Trustee's Sale of 128 Acre Virginia Farm in Frederick County
Trustee Herbert S Larrick will sell at public auction in Winchester Virginia at 11 a m on the 128 acre tract in Frederick County near Stephens City. The property includes a dwelling, barn and outbuildings with growing crops reserved. Terms: one-third cash and the remainder in two equal annual payments with interest from sale date secured by a deed of trust.
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Jno
H. Ebersole
Frederick County
Court House
Winchester
Stephens City
Gardner, Grim
Jno. H. Ebersole
Herbert S Larrick
Lula V. Elliott Et Als
Jas. W. Elliott
Circuit Court
Frederck County
High View
Herbert 5
Larrick
Herbert S. Larrick
Phil
H. Gold
German War Office Details Battles Near Loos and Ypres
The German war office reports heavy fighting near Loos west of Lens and north of Perthe between Rheims and the Argonne. It notes losses and material destruction on both sides, a retreat to a second line, and a failed attempt to break through. The Thirty-ninth Landwehr regiment distinguished itself in the engagements.
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Loos
Doresuwest
Lens
Perthe
Rheims
Argonne Forest
Zeebrugge
Ypres
Lille
Landwehr
Neuville
Local market prices and commodities roundup
The Star lists daily prices from local buyers and Baltimore markets including wheat at Stephenson and general commodities. It notes milk butter, eggs, live poultry, potatoes, corn, and various feeds with retail and wholesale quotes and regional price ranges.
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Stephenson
Corm Jaste
I. Crne- Aoe Estates
Essee
Gual Fiqing
Cates Eschanes
Baltimore
Market Report on Livestock and Hides Prices
The current market listing shows various livestock prices including timothy hay padding, Virginia cattle and sheep prices and lamb grades. It notes per pound rates for fat sheep and spring lambs with grade ranges and variations in calf prices, indicating broad price movement across meats and forage categories.
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Timothy Sion
Bees Cause Death of Valuable Horse
Mr. Neil Cooper of Kerns town shot his horse Saturday after it was fatally stung by bees. The team bolted while a swarm crossed the field causing the animal to panic, tear harness, and race toward the barn where the owner killed it to end the suffering.
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Neil Cooper
Kernstown
Cooper
Motoring Party Enjoys Day Trip and Camp Activities
A motor party spent yesterday at Shilohs for a camp meeting and dined at the Teck Maver Hatch before attending games. The group included Mr and Mrs Robert Bri, Mr and Mrs Jatin Ka tor and son, Mr George Windle, Mr Michel Scrivenes, Mr and Mrs Wathew and Vice Holmes, and others. A second group of Messrs Willem Keating Jr, Paul Bromley, Donald MekFaillen, and M. Showalter spent the day in TW perisanhure.
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Rock Enon Spring
Shilohs
Robert Bri
Jatin Kator
George Windle
Michel Scrivenes
Mra
Pieres Wathew
Vice Holmes
Teck Maver Hatch
Gem Girws
Bromley
Donald MekFaillen
M. Showalter
TW Perisanhure
Resine Ointment and Soap Promote Quick Relief from Skin Irritation
Immediate relief from itching and burning for eczema ringworm and similar conditions is claimed with a warm bath using Resinet Soap and a simple application of Resine Ointment. The products are said to soothe the skin, reduce eruption and clear symptoms even in severe cases and have been sold by druggists for 20 years prescribed by doctors.
Sperry Deane Nuptials in Washington Arrive Middletown
Announcement: Miss Lillian V. Deane of Washington weds Mr Thomas N. Sperry of Middletown in a ceremony conducted by Rev G Leroy White. The couple, after a reception at the groom’s parents home, will establish residence in Middletown where Sperry works with his brother.
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Washington
Lillian V. Deane
Thomas N. Sperry
Middletown
G. Leroy White
Americans battle Haitian rebels near CAP WAITEN
In CAP WAITEN Haiti on September 27, forty Haitians were killed and ten Americans wounded after a surprise attack by rebels. Marines and sailors shelled forts where rebels took refuge, following a large rebel force that halted an American patrol two miles from the town. The engagement was the most serious since U S forces landed two months earlier.
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Cap Waiten
Haiti
Economic Madness Sets Cost of War Against Europe
Two striking facts cite the crushing cost of the European war. The belligerents spend daily enough to run the United States Army for a year and weekly enough to replace the Pennsylvania Railroad system. The Pennsylvania line, built over eighty years with immense labor, now seems dwarfed by Europe’s weekly outlay.
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Brooklyn
United States Army
Europe
Pennnsylvania Railroad
Tennsylvania
Mrs John Boyd honored in Roanoke visit reception
Miss Clara A. Driggs of Elba N Y praises Chamberlains Tablets for quick relief from headaches dizziness and liver digestive issues. Miss Sallie and Elen Boyd hosted an informal reception at their North Washington Street home Friday 5 to 7 o clock in honor of their sister in law Mrs John Boyd of Roanoke Va a large crowd attended.
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Clara A. Driggs
Elba
N. Y
Miss Sallie
Elen Boyd Guyvn
Dely Itful
North Washington Street
John ©. Boyd
Roanoke
Corey Schwab Merger Rumor Boosts Locomotive Stocks
New York reports say steel merger rumors circulate as Baldwin Locomotive Works and other stocks rise on word two major firms may form. Dispatches from Philadelphia describe two new companies led by Corey and Schwab.
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New York
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Corey
Schwab
Mrs Longworth Debuts Practical Pantalettes in Chicago
Mrs Nicholas Longworth arrives in Chicago from the Panama-Pacific Exposition wearing ankle-length pantalettes with heavy skirt material and a wide leg tuck. She pairs a long heavy travel coat with a furless collar, skittish trousers, laced low shoes, a straw hat, and a large leather traveling purse before boarding the Twentieth Century Limited eastbound.
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Chicago
Nicholas Longworth
Alice Blue
Alice Roosevelt
Longworths
Michigan Avenue
East
Explosion Injures Fifteen in Uniontown Graft Case
A dynamite blast under Tony Le Essene's home in Uniontown Pennsylvania injures fifteen people with several reported to be fatally wounded. Authorities blame the so called Black Hand gang and say the residence was completely demolished by the explosion.
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Uniontown
Tony ‘le Essene
Hand’ Gang
Schools May Bar Children Over Common Colds
Boards of health in many cities consider barring children with colds from school as common colds spread. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound touted as a remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough with suggested pre school administration.
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Boards of Health
Foley
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W. T. Knight
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Mariah Pendleton Duval
Charles Town
W. Va
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Sanchez
Argonne
Perthes
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Tybours
AREE
Wheaton
Virginia
Rock Enon
S. H. Hable’s
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Hagenbeck
Thomas M. Sperry
Miss Deane
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Boyd
Corey-Schwab
Mrs. Longworth
Wire
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A.B. Kirschbaum Company
Ryan & Orndoff
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N. Main Street
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Sions
G. P. Read
Duane Street
Albion
C. L. Robinson
Ennage
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