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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-12-15

are certain to catch the fever.
Talking more in tangibles, the
Sox youngsters listed have ex-
ceptional physical qualifications
too. Baseball men and sports
writer's agree that Carrasquei
likely will develop into one of
the games greatest Shortstops.
Fox at second base covers
ground like the dew.
Pierce, Wight and Cain will
doubtless be three of the most
effective southpaw Fingers in
the circuit next summer. Alo-
mos impressive 7-2 relief record
in 1850 stamps the tall Cuban as
bullpen insurance extraordinary.
Greek catcher Niarhos is a
firebrand catcher from the old
school. His "a hits in 102 tries
(average .333) was the top bat
ting mark on the 1850 Chisox
club.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-12-15

by the high school coaches of the
state. And this is no more than
right since the Buckeye elevens
are composed of Ohio boys pri-
marily.
Several reasons have been
given, although none official at
this time, as to why the major
league owners failed to renew
ChandIer's contract.
1t was ruled in an English
Magistrates. court, that picking
up a golf ball, even though it be
abandoned comprised stealing.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-12-15

Michigan played in two Rose
Bowl games, 1902 and 1948 and
won each game by identical
scores 40 to O.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-12-15
kIzX Z. C. ssRED" MAC DONALD

DESIGNATIONS and not game results kept the sports
~ world agog last week First Wes Fesler called quits
head Ohio States football fortunes and then A. B.
Happy Chandler resigned after club failed
new his contract which expires May l, 1852.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-23
Miss PUNK Going to Japan

Miss Virginia PUNK, who has
been teaching in the Chapel Hill
elementary school. is to go to
Japan to teach the children of
Americans in the occupation
forces. She will be on the staff
~ a school on an Army post in
Yokohama. Her appointment
there is for one year but may
be renewed at the end Of that
time If she 50 desires. Miss
PUNK II now at her home in
Kings Mountain awaiting the
date Of her departure for Japan.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-23

crlar arc Of Is foot radius, whose
chord runs South SO deg. 25 min. East
3L7 feet to an iron in the west
boundary of Crest Drive; thence along
said boundary of Crest Drive South
5 deg. IS min. West 96.s feet to the
beginning.
Lot No. 2: Lying and being on the
vest side of Crest Drive, known and
designated as Lots Nos. 120 and III
in Cole Heights Extension, Begin
ming at stake in the west property
line of Crest Drive, the southeast
corner Of Lot No. OF Knolls Devel-
opment, running thence with the
property line of said Drive South s
deg. IS min. West 50 feet to stake,
northeast corner of Lot No. 119;
thence with that Lot North 81 deg.
IS min. West $50 feet to a stake in
the line of Lot No. ia; thence with
that Lot North IS deg. IS min. East
25 feet to stake in the line of Lot
No. 6 Of Knolls Development; thence
North Sc deg. IS min. East 152 feet
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-23
Rickenbacker Says He Will Do All He Can to
Help Get Short Cut to Airport Hard-Surfaced

The main reason ! wanted a
few words with him was to so
licit his interest in the hard
surfacing Of the now unimproved
part Of the shortcut road from
here to the airport. One thing
! said to him was that Chapel
Hill was exceptionally air-mind-
ed and provided much more traf-
fic for the Eastern Air Lines
than one would suppose from its
population. and that it would be
of great advantage TO the EAL
to have good road from here
to the airport.
Captain Rickenbacker said he
had been informed Of the inn
portance of Chapel Hill as a
source of airplane traffic and
appreciated very much the
patronage Of Chapel Hill people.
| told him thought it would
help a great deal if he would
make plea, for the improve
ment Of the shortcut road, to
the state highway commission
and the governing boards of the
two counties, Wake and Dur
ham. in which the 4 : mile
stretch Of unimproved road lies.
Il am keenly interested in what
you tell me- he said. i will do
all ! can to help push along the
improvement project"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-23

Captain Eddie Rickenbacker,
celebrated figure in both World
Wars and now president Of the
Eastern Air Lines. visited the
Raleigh Durham airport last
Friday in the course Of an in
spection tour.
When he emerged from the
special plane that brought him
and other officials Of the CON-
pany from New York he was
greeted BY Raleigh and Durham
dignitaries, Mayor Edwin S.
Lanier Of Chapel Hill. members
of the joint two-city airport
commission representatives Of
chambers OF commerce and
other organizations, and news
paper reporters.
Captain Rickenbacker did not
hasten people along when they
came up to shake hands with
him. He had plenty Of time for
everybody. and after the initial
greetings he stood around with
one group after another, answer
ing various questions.
When ! was introduced to him
as the editor Of the Chapel Hill
Weekly he responded with a
smile Of recognition; not be-
cause he knew me. for he didn't,
but because he knew Chapel Hill.
He recalled his visits TO the VII
lage in the days Of the Navy
Pre-Flight School.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-23
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND

