Trustee Sale of Desirable 92 Acre Farm Near Winchester
Public auction of a small farm of 92 acres located one mile east of Winchester on the Winchester and Berryville turnpike. The property includes a dwelling, outbuildings, fruit trees and vines, and is held by M. M. Lynch as trustee. Terms: one-third cash at sale, balance in two annual installments with bonds and a deed of trust and insurance on buildings. Auction date July 10, 1909 in front of the Court House Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Hate
John K. Louthan
Berryville
Winchester
F. B. Whiting
A. Moore, Jr
Ll.b. Rice
Frederick County
Front Court House
Waenia
Winchester and
Josiah L. Baker
L. E
M. M. Lynch
P. Dasait
Union Bank of Winchester financial statement June 23 1909
Lee R. Grim sworn statement lists liabilities and capital of Union Bank of Winchester Virginia as of June 23 1909. Figures include total liabilities 289691 79 dollars capital stock 56575 00 profits 52792106 and dividends unpaid 46 75 deposits 170196 34 and checks 82 70. Notarization by Jos B Newlin N P with commission through Aug 3 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee R. Grim
Union Bank of Winchester
Loen
Winchester
Frederick
Virginia
EK. Holmes Boyd
Hughs. Lupton
Gee
W. Kurtz
State of Virginia
Cashier
Jos. B. Newlin
N. P
Costly Smashup on Tracks Weakened by Fire Department Efforts
Two large engines wrecked and loaded cars derailed after a high impact. Engines Nos 87 and 8, under Enginemen Lesher and Golden, teetered with crews from Hagerstown and Chambersburg clearing debris. Firemen fought fires as cranes lifted engines back. Wreckage cleared by evening, with only a small section of track torn up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 87
Lesher
Golden
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Crowd fenced off as workers proceed with space roping
Men in the scene control access by roping off the area while work continues. The crowd is kept behind barriers as crews proceed with the space.
Wholesale Market Report Shows Mixed Demand Across Offerings
Demand remained strong for all offerings in the wholesale market while oats and butter sold easy and eggs held steady. Poultry activity increased with young chickens showing notable activity and hay priced from 9.50 to 10 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorn
Bauer
Blaine
Canale Eietses
Dubhgl Ie
Vacationing Baltimore man visits Ridgeway friends
Mr William Thompson of Baltimore Md visits Ridgeway friends Mr Allen and Mr Wilbur Payne during his vacation. A series of births is reported including a daughter to Mr and Mrs Nimrod Herrell and a girl to Mr and Mrs William Cain. G W Gossard section foreman for the V Railroad at Ridgeway injured by a spall striking his left eye. eye improving under a local oculist care. Mr and Mrs Harry Light of Martinsburg spent Sunday with Mrs Light's parents Mr and Mrs Luther A Hugeit. Sunday school at 10 a m Hepworth League at 8 p m at Paynes Chapel next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeway
William Thompson
Baltimore
Messrs
Allen
Wilbur Payne
B. Swartz
Nimrod Herrell
William Cain
G. W. Gossard
Gossard
Chambersburg
Harry Light
Martinsburg
Luther A. Hugeit
Abell and Weems Return From Baltimore Visit
Walter R. Abell and Law ence Weems returned after several days in Baltimore. Mr. J A Affleck is having his double tenant house on East Cork Street repaired and painted. READ THA STAR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Walter R. Abell
Lawence Weems
Baltimore
3. A. Affieck
Haviez
East Cork Street
Attendance Report Shows Lower June Enrollment
The ses sion total enrollment reached 614 with June attendance at 462. Teachers listed include Principal N. D. Cool and several named staff. The board discussed an assistant janitor, set salaries, and approved substitutes and a reception plan for teachers attending a summer normal school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. Cool
Clara Whissen
Juliet A. McCaw
Edgar Arnold
Miss Green
Miss Cline
Miss Bell
Miss Gray
Miss Walter
Miss Schneider
Miss Kemp
Remains of Laura Lewis Returned to Winchester
The remains of Laura Lewis died at the state hospital in Petersburg and were brought to Winchester by express. They were taken to Funeral Director Kurtz to await 1 PM tomorrow, then moved to Bethel Church for a 3 PM service by Pastor Rev. Ross. Interment will follow in the brick cemetery. She was the wife of Anthony Lewis and long served prominent Winchester families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Lewis
State Hosital
Petersburg
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Kurtz
Bethel
Ross
Anthony Lewis
Winchester
