Public Auction Notice in Winchester Virginia
By virtue of a deed of trust from A E Wilson and wife dated June 1900 of record in the Clerk's office of the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia Deed Hook No 24 Page 116 and by the written request of the holder of the debt secured in said deeds the undersigned will offer for sale at public auction in front of the Court House in Winchester Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Wilson
Corporation Court of
Winchester
Witten
Money trust probe finds big banks lent to country banks
Washington reports the committee found New York banks loaned over 200 million dollars from country banks for Wall Street speculation last November as call money rates fell. The finding comes amid broader investigations into the money trust and banking practices of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Money ‘Trust -Investigating Committee
Bigs
New York
Wall Street
Valuable House and Lot In Winchester Public Auction
Trustees will sell at public auction in front of the Court House Winchester on Saturday January 4 1913 at noon. The sale includes a two story frame dwelling on the east side of the Valley Turnpike with about 50 feet front and a second parcel of about 4 acres near Millwood Clarke County. Terms: one third cash, balance secured by two bonds and deeds of trust bearing 6 percent interest, with fire insurance on the properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forth
Maix Atreet
Charles “Wilson
Roberta E. Wilson
Mary. E. Lauck
Mary Snapp
Duvall & Dunn
Sox
A. T. Tinsman
Corporation Court of
Winchester
Circuit Court
Clarke County
Ee Gourt
Lana
Ciana
Valley Turnpike
A. T. Ac
Fred M
Alexander
Thames
Clarke
Ana
A T. Tinsman
J. Kk. Shenk
Circuit’Court
Millwood
Yale
Hh Peas
Garin Ie
Doctor Warns Colds Require Attention and Early Action
Dr William Sadler argues that common colds should be taken seriously especially when they linger. Wooley's Honey and Tar Compound is advertised as a reliable household medicine for coughs and colds suitable for children and adults, promoted to avert serious outcomes and hasten recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Berean
Seah
Ema
Wm. Sadler
Wooley
Gale
Farm Machinery Believed Best Sheltered From Weather
An exchange on farm practice argues that sheltering equipment reduces depreciation. A farmer estimates Kansas farms carry about 1500 dollars in gear, while the opposing view cites 10 to 20 percent annual depreciation from exposure and favors erecting a shed, even a small one, to protect machines and save costs over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Flour Barrel Coop for Cheap Chicken Housing
A farmer style article shows how to convert a flour barrel into a roomy chicken coop. A simple four board frame forms the front with uprights measuring six by twenty four, offering cheap shelter with ample space for birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm and
Pireside
Building a ventilated chick run from a barrel
A 2 by 20 inch barrel frame is fastened to the barrel front with a wire hinge. A eight inch wide drop door uses half inch mesh netting for ventilation and vermin proofing. Cover with tin roofing for rain and sun protection. Bruns or netting can attach to barrel and top netting keeps chicks safe from crows. Runs are mobile with ground stakes for support.
Crop and Livestock Advice to Improve Soil and Profit
Grow more leguminous crops and keep animals to consume these plants. This practice builds soil health and increases farm profits.
