Winchester Star Notice of Attachment in Widdup Case
Court orders attachment in Sutcliffe N Widdup case to recover 138 75 dollars interest from May 24 1911 and to seize Widdup property in Winchester Virginia. Defendant required to appear within fifteen days and publish notice weekly for four weeks. Public posting at courthouse front door. Court clerk Ward & Larrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isuléiitte
N .Rriddap
Henry Low
AMD
Sutcliffe
Elif N. Widdup
Winchester
Highland Avenue
Sutcliffe N. Widdup
Virginia
Winchester Star
Circuit Court Ward & Larrick
Notice of Chancery Suit In Virginia Court
Creed M Fulton as complainant seeks to recover 569.25 plus costs and invalidate a deed dated May 25 1941 transferring property on Highland Avenue Winchester Virginia. Defendants J Ross Miller Sutcliffe N Widdup Josie M B Widdup Wm K Hill are nonresidents and must appear within fifteen days to protect interests. Publication ordered in Winchester Star weekly for four weeks and posting at Circuit Court. J W Baker Jr Deputy Clerk Holmes Conrad Son Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit “Court
County of Frederick
Creed M. Fulton
J. Ross Miller
Sutcliffe N. Widdup
Josie M. B. Widdup
Wm. K. Hill
Henry
Low
Virginia
Ihcia
Winchester Star
Circuit Court
Jis
J. W. Baker, Jr
Holmes Conrad ,& Son, Attys
Factory Manager Alleges Eczema Trouble Despite Treatment
R. H. Shackleford signs a statement noting severe eczema with itching and sleepless nights. He reports ongoing treatment and asserts progress toward eradicating the condition from his system.
Winchester land sale notice in Virginia court order
Clerks office in Frick County issues a June 10 1911 notice in Winchester Virginia. Walter As Jenna com plains Sutcliffe N Widdup and Henry Lom defendants in a chancery suit involving attachment and sale of land on Inland Avenue Highland and related parcels. Public notice calls for appearance within 15 days and publication in the Winchester Star for three successive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Inland Avenue
Highland Avenue
Runpinack Westwarly
Rginia
Gasceesius
Wineat Star
Sucsierea
Fate Pitter
J. Wy Baker, Jr
Franch ,& Son
Eczema Cured After 26 Years in Huntington Letter
A 1910 letter from W. Williams of Huntington West Virginia reports eczema cured after using See Medicine Co. product Milam. The correspondent asks for a refund and states ongoing relief to the face, signing with concern about the treatment’s effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
The
See Medicine Co
Milam
Williams
People's Bank of Stephens City Virginia 1911 Statement
Financial statement shows loans and discounts 86588 with overdrafts 45164 and bank fixtures 1048.75. Total liabilities 95437.13 including capital stock 10000 surplus 4000 and profits 2257.05. Individual deposits 76783.44. cash and due from banks. notes sworn by cashier Eugene E Chiles with attestations by directors. Sworn in Frederick Virginia June 7 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Just Co
Eugene
Chiles
People’s Bank
Stephenson
Frederick
Virginia
Eugeens E. CuitEes
M. Steele
I. H. Cane
Eal Adame
State of Virginia
Eugene E. Chiles
Gro. A. Samsell
N. P
Farm for sale in posnenioed county with mills and mill stream
For sale is a 283 acre farm in posnenioed county with 125 acres cleared and cultivated land. Features include two barns a good house a tenant house and all outbuildings a 25 barrel flour mill with feed chopping and a sawmill all powered by a reliable stream store on premises conducting general merchandise business currently active. Price 7500.0. For further particulars address The Chapman. 6-13- Now is the time to advertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posnenioed
Agounty
Do It Yourself Valuable Ladder Construction Guide
A damaged item describes how to build a lighter ladder for fruit trees. Suggestions include using three blocks per rung to prevent spread, wiring for stability, and a four foot solid spout bolt with half inch bolts. Instructions emphasize a stable, slip resistant design to protect fruit and allow various lengths for different trees.
A Tree That Owns Itself Deed Story Emerges
Citizens recount a 19th century deed in Georgia where a tree was granted ownership of its surrounding land within eight feet. Though not legally valid, locals insist the act reflects romantic trust and will protect the tree from intrusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mama Jackson Foss
Hotas
Tau
la Mancha
Feat of a Missouri Woman Raises Bounties on Farm
Audrain count woman, on eighty acres, harvested 3 000 bushels corn 500 bushels oats ten wagon loads of pumpkins and cared for nine children and a shiftless husband according to Centralia Courier.
Basque Shepherds Bring New Settlers to Western States
Denver Field and Farm notes Basques, first arrivals in ten years, settle in Mont Oregon and Idaho to tend sheep and grow grapes. The group spreads across Colorado Nevada Nevada and others, praised as good citizens and quick to Americanize through learning English. They are described as descended from the region's aboriginal population with little admixture.
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United States
Mont Oregon
Idaho
Colorado
Nevada
Spain
Europe
Thes Cone
Denver Field
Dairy Doings and Cattle Care Tips From Farm Note
The piece urges gentle handling of cows to maintain milk production and cautions against mistreatment. It advises selecting strong, large cows and avoiding breeding undersized heifers too early. It contrasts feeding humans and animals, noting nutrition and ethics in dairy farming while referencing oleomargarine color fraud and fair competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heard Onfce
Dean's Kidney Pills Prove Their Worth in Testimonial
A testimonial recounts a long standing kidney pain case cured by Dean's Kidney Pills. Joseph D. Rainsberger of Weymouth reports permanent relief after heavy labor and back pain left him unable to work. The letter endorses Doan's Kidney Pills as the recommended remedy, with Foster-Milburn as sole U S agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Winchester
Joseph
D. Rainsberger
Wister
Pean
Foster-Milburn
Batfaly
New York
United ‘States
Doan
Refuge Brevities from Refuge Virginia June Update
Local notes from Refuge Virginia list residents and visitors including Harri son Gardiner purchasing a new motorcycle, Willie Lumley and son returning from Stephens City, Kenney of Rockingham promoting steroscopes, Parker family from Stephens City homeward from Baltimore, Penjawin Steele and Mary Steele visiting relatives, Elmer Clevenger adding porch and bay window, Grace family from McDonough Maryland vacationing in Nova Scotia, Grim brothers in Woodstock on business, Frank Emmons planning Baltimore trip, White couple visiting sister Elizabeth Ewing near Stephens City, Harvey Conner sick horse aided by Dr Pine, and farmers delaying harvest after heavy weekend rains.