Sorrel horse highly valued for sound feet and endurance
A reader notes a color sorrel horse responds well to proper care and is praised for sound feet and stamina. Mr W S White has just returned from visiting friends in Scranton, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. W. SS. White
Scranton
Tenement Death Toll Nets High Child Loss
About 2 060 children under five die in New York tenement districts each month. The grim figure highlights urban health dangers in crowded housing and calls for reforms to protect vulnerable youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mornth
Bank statement shows assets and liabilities for Peoples Bank 1909
Financial condition of the Peoples' Bank Stephens City Frederick Virginia as of June 2 1909 lists resources including loans and discounts 54242.12 overdrafts 48048.08 cash items 128.91 due from banks 8420.04 264 private bankers 1 850 currency 1750 silver 180 total assets 62066.17 and liabilities including capital 10000 surplus 2000 undivided profits 1046 85 dividends unpaid 8 time deposits 9040 notes rediscounted 2400 and cashiers checks 86.00 verified by cashier J Harvey Canter with directors signatures and commission dated 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingnaing Pie
J. Harvey Canter
Peoples’ Bank
Stephens City
Frederick
Virginia
Surety bonds offered for fiduciaries and officials in Baltimore
James B. Rubbell advertises surety bonds for fiduciaries treasurers trustees contractors associations government officers and commissioners in Baltimore Maryland He urges trusted professionals to obtain bonds and have accounts checked annually and invites calls for rates dated June 8 1909 6 4 e 0 d
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batimore
James B. Rubbell
Bristol and Knoxville Pullman Sleepers on Norfolk and Western
Train notice lists Bristol Knoxville routes with Pullman sleeper service to New York and Washington via Roanoke Harrisburg Philadelphia and connections. Mentions schedules 13 13 a 27 6 390p m 21 57 a m and future links to Roanoke and Washin. Details include intermediate stations Hagerstown Norfolk Roanoke Roanoke junctions and travel to New York with connections.
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Bristol
Palman Buffet
Knoxville
Bluefield
Phantas
Norton, Welch
Te Etattonis
Pollman
Cate Cur
P. Moor
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shehoah
Trav
Roanoke
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Lizzie Lee Coleman
Circuit Court of County
Ber- Va
Cigeutt Court
Clarke County
Bilén F. Louthan
Ee Yoleman, &c
Samuel McCormick
Sam’l McCormick
C. Cc
Baltimore & Ohio
A. R
Nati
Ohio
American Gymnastic Union
Naal
Jung
VER
Col
Prepaytorien Church
Sville
Jack Shrine
Uate Theta
CAL
Be. Biks
Teny Eags Maceutical Association
Oatree
Portland
Masonar / Association Retail Grocers
Norther Baptist Convention
Paul
United Oly
Christian Endeavor
Salt Lake City
Utah
GA. R
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Wasa
Anal Association
Cam Irrigation Congress
Tg Om
Middleway
Kearneysville
A. W. W. Poston
State Corporation Commission
Hay
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
Harfina
Franck Baker & Son
Ridgeway News
Charms Children
Post
Taste Singers
Posvani Boreal Co. Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Tech Mear
E. Holmes Boyd
Cool
Sadie Rie
Gertrude Adams
Margaret Sehindle
Helen Zirkle
J. H. Lacy
Summer Normal School
City Hall
Lacy
Henkel
Fuller
Normal School
Empire Automobile Institute
Rochester
N.Y
Star Office
Oliver Typewriter
Sacrifice
D. P. Meade
White Post
G. G Baker
Wm. R. Willis
O. F. Faulkner
South Main Street
Bate
Valley
Fairmont Avenue
Eens City
Ik. Cougill
J. A. Adams
JM Steele
Southern Railway
Washington, DC
Bluemont, Va
Bluemont
Winches
Blue Stage Line
Whachester
Coit
Agreat
Yeon Ban
Hardwick
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Cowden
Faille Urch Ibn W. BF
Loring
Enna
Hunter
Fia
Wiehle Herndon
Han Il S
Blaemon
Tesstisapshioisa Roenen Noensin
Nanan
The
United States
Thomas Brands
D. A. Thomas & CO
Maryland
Thomas
Niel
A. Thomas & Co
A. C. Slonaker & Son
Stewart St. Rink
Barrmore & Onto Railroad
Iters Ma
Harrisonburg
Risonburg
Lexington
Harpers Ferry
Washington
Chicago
Columbus
Wice
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Hammors
Fbittee Delphia
Norfolk and Western
R. Y
Berryvele Daily
Worthbound
Umberland Valley Railroad
Mtacentementeyrmmenien A. P
Wineheater
Martinaburg
Tingerstown
Greencastle
Hambersburg
Sores
Shippenwburg
Ariiste Sor
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Marrinburg
Tere
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Tincnentey
Gally
Jas
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