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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
5
A vintage ad promoting Chamberlain's Stomach Liver Tablets as a remedy for digestion and overall health. It links correct living to beauty and admirably cites digestion as key to social admiration, noting continued use alongside Chamberlain's Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and listing Franck Baker & Son as sellers.
The document lists liabilities and assets showing capital stock of 100,000 Undivided profits 23,477.29 plus cash and deposits. Individual deposits amount to 175,304.61 certified checks 77.70 due to other banks 104.68 and notes payable 5,000.00. It is sworn before Lee R. Grim, cashier, by Jos. B. Newlin as notary public on June 13, 1911.
A 1951 classified listing promotes 1) a near 100 acre farm with timber, orchard and a frame dwelling at 3000 dollars. 2) 200 acre farm orchard mix with 14 bearing acres at 7000 dollars. 3) 1500 bearing Albemarle pippin and winesap trees on about 100 acres at 11000 dollars. 4) Country home with 300 apple trees near a station offered at 17500 dollars. 5) 700 acre apple country property with nearly 2000 trees at 32000 dollars. Oarefree Real Estate Register advertises 200 farms priced 5000 to 10000 dollars. H. W. Hilleary, Charlottesville Va. 6-8-51.
In Frederick County Virginia courts, in two separate Chancery attachments, Ernest F Harris and James P Harris seek $1500 plus costs by attachment against Sutcliffe N Widdup for a lien on his Highland Avenue property in Winchester Virginia. A Civil Court order requires residents to appear within fifteen days and notice to be published in the Winchester Star for four weeks with postings at the Circuit Court House. The motion cites fraudulent deed against M S N Widdup and wife and a separate suit with $1000 plus interest and costs. Also noted is a similar attachment case involving Sutcliffe N Widdup on the same property with a smaller $1500 lien and official publication and posting requirements. Local visitors from Martinsburg and Hagerstown noted.
Miss Ethel B. Yost, in charge of the millinery department at B. Ney & Sons, departed yesterday afternoon for her home in Winchester as the spring season closes. She made many warm friends during her stay here and is expected to return next season.
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