Advance payment terms noted for 1908 release
A fragment notes advance payment terms stating per year 1m, per six months in advance, and three months in advance, with a date reference Friday May 22 1908.
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
4
A fragment notes advance payment terms stating per year 1m, per six months in advance, and three months in advance, with a date reference Friday May 22 1908.
The piece critiques opponents who claim a minority should decide over the majority. It argues this stance twists democracy by elevating the few over the many and labels it a flawed logic in selecting the party’s leader.
The text argues that a stronger economy helps prevent war, citing history of smaller but better organized powers defeating larger ones. It reflects a belief that economic strength reduces conflict and promotes peace.
A reporter quotes Kermit Roosevelt describing his father the President in a heated interview. He jokes that if the President attends events he feels like the whole show, a remark indicating Kermit is a chip of the old block.
Notes of Cross Roads reports Capon Bridge dedicatory services at Disciples' Church last Sunday with upcoming sermons at Fairview Church. It notes singing by J BE Eatow at Pleasant Grove next Saturday, visits from Mrs. Amos Foreman of Bedford, Pa, and local social mentions including Adams, Carpenter, and Whitacre. Wet weather slows farming. A J Marple plans to build a new barn this summer.
Macedonia Va May 22 Annar decoration day plans announced. Mr Lewis Smith and sisters Miss Anna and Miss Emilie Smith visited Mr Harvey Stephens and family. Mrs Emma Raytiss of Chambersville visited brother Mr Wiram Craig. George Craig visiting Lindén Va this week. William Rosenberger sold his saw mill to Mr James Smith's woods. Mr Frank Craig near Stephens City spent a few days this week.
Winchester resident George P. McCarty testifies after fifteen years of itching piles that one application halted the burning and continued use brought complete relief. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole U.S. agents. Remember the name Doan's.
An analysis argues Atlantic State pastures yield high value but many neglect to cultivate grass properly. It cites professors and specialists urging more grass instruction in institutes and schools to improve profitability and rural livelihoods. A Ohio farmer's debt plea prompts the department to outline practical farming steps, forecasting possible profits up to five thousand dollars annually.
Cedar Grove notes on May 22 report teachers Leslie Fries and J T Fries returning home from Toudeau county and other residents visiting relatives in Winchester Capon Bridge and Whitacre. Mrs Barrett and Miss Berrie Shull are mentioned with siblings and church events in the area.
Mrs Joseph D Leopold wife of Brakeman Leopold of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is visiting Mrs Almede Dunlap at her home No 203 North Kent Street for a few days.
The undersigned will offer for public auction a 26 acre limestone farm near Winchester Virginia in Frederick County. The land includes a small dwelling and outbuildings with water and fruit suitability, located about 4.75 miles northeast of Winchester and near Stephenson, adjacent to F J Meivans and David Bott lands. The sale reserves the tenant's share of crops and allows cultivation rights until harvest. Terms: one third cash, balance in two equal installments with bonds due in one and five years, interest annually, deed of trust securing payments. Conducted by R P Matvall Auctioneer for M Ebert executor of George W Brent dec’d. June 20, 1908.
John W. Rick as administrator advertises a public auction of the Bun cutter estate farm near Opequon Chester, Frederick County. The sale on May 30 at 11 a.m. offers about 51 acres of rich timber and cleared land with a stone dwelling, barn, and tenant house. Possession Sept 1 1908 with tenants allowed to harvest crops. terms: one third cash, remainder in one and two years with interest and trust deed security.
Special Commissioner will sell at public auction in Winchester Virginia on May 30 1908 a 21 acre tract east of Stephens City near the Hahn Estate. Terms: one third cash and balance in two annual installments secured by a deed of trust. Clerk Philip H. Gold confirms bond security.
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