Complex Virginia land dispute notices in Clagett heirs case
In Frederick County Virginia court records a suit seeks to determine the interest of H N Clagett as father and heir of infant William Clagett. The case involves land in Frederick and Shenandoah counties, a Caspar Rinker will trust, and payment of a $902.32 debt plus $8.50 interest. The court orders sale of lands, voiding a deed to Annie M Clagett, and publication of notices in Winchester Evening Star.
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Frederick County
Valley’ National Bank of Winchester
H. N. Clagett
Annie M. Clagett
Oriaiah
H. N. Seer
William F. Rinker
Iles Fred . Rinker
Mary I. Pierce
John Pierce
Jno.w. Weicht
William Clagett
Virginia
Winchester
Casper Rinker
Sarah Rinker
TI. N. Clagett
G. W. Miley
Caspar Rinker
Shenandoah County
Marlborough
John M. Weicht
Jos Hy Clagett
Henry C. Clagett
Virla Clagett Shull
Russell Hull
Winchester Evening Star
DNA stomach tablets promise rapid relief from stomach distress
The advertisement warns of people overusing pepsin and other digesters to digest food without stomach activity. It touts MI-DNA stomach tablets as a five minute relief, claiming they strengthen the stomach for better digestion and cure belching sour stomach and pain, with a money back guarantee and a 50 cent box price.
Episcopal lawn party and church ruling notes in Boyce
In Boyce Virginia on June 8 the Episcopal Church prepares a lawn party planned for Friday and Saturday night. The town hears updates on church meetings with conversions at the Methodist Church and a flower strewing at the Old Chapel. Locals travel to Roanoke Baltimore and Washington for events and visits from Miss Susie Sunder to Miss Christine Manning and Miss Eva Jolliffe.
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Boyce
The
Episcopal Church
J. Roger Strode
James. .Diffenderfer
Methodist Church
George B. Harrison
William Diffenderfer
Louisa Dick
Winchester
George Garvin
Roanoke
Louis Bradford
Baltimore
Susie Sunder
Charlestown
Christine
Loutise Manning
Anna Jolliffe
Fred Ryan
Washington
Pearl
Fyan
Edward Ritchie
Eva Jolliffe
Bluefield
W. Va
Jolliffe
Masters John
Harry Clark
Lexington
John Walters
Will. Waters
J.L. Carper
Amna Jolliffe
Susie Dunlap
Joseph Denny
Bob Simpson
S. K. Anders
Louisa Reid
Mary Barr
Stephens City
Louise Carper
Margretta Carper
Bartonsville
Pauline
Suddith
Willis Suddith
R. C. Randolph
Roy Mitchel
Morrisonburg
Macedonia
R. E. Reid
Lena Cooper
Nineveh
Stover Cooper
Charles Locke
Pitcairn
James Diffenderfer
Mauricé Dunlap
William Dunlap
Stanley
Cooper
Warren County
Peppers
Philadelphia
Page
Millwood
Best remedy liquid effects immediate pleasant to take
Medication described as quick acting and pleasant to ingest available in 10c 25c sizes at drug stores.
Episcopal Church Strawbery Fete At Greenway Court
Mr Lewis Kennerly returned to Birmingham to resume his work. A strawberry and ice cream fete will be held on the Greenway Court lawn Saturday afternoon and evening to benefit the Episcopal Church.
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Lewis Kennerly
Birmingham
Ala
Greenway Court
Episcopal Church
Local Notices From Armel Area Highlight Visitors
In Armel section on June 8 several families from Charlestown Ridgeway Luray Kernstown and Winchester visited relatives here including Mr and Mrs Hiram Cornwell and Mr and Mrs M C Armel. Confederate memorial day in Winchester drew few locals due to unfavorable weather. Mrs James M Ritter has been indisposed at home, and visits to Winchester continued by Charles Armel and Mrs Cy Armel.
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Armel
Hiram Cornwell
Charlestown
Martin Price
Jenrgee Dix
Winchester
Ridgeway
W. Va
Ruel “Hook
Miss Ritter
M. C. Armel
D. N. Cave
Luray
John Gardner
Dorsey. Brill
Marlboro
Tewell
Shenandoah County
Charles Price
Robert “Arnold and
Kernstown
William Arnold
James M. Ritter
S Charles Armel
Cy” “Armel
Bear's Emulsion Celebrated Remedy Impresses Reader
In December 1910 Dr. Gordom reports Bear's Emulsion improving Mrs. Moubery with severe lung issues after other remedies failed. Three bottles restore strength, ease coughing, and boost appetite though price and refund terms noted. Local notices also mention Mr. Norman E. Cooper’s return from Charlestown and a Baltimore visitor staying with relatives.
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W. A. Gordom
White Post News Briefs Domestic Moves and Visits
White Post Virginia items note Mr Woodford and family leaving for Youngstown Ohio to establish home after selling household effects. House and lot purchased by Louis Chrisman. Miss Anna Green returns from Washington. Miss Fannie Boyden visits Albemarle county. Mrs C G Massey visits her father Beate in Remington. Virginia Hoskins of Cedar Ville spends weekend with Miss Magete Gregory. Jennie Lewis Meade visits Janie Moore in Berryville. Nettie Jennings of Luray returns after week with Florence Jennings at Greenway Court. Sara McCtee spends weekend with Mrs John Dearmont.
