrs Harding shows improvement after ten days of illness. Physicians express confidence in her condition and say public bulletins may be discontinued with only occasional updates on her recovery progress.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Portland Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
In a Portland Indiana testimonial Stella Newton reports relief from cramps constipation and pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges mothers to guard daughters health warning against cold wet feet heavy lifting overstudy and nervous irritability while endorsing the medicine for such symptoms.
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Portland
Indiana
Stella Newton
R. R
Desirable City Property Goes to Public Auction
In Winchester Virginia a public sale of a house and lot at 620 North Market Street is scheduled for September 16 1922. The sale follows a 1922 chancery decree in Barton et al v Lynch et al with terms including one third cash and two equal annual installments secured by deed of trust and life insurance on the building. Auctioneers are Living & Dunn with bond approval by court clerk J S Beverley.
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J. Joseph Swullivan
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Bell
Court’ House
North Kent Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Joseph B. Newlin
Virginia
Robert ‘T. Barton
IM. Lynch
Court House
Ellen Mann
Carrie Mann
Ate
M. M. Lynch
Robert T. Barton
Vivals & Dunn
Te Ree
Beverley, Nork
Valuable City Realty At Winchester Public Auction Oct 7 1922
Trustees will sell at public auction in front of Winchester County Court House on October 7 1922 at 11 oclock a m the Barton Building 7 9 11 and 13 West Water Street Winchester Va a three story brick property with two storefronts and two flats on upper floors. One third cash balance in two annual installments evidenced by purchaser bonds with interest and insured property. Possession within thirty days.
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George A. Butler
Winchester
West Water Street
Dragon-fly described in somerside journal
The Somerside Journal notes a dragon-fly nicknamed Hi or horse'stringer as a misfit creature. It describes a long wicked body and tawny sting, then corrects that dragon-flies cannot sting and have no jaws for tears.
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George W. Carper
Kernstown
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