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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1912
Page
3
A humorous collection from Popular Magazine includes a Taft joke about fat men and a quip from Senator Nathan B. Scott on aging. A cartoonish exchange about European health travel follows, joking about self-satisfaction and a doctor’s order.
Public sale by trustees on January 4, 1912 in Winchester for two parcels: a city lot along the Walley Turnpike and about four acres near Millwood Clarke County. Property includes a two story frame dwelling and a frame dwelling on the land with terms: one third cash, balance in two notes due one and two years hence at 6 percent interest, insured by fire policy.
By order of the Virginia circuit court in Winchester two large tracts in Frederick County Virginia are offered for sale at public auction. The first tract totals about 375 128 acres and lies north of Cove near Winchester, with two joining parcels tied to the lands of Philip Jones and W A Crist. The second tract covers about 20 acres and lies along the Capon River, part of a patent to Thomas Dover W A Crist, both deeds recorded in Shenandoah Virginia. The sale is set for Tuesday December at twelve o'clock noon with payment terms including interest at 6 percent per year and secured by the conveyed property. Special commissioners Gray Williams and John M Steck oversee the proceedings.
Braddock street property owner Paunes reports Professor Bunce leased part of Valley stables and has broken thirteen head of colts in six weeks. Call in to discuss the situation and verification.
A Notre Dame woman offers home treatment for rheumatism and related pains claiming it cures at home without climate change. She says the remedy removes uric acid from blood, eases stiff joints, purifies blood, and brightens eyes. Correspondence to Mrs M. Summers, Box R Notre Dame, Ind.
Fragmentary OCR reads as an isolated phrase about timing and action with unclear subjects. The readable bits suggest a fleeting moment being noted rather than a full event or report.
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