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White Post
Woodford
Youngstown
Ohio
Louis Chrisman
Anna Green
Washington
Fannie Boyden
Albemarle County
P. M.boyden
C. G. Massey
Beate
Remington
Virginia Hoskins
Cedar Ville
Magete Gregory
Jennie Lewis Meade
Janie Moore
Berryville
Nettie Jennings
Luray
Florence Jennings
Greenway Court
Sara McCtee
John Dearmont
Will of Eliza Taylor Admitted to Record in Winchester
The last will of Ms. Eliza Taylor dated November 24 1882 is admitted to record in the Winchester corporation court. Testatrix signatures proved by sister Mrs. ONeill, with subscribing witnesses Mrs. Henrietta W. Mullen and Miss J Virginia Price both deceased. Executor Judge W M Atkinson also deceased. All property including South Main residence left to son Charles E. Taylor of C E Taylor & Company.
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Eliza Taylor
Corporation Court of Winchester
Henrietta W. Mullen
J. Virginia Price
W. M. Atkinson
O'Neill
J. B. Correll
South Main Street
Charles E. Taylor
C. E. Taylor & Company
Pretty Bride Metz Weds Chamberlain in Frederick County
Miss Mary Delia Metz married Maddie Chamberlain at Lenore home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Metz. Rev J H Lacy officiated with matron of honor Mrs. George Cochran and best man John Chamberlain. After a large reception, the couple plan to live on Chamberlain’s Lenore farm.
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George Cochran
John Chamberlain
Little Earl Shenk
Greencastle
J. H. Lacy
Presbyterian Church
Winchester
Lohengrin
Margaret Bushnell
Remedies for Seasickness in Mariners of the Levant
A curious remedy of sea sickness among Levantine mariners is daily swallowing iron rust scraped from anchors. A small pouch tied to the abdomen with coasted salt and thyme flowers is also used to counteract internal disturbances from rolling ships.
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Levant
Society Belle’s Rumored Engagement Up for Confirmation
In New York society circles, rumors swirl around a young belle and her rumored engagement. Reporters consider obtaining her direct statement and will pursue a formal acknowledgment or a half column with a photograph if she cooperates.
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New York Journalism
Lover’s proposal meets stubborn mirth in humorous missed match
The fourth marriage proposal sparks a witty exchange as a serious suitor repeats his plea to a good-looking woman who insists she never encouraged him. The old time rumor of sixpence is contrasted with modern romance and financial woes.
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Puck
JI Don
Betles of New York Fashion Sensation Rules
The American woman aims to be conventional and stylish, always in fashion. She seeks to avoid sensationalism while staying in the vanguard, as Town and Country notes. Read the Star's want ads for details.
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Betles
New York
Tiz Makes Sore Feet Well No Matter What Alls Them
рекламная карточка об обуви и уходе за ногами представляет препарат Tiz, обещая быстрое облегчение иPermanent решение для боли, усталости и отёков ног. Реклама утверждает, что Tiz очищает поры, уменьшая отёк и размер стопы, и доступен по 25 центов за коробку через аптеки или напрямую от Walter Luther Dodge & Co., Чикаго.
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Tiz
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
For Sale Property at Main and Clifford Streets
Valuable property at the southeast corner of Main and Clifford including a shop building on Main Street a stone and brick residence on the corner and a weather boarded house on Clifford Street with large rear lots. Offered on terms and parcels to suit buyers. R. T. Barton for owners.
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Main
Clifford Streets
Main St
Clifford St
R. T. Barton
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R. Gray Williams
G. Walter
P. A
Fred. Ss. Boyd
Huyler
Kodaks
Kodak
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Apag
Chas. R. Jones CO
Admiral World
Franck Baker & Son
America
S. Loudoun St
John Boyle
Forest Ho Rge-on-Hudson
J. Scott ‘Bowers
Amyl-Kito Chemical Co
Loudoun St
Aapiadaene
Charlotte Auto School
Charlotte
Charlotte Cotton School
N.C
L. Keller
Martinsbureg
Kings Aes Hospital
Pioyiy
Arey Vern Yan
Marguerite Simpeop
Nancy Coble
Fuller
West Philadelphia
Brent
Pr. Robt. Glass, Hansbrough & Carter
Market St
West Water Street
Denny
Fairmont
Fairmont Avenue
S. J. Swimley, Sr
Brucetown
L. Brawner
Montgomery
Stephen City
Millwood Road
Donald Inns
Robert Louthan
Hicks
Capu Dine
Norman E. Cooper
L. F. Cooper
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
James B. Shober
Mrs
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North
Washington Street
Arthur Burton
Mrs. Byrne
Lilly
WHITE
Post News
Star's
Max Moses
Joe Nachman
E. Water St
Strasburg
APPLE
York Imperial
Ben Davis
Charles ‘Town
P. O
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Winchester Conservatory OF Music
Peyton St
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Bert
T Ball
N. W. Grade
T. Jones
Circuit Court
Reardon
John W. Bro
Winchter Pike
Jas
P. Reardon
Blackburn Smith
B. Russell
Geo. B. Harrison
Robt
M. Ward
J. West
Clarke Couny, Smith & Eardon
R. L. Brooks
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N. H. Carpenter
Edward Conner
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