Winchester Court Adjourns Decree Hearings in Brent Heirs Case
The Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia refers the Brent heirs matter to Master Commissioner Dorsey Walter to determine property, debts, and related interests. A February 22 2038 hearing at Gray Williams law office is set with all parties to present claims. Public notice also announces a partition sale of 60 acre Frederick County land in Baker et al case with unknown heirs invited to appear within fifteen days.
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Wesley Davis
Otho Brent
Dorsey Walter
Brent
Gray Williams
Winchester
Chancery
R. Gray Williams
Will of John H Fries in Winchester Court Aims to Locate Heirs
In the Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia on January 29 1908 George L Streit and John Rendell Executors John H Fries Legatees sue to construed will to locate lawful heirs distributees or devisees sell estate and administer executors trust. Respondents nonresidents named and unknown parties must appear within 15 days after publication and protect interests. A copy to be published weekly for four weeks in the Winchester Star and posted at City Hall front floor for the next rule day February 3 1908.
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Erastus Baker
Norvall Baker
Frederick County
Henry H.er
Robert ©. Bywaters
Chas. W. Bakker
Charles W.be
Clifton Bywaters
Lucy Waters
Virginia
Robert Co. Bywaters
Robt. C. Bywaters
Decu
TheVinchester Star
Phil. H. Gold
Corporation Court of the City of
Winchester
George L. Streit
John Rendell
John H. Fries
Court of Equity
Glaize
Martin Lewis
Luther Fries
Lester Yeakley
W. O. Fries
Charles Fries
G. N. Fries
Clarence B. Fries
Martin Fries
Frank Fries
Otelia McFarland
Winchester Star
Corporation Court
Righ'd L. Gray
City of
John M. Steck
Public Sale of Well-Bred Stock at the Farm Auction
On February 25th 1908 at 10 oclock a m on the depot farm I will offer for sale three three year old overon colts sired by King Nob two two year old per cheron colts sired by White Post Company stallion thirty head of pure bree short horn cattle thirty nine head of Poland thiva Hoss forty three ewes with lambs by their sires and pure bred Phrop hive buck Terms include cash on sums under ten dollars or less nine months credit on larger sums with a negotiable note and endorser bearing interest from date M Williams
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King Nob
White Post Company
Poland
J -M. W.lliams
Finger Cut Off In Fodder Cutter
City Virginia Feb 24 While running a fodder cutter on the farm of Dr P B Stickley near town Mr Charles J Brumback lost the forefinger of his right hand between the cog and second knuckle joint The injury was dressed then he went to his business and sent his clerk to finish the job He later ran his coat in the wheels and escaped further harm He returned home with no coat tail despite the pain He worked as the cryer at the Hugh Bradley sale Saturday news notes Lucius McCarty returns from McKeesport Pa Donation party aided W H Ewing ill for years Genesee Lodge Red Men held a banquet toastmaster Brumback and ten guests present Annual sermon of Red Men to be preached next Sunday morning at the Methodist Church by Rev William Stevens
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PB. Stickley
Charles J. Brumback
P. B. Tckley
Preston Carbaught
Brumback
Cryer
Hugh Brad-ley
Lucius McCarty
McKeesport
W. H.ewing
Ewing
Genesee Lodge of Red Men
Emity
Genesee Tribe of Red Men
William Stevens
Noted religious writer declines Michigan Bishopric and Ohio coadjutor
Dr Francis Feri of New Market, kin to John W. Rice and Lewis E. Rice, died Saturday after long illness. A Shenandoah county physician and Civil War veteran, he was born May 17, 1833 near New Market, educated at Virginia, and practiced with high skill. His funeral was at St Matthew’s Lutheran Church this afternoon.
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Eat
Michigan
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New Market
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Lewis E. Rice
Shenandoah County
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Valley Turnpike Company
Rice
University of Virginia
William J. Rice
Devoe Paint Ad Promises Less Gallons Used per Job
A Winchester advert from Devoe Paint claims their product uses fewer gallons than competitors. The letter format features Mr M Chiles and assertions that Devoe will cost less and require less paint, with a money back if not.
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Devoe
Devor
Geo
E. Bushnell & Co
Andersons Headed to Wilmington for Visit
Glyn and William Anderson of the western part of the county accompany their uncle Charles E. Anderson to Wilmington Delaware this morning to spend some time.
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Glyn
William Anderson
Charles . E. Anderson
Wilmington
Del
Winchester Steam Laundry Ad Promises Spotless Linen
An advertisement for Winchester Steam Laundry on Water Street promotes spotless linen and a clean conscience with the claim of high standards and bell phone contact 504.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Ater Street
Bell Phone
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