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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1912
Page
2
Bargain seekers are invited to a large sale featuring coats heavily marked down due to a warm season. Overstocked inventory prompts a price cutting event described as a sacrifice to reduce coats after the season.
Market report fragment shows retail wheat prices and bacon figures with scattered numbers. Incomplete data points suggest prices around 3 dollars for some items and varied totals, but many digits are garbled and unreadable.
An advert promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the quickest simple cure for dangerous croupy and colds. The product promises near instant relief for owheezy symptoms and urges quick use.
A home wedding in Charlestown West Virginia on December 2 to 4 united Norman Boule Robertson and Olive Lillian Feltner at the Bush residence. The ceremony was by Reverend George T Schools of Boyce Virginia and the couple will reside in Washington.
Advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin eases sour stomach gas indigestion and dyspepsia in five minutes. It promises relief from continuous stomach revolt and encourages taking a dose with meals to restore comfort and regulate weak or deranged stomachs. A fifty cent case is touted as affordable relief.
Miss Kate Barnard, noted reformer from Oklahoma, arrived in New York to speak to women about usefulness and happiness. She immediately gave up her hotel suite citing distress at the artificial social life and discomfort with big city hotel life.
A 1912 court notice outlines duties for a commissioner to appraise the Martin A Fries estate, determine debts and heirs, and divide real estate. It requires four weekly insertions in The Evening Star to provide due notice to all interested parties before proceeding December 2912.
In Freder ick County Virginia the Clerk orders Chas C Peery and Sallia C Peery to appear within fifteen days to protect their interest in the suit by M Stickley et al against Co M Peery's Heirs and others. The order requires publication in The Evening Star Winchester daily and posting at the county courthouse front door by November 18 1912. A copy teste J W Baker Jr Deputy Clerk.
Court in Winchester Virginia advertises a four week publication to identify heirs and representatives of J D Casein and to report a distribution scheme. Special Commissioner R Gray Williams appoints John M Steck to take evidence December 14 191? at his Winchester office.
Special Commissioner will sell at public auction in Winchester Virginia on December 14 1912 at noon the Murnan property fronting South Market street in the city limits. The dwelling includes electric lines and improvements and sits on a 39 by 149 foot lot. Terms offer one third cash balance in two notes with 6 percent interest or full cash.
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