Public Sale of Property in Winsconsin November 29 1913
Public auction at the Court House in Win gn on November 29 1913 at 11 o clock a m. The property is a brick seven room house at 377 South National Avenue with a 27 foot front and rear alley. Terms cash on day of sale with balance in two equal installments and insurance policy to remain, free from Florence H. Grove dower. Special Commissioner T Rus Cather certifies bond and security.
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Duant
Wingn
Wiewing
Florence H. Grove
Sea Cather
Circuit Clerk's Office
T. Rus Cather
Man Traps Suspects With Firearm During Corn Crib Robbery
A man named Son Kukp in mar n Dale set a trap including a gun to catch drifters robbing his corn crib. His son, unaware of the setup, found the scene after a break in.
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N Dale
Farmers Club Hosts Steck on Good Roads Policy
The January meeting featured Hon. John M. Steck addressing farmers about comparing local and state road laws. S. L. Lupton urged a county levee to match state and national funds to prevent Frederick county from losing its rightful share.
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John Mr. Steck
S. L. Lupton
Thiwalt
Erick
Steck
Farmers’ Club
Frederick County
Her
Local Rotary Meeting Highlights Road Improvement Talk
Luther A. Hayett of Rest and Charles Light spoke on Jefferson County road projects in Washington state. Light presented methods and wages, showing neighboring state enjoying good roads at reasonable cost. After routine business the club adjourned pleased with ideas to apply later.
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Reach
Middletown News Social notes from town and region
In Middletown and nearby areas residents report visits with relatives and friends. Mrs Bettie Gerivener leaves for Wilmington Ohio to spend the winter with her daughters. Rev W D Smith will preach in Stephens City Sunday at 3 45 PM, public invited.
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W. D. Smith
Stephens City
Desirable Frederick County Farm Auction in 1918
Public sale of the Zeiler heirs farm near Reynolds Store Frederick County comprises 190 acres with timber, a two story dwelling, and outbuildings. Possession April 1 with crops reserved. sale terms include one third cash and two annual installments. timber land of about 16 acres offered at same time.
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Jacob S. Zeiler
Deceas Piao
Frederick County
Reynolds Store
Josiah Shade
Walter Moore
Wellaby
Joshua Place
Co. E. Baghant, L. ‘W., Loy, Argents
Jacco Zeiler
Latin American republics and democracy analyzed
Dr Bardin outlines Latin American geography race and government types. He contrasts tropical tropic states with arid zones and explains how wealth, immigration, and suffrage shape democracy. Four nations Argentina Brazil Uruguay Chile exhibit cultivated nationalism and republican practice. Miss Hicks visits Martinsburg.
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United States
Baldwin
Central
South America
Tropics
Repubblics
Central America
Islands
Bardin
Dr. Bardin
Secord
West
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Chile
Dr Bardin Talks Continued From Page One
Dr Bardin expands on previous points during a continued discussion on page one. The article outlines his arguments, referencing ongoing debates and related figures affecting the topic at hand.
Harmony Hair Beautifier and Harmony Shampoo Sold Locally
Miller's Drug Store in Winchester offers Harmony Hair Beautifier and Harmony Shampoo. The hair dressing promises gloss and softness without changing color or harming hair, with a money back guarantee. Prices are 1.00 for the Beautifier and 0.50 for the Shampoo, in ornamental bottles from Harmony laboratories.
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Harmony
Roth
Rexall
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Harmony Laboratories
Boston
Miller’s Drug Store
Winchester
George Pingley Kills Deer Near Mountain Falls
George Pingley of Frederick County shot and killed a 123 pound doe while hunting near Mountain Falls. The venison was sold to George H. Eagle, a South Main Street meat dealer, at a good over the counter price. Pingley, a crack shot, is son of D. M. Pingley and nephew of Lem Pingley.
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George Pingley
Frederick County
Mountain Falls
George H. Eagle
South Main Street
Mr. Pingley
D. M. Pingley
Lem.Pingley
Dr Bardin Leaves Lecture Tour Return to Charlottesville
Dr James Bardin of the University of Virginia delivered a lecture before the Men's Cult of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church and returned to Charlottesville this morning. While in Winchester he was the guest of Mr and Mrs Robert M
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James Bardin
University of Virginia
Legislature May Stop All Racing In Virginia
The Jamestown Jockey Club closes a record meeting with 2,500 to 4,000 daily crowds. Officials expect the incoming Virginia legislature to ban betting on horse racing, with Governor-elect Henry Stuart reportedly favoring a complete prohibition.
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Normche
Jamestown Jockey Club
Virginia
Laurel
Bob ‘Levy
Jamestown
Henry Stuart
Miss Margaret Reardon Visits Friends in Baltimore
Miss Margaret Reardon has returned from a visit to friends in Baltimore.
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Margaret Reardon
Baltimore
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Darker Hair
An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as an easy at home solution for fading or gray hair. It claims the tonic darkens hair naturally with even results after a few applications and sponge-on use.
Mrs M Jenkins of Boyce Visits City for Day
Mrs M Jenkins of Boyce spent yesterday in the city for unspecified business and sightseeing as she called on local friends and looked over shops.
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M. Jenkins
Boyce
Andbusi
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J. W. Baker, Jr
Mar
Jewelers
Lavalier
Libert & Denny Winchester
N. Main St
Mr. Steck
Middletown News
Middletown
Greeie Clark
Wayside Inn
Bessie Stomffer
Beery
Nelson Yates
Pittsburgh
Alice Yates
Ublic Sale of
Rochester
Grove Bros.’ Department Store
Daniel Wright
Ridgeway
Grimes
Durham
An & Huffman
J. S. Wright
Bunker Hin
W. Va
Lake
Estelle Hicks
Marbel Chamberlain
Martinsburg Journal
The
Star
Geo. Pingley
Kemp Farm
Martinsourg Pike
Dunn
Jai Caan
Lerks
John A. Elliott
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