Middletown State Bank financial condition sworn in 1912
The financial statement shows assets 50 603 22 and liabilities 50 603 22 for Middletown State Bank Incorporated Virginia as of April 18 1912. W E Coffman cashier and directors M Rhodes O Larrick E R 8 sworn before J W Ripman notary public on April 26 1912.
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S. W. E. Coffman
Middletown State Bank, Incorporated
Middletown
Frederick
State of Virginia
Ww. &. CorrMan
Cer . O. Larrick
Notice of proceedings in the John M. Silver estate
Decree extract in the case of Maurice M. Lynch administrator of John M. Silver deceased against Anna J. Silver Byard P. Silver Virginia G. Silver and Frank D. J. Silver. A commissioner is ordered to inventory estate heirs and creditors and report to the court with notice by four weeks publication in Winchester Virginia. Proceedings set for May 11, 1912 at 10 a.m. in Winchester with possible adjournments.
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Anna J. Silver
Byard P. Silver
Virginia G. Silver
Frank D. J. Silver
John M. Silver
Saige
John’ M. Silver
Winchester
John Silver
R. Gray Williams
M. M. Lynch
John M. Steck
Estate of Hannah D. Smith Proceedings in Winchester Court
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia the estate of Hannah D. Smith deceased reports of accounts by administrator R Gray Williams c t a filed. Creditors are ordered to appear on June 19 1912 to show cause against payment to legatee German Smith without refunds bonds. notice to be published weekly in The Evening Star for four weeks.
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Winchester
Virginia
Hannah D. Smith
R. Gray Williams
German Smith
Evening Star
Richard L. Gray
Corporation Court
City of
Judge bars interruptions as self defending prisoner seeks aid
A garrulous prisoner acting as his own attorney argues with the judge who retorts he will not waste court time. The inmate pleads that only a lawyer can help him, claiming he has one to do it for him.
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Miller & Anderson
East Water Street
Winchester Gun Club Plans Largest Local Shoot
The Winchester Gun Club schedules a major clay pigeon shoot for June 6 in Winchester. Thousands are expected to attend with no admission fee, featuring top professionals and Shenandoah Valley amateurs in several matches including a highlight between Winchester’s five best shots and five professionals from ammunition houses.
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Winchester Gun Club
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Lip Cut Accident at Saw Mill Near Siler Va
Mr Robert Shade of the county was injured while oiling a saw mill box at Mr Alexander DeHaven s place near Siler Virginia A large piece of wood was thrown onto the pile by Mr Emory striking Mr Shade on the lip The injury was painful but not serious Emory regrets the accident
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Robert Shade
Alexander DeHaven
Siler
Shade
Charles, Emory
Emory
Italian Infant Is Buried Here
Virginia Bell infant daughter of Toney and S Belva Bell died Saturday night at Memorial Hospital aged three weeks. The remains were interred in Catholic Cemetery this morning with Rev John McVerry of the Church of the Sacred Heart presiding. The father, an Italian, works on state road work in Rappahannock county and brought the child to the hospital.
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Odatte Virginia Bell
Toney
Sbelva Bell
Memorial Hospital
John McVerry
Church of the Sacred Heart
Rappahannock
Local Visitors Reach New Glasgow Area
Mrs. E. G. Staples of New Glasgow Virginia is visiting her sister-in-law Mrs. Ella Haines on East Leicester street. Mr and Mrs Charles E Murnan of Boston and Mrs Harry Snyder of Carlisle Pennsylvania arrived yesterday for a short visit to relatives and friends. Miss Katharine Harrison left this morning for Baltimore to visit relatives and friends.
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E. G. Staples
New Glasgow Va
Ella Haines
East Leicester Street
Charles E. Murnan
Boston
Harry Snyder
Carlisle
Katharine Harrison
Baltimore
Hung Jury in Loudoun Insurance Case
The suit of 1 or Harriott Turner against Loudoun Mutual Insurance was tried in Clarke County Circuit Court Berryville last week and resulted in a hung jury. A second trial will be necessary. Turner held a policy insuring a Blue Ridge area building. policy expired Dec 31 1910 and the house burned Jan 9 1911. Attorneys Ward Larrick Whiting represented Turner. Barbour Moore Jr represented the company.
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Harriott
Turner
Loudoun Mutual Insurance Company
Clarke County
Berryville
Blue Ridge
Taft Welcomes German Naval Officers in Portsmouth Visit
President Taft set politics aside to greet German naval officers in Portsmouth as the American fleet joined the Germans in Lynnhaven Bay and Hampton Roads. He met Rear Admiral Von Rebeur Paschwitz Prince Henry and other officers amid large gunpowder salutes.
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National News Service
Portsmouth
Taft
Lynnhaven Bay
Hampton Roads
von Rebeur Paschwitz
Prince Henry
Mill owners avert second strike with three week work pact
In Lowell Massachusetts on June 3 authorities report big mill owners plan to hire thousands of workers for three weeks ending a major walkout. Special policemen are guarding the mills and prepared to confront any mob.
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National News Service
Lowell
Mass
Strikers and Police Clash in Clinton Strike Riot
A pitched battle on Cameron street in Clinton Mass left one striker of Greek origin shot in the leg and several others and about six policemen injured. The clash involved sixty striking workers and local police.
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National News Service
Clinton
Mass
Cameron Street
Typhoid Strikes Raymond Swartz at Parents’ Home
Raymond Swartz son of Mr and Mrs Milton Swartz near Burnt Factory has been ill at home with typhoid fever for two weeks. Meanwhile Mr Bert Kenny a visitor to Mr and Mrs Charles Hirth at Wadesville has returned to Pittsburgh.
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Raymond Swartz
Milton Swartz
Burnt Factory
Bert Kenny
Charles Hirth
Wadesville
Pittsburgh
Mrs Schley to Receive Pension After Senate Vote
Washington June 3 The Senate after hearing an eloquent eulogy by Senator Rayner of Maryland passed the bill granting a pension of 150 dollars a month to the widow of Rear Admiral W Schley, hero of Santiago Bay.
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Schley
Rayner
Maryland
Santiago Bay
Water barrel carrier for easy farm transfers
A simple low cost Farm implement shows how to convert an old wheel axle into a semicircular frame to carry a water barrel. The design uses a bent axle, a block, two iron hooks, and an L shaped hanger to keep the barrel steady while lifting and transporting liquids around the farm.
Milo as Feed Milo Crop Described by Colorado AG Center
Alvin Keyser of Colorado Agricultural College outlines milo a non saccharin sorghum for plains feeding. Milo resembles kafir in growth with four to seven foot stalks ending in compact grain heads. Plant can yield large drooping heads in thin stands and smaller erect heads in dense stands.
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Alvin Keyser
Colorado Agrricultural College
Colorado Agricultural College
Milo
Shamrock Develops into Clover Says Kingston Expert
Dr William B St Lawrence Fanry of Kingston states that Shamrock plants brought from Ireland and planted in England always develop into clover. The claim highlights a plant transformation observation by a local authority.
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Ireland
England
W. B. St. Lawrence
Kingston
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