Partition Suit Targets 40 Acre Virginia Land Parcel
The Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia orders publication for Elizabeth Line James A Shuler Jacob Shuler Jane Shuler Daniel Shuler Liddie Shryock and Grant Whitacre to appear within fifteen days to protect their interests in a partition case over a forty acre Gainsboro District land tract tied to Harriet Shuler deceased. The notice runs weekly in The Evening Star for four weeks with copies posted at the court front door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollie Largent
Nee Shuler
Buey Kerns
Jane Shuler
Arthur A. Roe
Silas Roe
Ashby Roe
Martha Sanford
Elvira Lonas
Elizabeth Line
James A. Shuler
Jacob A. Shuler
Phineas’ Shuler
Daniel R. Shuler
Liddie D. Shryock
Grant Whitacre
Frederick County
Virginia
Harriet Shuler
Gainsboro
Jacob Shuler
Daniel Shuler
Krant Whitacre
Evening Star
Farmers National Congress Endorses Agricultural Education
The twenty seventh annual Farmers National Congress gathered 986 delegates from 27 states. Resolutions urged teaching agricultural and domestic science in public schools, support for parcel post, stricter laws against corporate violations of interstate commerce, and liberal reciprocity treaties. The body backed initiative and referendum, opposed free seed distribution, called for anti gambling measures in markets, and praised the Bureau of Animal Industry. It favored denatured alcohol production, ship subsidies opposed, New Mexico statehood endorsed, and urged waterway improvements and freight reform. Roosevelt’s inland waterway commission approval was noted and bovine tuberculosis investigations urged. Vaccine distribution for black leg was supported. The reclamation service was praised for developing semi arid lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ National Congress
C. R. Davis
Minnesota
Bucke
Boards of Trade
Bureau of Animal Industry
Congress
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Inland Waterway Commission
Farmers National Congress
National Farm Press
Unknown Nonresident Creditors Ordered to Appear
In Frederick County Circuit Court Virginia in vacation 1907 the bill by A J Tavenner trustee seeks to locate creditors of H C Catlett. Nonresident defendants and unknown creditors named in the May 1907 deed of assignment must appear within fifteen days of this order to protect interests and aid the trustee in settling accounts and securing this relief. Copy teste PH IL. H GOLD Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
A. J. Tavenner
H.J. Catlett
J. W. Myers & Co
H. E. Woden & Co
Neudecker Tobacco Co
Geo. J. Mueller
D. M. Ferry & Co
H. J. Catlett
A. J. ‘Avenner
H. C. Catlett
Ph.il. H. Gold
Jefferson County Chancery Suit Over Timber Lands
In the Clerk Office of Frederick County Circuit Court on December 9 1907 M M Lynch assignee of Alice Triplett filed a bill to attach J C Heberlig s interest in timber on four land tracts to satisfy debts of 100 and for relief The court orders Heberlig nonresident to appear within fifteen days after publication and directs weekly notices in the Winchester Star and posting at the county courthouse front door until the next rule day term PHIL H GOLD and John M Steck certificate retained in record
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
County of
Frederick
M. M. Lynch
FN Broce
J. C. Heberlig
J. C
Virginia
Winchester Star
If I Had Thought About It Aimed At Cowan's Cure
A cautionary tale about a man who always knew what to do but did nothing until his child’s illness. He regrets not heeding advice to buy Cowan's Pneumonia Cure, which could have saved the child. The ad promotes Cowan's Pneumonia Cure available from druggists for 50 cents and a dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowan
Right of Way Sold For Railroad Through Bunker Hill Farm
W B Tabb sells to Baker Lime Company a right of way through his farm for a railroad to access rock on the Stuckey farm. Local items note visitors, school treats, preaching, and holiday mail traffic as the Christmas season closes. The column ends with New Year wishes to The Star readers and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Bunker Hill
W. Va
W. B. Tabb
Baker Lime Company
Stuckey
J. T. Stuart
Morgantown
Presbyterian Sunday School
John Deveuglas
Martinsburg
Christ Church
H. A. Rogers
Back Creek Valley
Ella Henson
Randolph Hoffman
Darkesville
Mabel Bowen
Baltimore County
Miss Gora Lamp
S. B. Cunningham
W. B. Clendening
Star Force
The
Doan's Ointment Endorsed for Hemorrhoids in Virginia
William E. Grayson of Front Royal Virginia reports four years of itching and pain from hemorrhoids. He tried Doan's Ointment after a friend’s recommendation and experienced rapid relief with occasional slight recurrences. He calls it the most satisfactory remedy and endorses it strongly. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for US Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. Grayson
Chester St
Front Royal
Doan
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean’s
Take
Market Prices Reported for Grain and Produce
Wholesale and retail quotas for grain and country produce provided to The Star. Items include meat, millfeed, and potatoes with scattered figures. Mr Holly Pipher of Boyce, Va., visits Winchester on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Holly Pipher
Boyce, Va
Winchester
Fitzgerald Quits Job Behind Railroad Change Rumor
The article notes Tom Fitzgerald leaving his post with speculation on his future role. It cites President Oscar G Murray as the light on the matter and mentions a potential return to former duties as general manager. It also reports a possible shift in reporting lines to the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fitzgerald
Oscar G.murray
Fitzgerald
Murray
Court to Sell Interests in Mt Storm and 226 Acres in Frederick
The Fredericksburg circuit court orders the sale of a one half undivided interest in 226 acres and a one fifth undivided interest in 381 1/2 acres known as Mt Storm in Back Creek District Frederick County. Proceeds from Muse interests to satisfy a $500 judgment with costs, remaining balance to rightful heirs. Defendants Eggleston and unknown heirs of Edward Moore must appear within fifteen days and a copy to be published weekly for four weeks in The Winchester Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Bruce Muse
Back Creek
Frederick County
A. Wade Muse
Byron Lovett
Mt. Storm
Fred L. Glaize
Francis Eggleston
Virginia Eggleston
Evelyn Eggleston
Edward R. Moore
Virginia
Winchester Star
H. Gold
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Tom
Frederickty
T. J. Shuler
P. H. Gold
Clerk Cir. Ct
Fredrick Co
James P. Reardon
John M. Steck
P. ‘Gq
Svk
Dickins
City
Good & Co
Tom Fitzgerald
Giaize & Bro
Fred L.’ Glaize
H. R. Kern
Music Store
N. Main ST
Killette
Eastman Kodaks
Parker's Fountain Pens
Tabard Inn Books
Susi BC Ecroche
Miller’s Drug Store
Henry Baetjer & Co
Our Savings Department
Union Bank of Winchester Depositary
State of
L. E. Savage Sons
Berryville
Scheuer’s
Front Royal Virginia
Bell Tel. Company
Telephone Company
H. F. Byrp
Shawnee A. B. Richards
WEL
Lees
Kernstown
Relief
Stephens City
Middletown
Mine Bank
Lebanon Church
Bell Company
Clarke Counties
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company of Virginia
A. BH. Newman
Pansbrough & Carter Bldg
Winchester, Va
W. Jefferson
Rest
W.M. Jefferson
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