Public sale of two Clarke County Virginia farms
The undersigned will sell at public auction on October 22, 1921 at 12 oclock noon the Home Farm of the late J A Beaver located near Boyce Clarke County Virginia adjoining the Baker estate about 97 acres with improvements and water access one third cash and the remainder in two equal installments secured by deed of trust or full cash option. Also sale of Dixie Farm near Frederick County on the BurlickSah Mill road comprising about 127 acres with a dwelling and outbuildings near a good school.
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Clarke County
Virginia
Winchester
Berry's Ferry
Boyce
J. AB. Beaver
Baker
John Golightly
Ella V. Cook
Josephune Kremer
M. P. Golightly
Frederic Gourity
Burlick Sah Ae Mill
Bride and Groom Horner Visit Winchester After Wedding
Art and Ms Horner of Berkeley County West Virginia recently married spent time with relatives in the Harrisonburg Virginia area and were seen in Winchester today. Mr Horner works at a large apple yard near Tablers Station.
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Art
Ms. Horner
Berkley County
W. Va
Harrisonburg
Winchester
Horner
Tablers Station
Farm Sale Of 200 Acre Property On Senseney Road
Announcement of a 200 acre farm sale on the Senseney road to Mr. dae Hi by Mrs. Annie E. Brown at 50 dollars per acre. The sale price totals about 10000 dollars.
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Buys Counte
Senseney Road
Dae Hi
Annie E. Brown
Vacant Cruiser Richmond to be launched at Cramp yard
Philadelphia dateline report that the Vacant Cruiser Richmond named for Virginia capital will be launched today at Cramp shipyard. Miss Elizabeth Strother Scott of Afton Va selected to attend the ceremony. The 555 plus foot vessel will exceed 3 knot speed and mount twelve 6 inch guns plus 3 inch anti aircraft and other smaller guns with torpedo tubes.
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Associaed
Philadelphia
Richmond
Hdnasr
Virginia
Navy
Cramps
Jehzabeth Strother Scott
Afton
Naval
Earthquake Shocks Los Angeles Area Briefly
A bright earthquake shock was felt in the southwest section of Los Angeles early this morning. The tremor lasted only a few seconds and caused no damage.
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Associated Press
Los Angles
Cal
Los Angeles
Fruit Scarcity Hits Hancock Region After Freezing
In Hagerstown Maryland on September 29, Edmund P Cahill a leading grower warns Hancock fruit belt will suffer heavy losses as apple crops fail After a severe March freeze the apple harvest may total only about twenty five carloads compared with a normal year of around five hundred carloads End of item.
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Hagerstown
Hancock Fruit Belt
Edmund P. Cahill
Home Made Wine Tax Clarification By Prohibition Office
A New York telegram to the Bureau of Internal Revenue asks if a householder can make 200 gallons of wine for family use without regard to alcohol content. Commissioner Haynes explains under the 1918 act fruit juices with 1 percent alcohol or more are taxed as wine. The act exempts 260 gallons per year if the head of a family registers with the collector and follows Treasury Decision 2745. The exemption does not nullify prohibition or tax rules nor allow 200 gallons of intoxicating wine.
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Washington
New York Packer
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Prohibition
Haynes
Ferethe
Treasury
Pevene
Prohibition Act Limits Home Production of Beverages
The text states that under the national prohibition act only 200 gallons of fruit juice may be produced tax free for home use and that no provision allows making intoxicating wine cereal beverages home brew or distilled spirits for beverage purposes. It emphasizes that non intoxicating juice is allowed only within the tax free limit.
Bank Shuts Doors in Hagerstown Receiver Takes Charge
In Hagerstown Maryland the First National Bank of Hagerstown did not open today. Notices posted on the doors state the bank is closed by order of the United States District Court for the District of Maryland with Robert D Garrett appointed receiver. The closure follows action by the Comptroller of the Currency.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
First National Bank of
United States District Court For
District of Maryland
Robert D. Garrett
Robert. D. Garrett
Bank Closure in Hagerstown Over Charter Revocation
The First National Bank of Hagerstown faced closure as the United States District Court acts to revoke its charter. Government charges allege mismanagement of state and county funds, with about 150000 to be removed on October 1. Robert D Garrett appointed temporary receiver. no insolvency or officer dishonesty indicated. Court hearing set before Judge John C. Rose in Baltimore.
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Riles
Washington County
Phdtown
Hagerstown
First National “Bank
United States District Court
Baltiacre
Currencey
Cross Uger
Robert’ D- Garrett
Ormploves
Hevelver
Gerrett
John C. Rose
Baltimore
1922 fair notes and poultry praised by The Star
Editor says the 1922 fair record was the best in fifty years though lacking suitable buildings for exhibit classes. The poultry display is praised as the best ever, while other divisions faced challenges in setup and show.
Woman Recovers After Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
A Mrs Blair Fisher of Fox Grafton Pa credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her severe side and back pains after doctors failed to provide relief She reports renewed energy and even helps with farm chores and caring for a healthy four month old pony The letter is offered as a testimonial to encourage others to try the remedy
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Lydia E. Pinks
Sen
Leeeinkham
Blair L. Fisher
R.D
Grafton
Sal eetingers and Burley Aide Pride in Success
Fragmentary notes praise Mr Burley and associates for their role in a successful year. Contextual details are unclear due to damaged OCR text but express pride in teamwork and achievement.
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Burley
Eas
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