What the Lawyers Tell Us
Advice on liability for vicious animals and ratification of agent acts. It notes that owners with notice of a vicious animal are liable for injuries, and a buyer who knowingly adopts an agent’s actions is responsible for those acts. It also covers liability for diseased food and cautions on written versus oral rental contracts. The piece ends with a quip about readers and romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Keyes & Co
Union
Pacific Sea Company (Vt
Atlantic
Noyes
Federal District Court
New York
Long Life Prescription From a 99-Year-Old Connecticut Sage
An elderly Connecticut resident aged 99 extols temperance and exercise as keys to longevity. The ad touts Vimol as a top body builder tonic, praised by Mrs Mary Ivey of Columbus GA, offering a refund if not satisfying. The vendor, Feller Drug Company of Winfieldster Virginia, promotes the remedy to feeble seniors in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conn
Nedi Ya
Mary Ivey
Columbus, Ga
Feller Drug “Company
Wineldster
Virginia
Social Notes From Clarke Virginia Christmas Visit Diary
Clarke Berryville December notes list Miss Mary Clagett returning from Baltimore visits and several local young women traveling to Baltimore to stay with relatives. Miss Lacy and Dean Pulliam plan to visit and stay with Mrs R H Clagett while S Thomas and family winter aboard in Clarke. Hallie T McCormick returns from Hannah Moore Academy for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Mary
Clagett Hag
Baltimore
Bly
Tee
Y Ter
Garrett
Lacy
Dean” Pulliam Jaye Gore
Lnst
S . Thomas
R. H. Clagett
Hallie T. * McCormick
Tome
Hannah Moore Academy
Ragged Beggar Was Her Long Lost Son
Pratt Kansas report on Thomas Stubblefield missing since April 1910 who reappeared at his mother's door after two years wandering. He cannot recall much of the interim and claimed a different name Colorado Pete while lacking shoes and outerwear. he had left for a homestead claim near Texhoma and was seen with no motive for leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soming
Stubblefield
Téxhoma
Colorado
Pete
The
Redmen
Carmen
Texhoma
Finger Amputation From Sausage Grinder Accident
Hayfield Va December 18 Isaiah Wright well known Bloom section farmer suffered a painful accident while butchering Monday. While feeding the sausage grinder his bound caught in rapidly revolving knives and cut off a finger at the first joint. Dr Charles Anderson Gore provided medical aid and Wright is doing as well as can be expected despite pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. K. Larrick
Philadelphia
Fremont Lutheran Church
W. A. Hedrick
Washington
Champlain Tablets Herald Cure Claim by Reader
A letter from Margaret Campbell of Smith Ark praises Chambrain tablets claiming they cured her father after six years of illness. She says he bought a box and has not been sick since and adds her sister also benefited from them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambrlain
Margaret Campbell
Smith
Ark
Babies Vanish In Chicago From Hospitals To Maternity Homes
Chicago investigators report that over 1000 babies vanish yearly in the city with no records of who received them. Of 489 cases studied, 143 had vanished and 27 listed as given out with no recipient records. Officials cite lax reporting to the health department and a large number of illegitimate births that disappear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gertrude Howe Britton
Juvenile Protective Association
Association
Matternity
Joseph T. Bowen
Railroad Camp Rules In Palmer Massachusetts
Gustav Landbert, a Swedish born Chicagoan, leads a construction camp called Cusstess with the International Bible Students Association. He enforces three rules: no swearing, no fighting, and no intoxicating liquors allowed in the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cusstess
Palmer
Mass
Massachusetts
Gustav Landbert
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted For Infant Health
Advertiser touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild pleasant laxative for babies children and adults. Claiming relief from constipation indigestion bilious headaches and stomach disorders the piece cites endorsements and price per bottle with directions to obtain from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Wayne Dannis
Silmer Street
Atlanta
Edward T. Rehlander
N. Chapel Street
Baltimore
Caliwell
Hyer
Howels
Caldwell
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Rayo Lamp
Reywick
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Kodak
Ashby
Winchester, Va
Flour Barrel Coop
Ragged Beggar
Kansan
Mother
Dare
Exzelly
Investigator
Sar
Alwaya
Reginald Wayne Bdannis
Children
Express
Uain
Eichelberger
Piccadilly St. Winche
Union Bank of Winchester
Jas. B. Russel
John Thwaite
Lee
Grim
C. J. Summers
Jans. B. Russell
Jos
W. Bowles
Baker
Samuel A. Byers
H. P. Tal
Kiete
Lee Ri, Grimm, Ee Evene
Kremer
Hi. Kreen
John F
Brunt
Gettng
Brumb
Gs. Brumbagk
N. Market St
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