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Refuge
Harrion Gardiner
James Tardiner
Retmes
Willie Lumley and Son
Stephens’ City
Honnelleville
Kenney
Rockingham
William Parker
Lomax
Stephens City
Baltimore
Penjawin Steele
Mary Steele
Elmer Clevenger
Harvey Conner
Refate
Dr. Pine
Winchester
Public Auction of Harrison Osborn Farm and Parcel in Leesburg Va
Administrators announce a public sale in front of court house Leesburg Virginia on Saturday July 1 1911 at 12 M. selling the Osborn farm of 34 acres improved with a ten room house bank barn stable and other outbuildings near the Retec tin church two miles from Purcellville plus the Patcy Osborn farm of 288.5 acres suited to grazing wheat and corn with timber and a comfortable house both farms on public roads. Possession before wheat and full possession January 1 1912. Terms one third cash balance in two equal annual installments secured by bonds deed of trust and insurance policy. W umphrey administrator Bluemont Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Osborn
Leesburg
Osborn
Uurcellville
Harrison. Osborn
Norfolk and Western Train Listings to Bristol Roanoke and Hagerstown
Train schedule from Norfolk and Western shows No. 13 and No. 1 including Pullman Sleeper and Dining Car to Roanoke and Bristol with parlor car, intersecting services to Shenandoah and Gary via Roanoke. No. 28 serves Hagerstown and Philadelphia with connections to New York, while No. 14 and No. 2 offer sleepers to New York. General agents Bevil and Bragg provide details from Roanoke Va.
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Berryville
Bristol
Pullman
Roanoke
Broiler
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Norton
Welch
Gary
Shenandoah
Garyt
Elkton
Ianemedie
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
St Shenandoah
Washington
Pullman Sleeper
W. B. Bevill
M. F. Bragg
Gen
Pruning Peach Trees for Vigorous Growth and Fruit
The text discusses balancing vegetative growth with fruit production in peach trees. It covers the effects of pruning during dormancy, selecting the main branches, and the risks of excessive wood growth. It also notes that inadequate pruning can lead to small, indifferent fruit and that light is essential for quality fruit. It includes instructions from a New Jersey experiment on one-year-old peach trees and contrasts proper vs excessive pruning to promote fruit bearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tina
Winch ester Visitors and Schoolyard Party Notice
Mr. Charles Richard of Winchester visited his parents in town on Sunday. Miss Blanc de Snapp of Opequon is visiting her mother. The Mites Chapel will hold a yard party Saturday night June 24 inviting all. Mrs. H A Richard and Mrs Sarah Snapp hosted visitors Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithiool
H.A. Richard
Sarah Snapp
NO MORE by Mrs Nannie R Glass
A memorial poem honoring Rev J W Lupton and Rev H M White who died in 1909 and 1910. The verse reflects on Elijah’s ascent, faith, and the sorrow of losing spiritual leaders as Winchester Virginia readers mourn and remember.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie R. Glass
J. W. Lupton
D. D
H. M. White
Southern Railway Timetable Notes for Virginia and North Carolina
A fragmentary schedule lists Southern Railway services from Sonburg Virginia via Lynchburg to Raleigh Greensboro and further to New Orleans. It mentions Pullman cars, dining and sleeping services, various daily and special trains, departure times around morning to late evening, and connections to Roanoke Nashville and Chattanooga with several named stops and train numbers.
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Sonburg
Dally
Tmflington
Ea Orl Disiog
Dave Ai
Oc Aleileaeate Putlier
Harrisonbure
Seach
Ene Sen
Ray Spiceingha
Caefornia
Harrisonburg
E. Traigs
Nies
Ee Ecadt
Shalbore
Wit
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Ote Cle
John L. Johnso
R. H. Shackleford
Danville, Va
Blanche
N. C
Milam Medicine Co
Danville
Peoples” Bank
State Corporation Commission
Resources
Glaize & Bro
Missouri
Mrs. Grace
McDonough
Nova Scotia
Grace
Industrial School For
Messrs
James and
Silas Grim
Woodstock
Busin Earsi
Ners
Frank .Emmons
T. White
Monany
Louloun
Wumphrey
Bluemo
Norfolk & Western
New Jersey
Wir
Herbert S Larrick
Bos
Max Cohen
Herbert & Ranucky
Mma
Strauss Bros. §. Co
Dauszing
D Caiser
Epee
Levzz
A A Clothing Co
Bikin
Zenits
National Stove Co
Bi Co
Sampoon & Marin
Unge Co
Frye
TB Hanger O
Feiser Paper
Barviett Co
Gordon Furweinter
Shiichmen & WI Feidman
Goodman
Theodore American Clothing Co
Sareus & Jas. Robinsom
Sabler
Lahie
Vir
Tebe
Wee
Tosi
Hyates
Richard
Gray
Peerfield Notes
Elijah
Israel
Bisha
Jordan
Spinta
Southern. Railway
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