Public Sale of Farm Assets at Berryville March 24 1908
Public sale at my home 1% south of Berryville starts 10 a.m. on Tuesday March 24 1908. Items include 9 horses and colts 6 cattle 4 hogs farm implements harness and related gear. Terms cash under 10 dollars and credit up to 12 months on sums 10 or more with negotiable note. Notes on the Kentucky saddle stallion may be 1 2 or 3 years. R Carter auctioneers and clerks listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborn
Bickford & Huffman
Oliver Chillpee
Berryville
Kentucky
R. Cc. Carter
Heffiebower & West
B. F. Yates
W. A. Bradford
Ha retown to Philadelphia and southbound rail schedule
Daily departures list Pullman sleeper service to Philadelphia via Harrisburg for Ha retown with intermediate stops. Southbound No 4 runs at 3 13 am to Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Norton Welch Winston Salem Charlotte with a Welch sleeper. No 13 at 9 09 am to Roanoke Bristol Knoxville Bluefield Columbus and Cincinnati with a Knoxville sleeper. No 27 at 6 42 pm to Elk e with parlor car. Write for rates maps and timetables.
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Gote
Haretown
Pullman
Philadia
Harrisburg
Shenandoah Junction
Roanoke
Bristol
Bluefield
Norton
Welch
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Knoxville
Columbus
Cincinnati
West
Ohio
Elke
Parear
Public sales listed for March across Virginia farms
The Star lists upcoming public sale advertisements with dates, places and items including horses cattle sheep hogs farming implements and household goods. Listings run March 4 through March 24 at various farms near Summit Point Berryville Boyce Shenandoah River Castleman s Ferry Millwood White Post and other locales.
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The
Star
Crampton
Summit Point
W. Va
O. H. “Anderson
John M. Silver
Senseney Road
J. A. Sommers
Boyce
Harry Bell, Sr
Shenandoah River
Castleman’s Ferry
J. F. Royston
Berryville
T. D. Myers
Gaylord
Wickliffe
R. L. Thompson
Millwood
W. F. Randolph
R. C. Carter
G.E. Chrismore
White, Post
Bank Statement Likely From 1908 Fredericksburg Institution
A historical bank report lists capital stock paid in eleven thousand dollars. surplus funds of forty five thousand. undivided profits and expenses. national bank notes outstanding at ninety seven thousand. deposits totaling eight hundred thirteen thousand. bonds borrowed of seventy four thousand. total assets around one million one hundred eighty eight thousand. cashier Fuller and directors signed on February 28, 1908 in Fredericksburg Virginia.
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Iether Nom
United States
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester
Virginia
People's Bank Financial Condition Report 1908
J Harvey Canter cashier files a sworn statement of the banks assets and liabilities for the People's Bank Stephens City Virginia. The balance sheet shows liabilities of 433495.01 dollars with capital stock 10000 dollars and proprietors' profits etc. Directors attested to the accuracy of the report sworn February 14 1908 and recorded February 26 1908.
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the People's Bank
Stephens City
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Harvey Canter
People’s Bank
J. Harvey Canter
L. A. Adams
A. H. Guard
J M. Steele
State of Virginia
Frederick
Illnesses Hit Wife and Daughter of Congressman Jones
The wife and daughter of Congressman W. A. Jones of the First Virginia district are seriously ill. The mother is at their Washington home while the daughter lies in Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. Congressman Jones is a relative of Judge W. M. Atkinson of Winchester.
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W. A. Jones
Virginia
Washington
Johns Hopkins ‘Hospital
Baltimore
Jones
W. M. Atkinson
Winchester
Funeral of Robert England Held at Red Bud
The funeral of Robert England, a colored man about 60, took place this afternoon at Red Bud after his death Sunday at his home several miles east of town. Interment followed in the Red Bud graveyard. One sow lives in Pittsburg.
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Robert England
Red Bud
Pittsburg
Meeting Notice Minutiae From March Fifth
A fragment notes a meeting led by W.S. Ti. Ur. with an outline that includes Thursday March 5 at three o'clock and a secretary-6pit designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the. W.S. Ti. Ur
Adams and Pifer Marry in Middletown Ceremony
Miss Jessie R. Pifer became the bride of Miriam Adams in a morning ceremony at the Pifer residence in Middletown. Rev. W. Bassell of Stephens City officiated. The couple left for their honeymoon via the Baltimore and Ohio station and will reside in Stephens City after returning.
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Stanley. Pifer
Middletown
Jessie R. Pifer
Mriam ‘Adams
Stephens
W. @assell
Stephens City
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio
Adams
Remains of Mrs Eliza Chapman Laid to Rest
The late Mrs Eliza Chapman wife of James H Chapman died at her home near Kernstown after a brief illness. Funeral services were conducted at Sunrise Church west of Stephens City by Rev W Marks and burial followed in a nearby cemetery. She was held in high esteem by a large circle of friends and was a sister in law of Mrs William L Zirkle of Winchester.
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Eliza Chapman
James H. Chapman
Kernstown
Sunrise Church
Stephens City
W. Marks
Methodist’ Episcopal Church
South
Mra
Chapman
William L. Zirkle
Winchester
Lent Begins With Ash Wednesday Services At Two Churches
Ash Wednesday marks the first day of Lent with services held at 7:30 a m at the Church of the Sacred Heart and at 11 a m at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church. Lenten services are planned again this evening at 7:30 p m in both churches, with Lent lasting six weeks until Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Sacred Heart
Christ’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Falcon Munting in Asia Sparks Falconry Interest
Falcon hunting draws favor among eastern sovereigns and wealthy locals as smaller birds of prey are used in Asia, highlighting the sport’s popularity in desert stances and royal circles.
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Asia
Stlands
Union Bank of Winchester Virginia Report of 1908 Condition
Financial statement shows assets totaling about 331 503.55 with loans 216 244.44 and deposits 1 232 107.03. Liabilities include capital 100 000.00 surplus 150 000.00 and notes 25 000.00. cashier John W. Rice swore to accuracy February 26 1908 before N P Lee R. Grim.
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Hee R. Grim
State of Virginia
Winchester
John W. Rice
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Board of Supervisors
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H. D. Fuller
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Negra Klanes
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Whitman Steel King
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R. W. Baker
Baltimore & Ohio RR
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