Under and by virtue Of an order Of
the Superior Court Of Orange County,
made IN the Special Proceeding en-
titled Carrie Cotton VS.. James Cot
ton" the undersigned commissioners
will, on Thursday, the 10Th day of
June, 1850, at 1900 o'clock NJ, On
the premises hereinafter described in
the southeastern suburbs Of Carrboro.
n. C., offer for sale at public auction
10 the highest bidder for cash those
certain lots or parcels of land lying
and being in Chapel Hill Township,
Orange County, North Carolina, de-
scribed as follows:
Lot No. /: Known and designated
on plat Of Knolls Development as Lot
No. 4, Beginning at an iron stake in
the west boundary Of Crest Drive Ca
40 foot street, which stake is 31e
feet from the northern boundary Of
Knobs Development talso Hackney's
southern line) and 1902 feet from the
property line between Knolls Devel-
opment and Mrs. Eugene Andrews
four acre lot, running thence South
Sc deg. IS min. West 90.s feet to a
stake, the southeast corner Of Lot
No, 6; thence North 2 deg. 5 min.
East 1923 feet TO stake in the
southern boundary Of Knolls Circle
"a ~ foot street., northeast corner
cf Lot No s; thence along the south
ern boundary Of Knobs Circle South
86 deg 50 min. East II feet to d
stake; continuing with Knolls Circle
South s. deg. 25 min. East 64.2 feet
10 stake in the southern boundary
Of Knobs Circle; thence along a cir
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-23

or before the 9th day Of June, 1851.
or this notice viii be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons indebt-
ed to said estate viii please make
immediate payment to the under
signed.
This the Ord day Of June, 1850.
Eleanor N. Rowe
Executrix
Laurel Hill Road
Chapel Hill, N. c.
r. (. Long. Attorney
Roxboro, North Carolina
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-23
NOTICE

The undersigned, having qualified
as executTix of the estate Of Harlan
p. Rowe, deceased, late Of Orange
County, this .s 70 notify all persons
having claims against said estate TO
present them to the undersigned on
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-23

to the beginning.
A good faith cash deposit will be
required Of the purchaser and an
nounced at the sale
The sale viii remain open as pro-
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-23

vided by law for increased bids.
This May 20, 1850.
Henry A. Whitfield,
r. o. Everett,
Commissioners.
The Arizona post., 1950-03-03
3-IN-l CHAIR RERk By LOCK
AS A LOUNGE

Enjoy the comfort of your BERK-
LOCK 3-in-l chair It's contour
moulded Equipped with double
spring seat a softly padded
spring back beautifully styled
in newest fabrics, including smart,
Ione-wearine pIastics. BERK-LOCK
will add luxury and distinction in
your home.
The Arizona post., 1950-03-03
AS A ROCKER

Your BERK-LOCK gives you restfuI
perfectly balanced free floating ac-
ton just finger touch Of the
lever towards the rear of chair
unlocks mechanism. Unlock and
rock . that's all there is to it.
The Arizona post., 1950-03-03
$l79.5O
$60.5O
-McVey, Photocenter.
AS A RECLINER

Just glide lever backward to un-
lock recIine back to exact
angle that fits your pleasure and
with feather touch, return lever
forward to lock position. Place feet
on padded ottoman and RELAX.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-10-21
Letter To The Editor

While reading different papers
I wish I had the Miami Times. It
would interest me more than any.
Please leave one at my home as
I expect to be home by the 21st,
Have been in NYC over eight
days. No city could be as inter-
eSting to me as this one. I've been
riding the Sightseeing Bus for
days also the 81" and subs. Now
tan friend who knows the city is
taking me over it and around.
Once am on a highway, with no
stop signs ! . visible for : miles
Ground, Much Of my time is spent
at the International Brotherhood
office on 125th st. Mr.oMcLauran
and Mr.. A. Phillip Randolph are
kept very busy but find time to
stake me around. $ MuInsyI sends re-
CARDS to you and your office.
Z. l. visited some churches and
schools, have been invited to
preach at two churches Sunday
but since I've learned how little
! know, l am never anxious to
talk. I9dmDn sirIt 10 .slns1taia3rE
'hoMytrespects to you and friends!
% JOE. S.. NorrisltGg .h20 .b0nWl
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-10-21
Voting Machines
Installed To Teach
Voters New Rules


New rules governing voting has
prompted the Dade County Re-
publican Executive Committee to
place practice voting n1achines dat
three points IN the oareaiifor9 the
use of an voters, regardless Of
party, who wish to become tamil
lar With the new Rotingotechni7
qlie.s 9nI nn6 10Y 3aniS9B b9biJ
Under the regulations ssoacall-
ed straight ballot cannot : q be
cast! e If this is done, the ballot
can only Sbe counted for those who
have no opposition. To cast a ball
lot for your favorite candidates so
that the vote viii count, the voter
must pun each individual lever
above each candidates name for
whom Ole wishes 10 voteaid fadt
Regulation naehineSd with the
names of all candidates Except
Constables) iriinfiihg lin the No
yember z electi6H have beens IN
Stalled III TIE following three To-
cations: oR' 00I fef8 fdGuodf
Republican headquarters, Ie47
West Flagler st. vt 9V6d bluoW
tn221 NV 9th street. sW fn91s11ib
North Dade Republican Head
quarters, 688o NE 1125th st. aIehIotI
Attendants who understand the
new rules governing machines
voting will be on hand at each
point where practice" machines
have been installed. These places
will be open Until 9 pm each
night for the eonyenience OF those
who work days. All are welcome.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-10-21
Fete
Member

The Miami Alumni Chapter of
Kappa Alpha Psi will fete Bro.
Edmond Johnson, October 26, at
the Mary Elizabeth Hotel lounge.
Bro. Johnson is General chair
man of local 495, an affiliate uof
,AFL, which is composed of five
railroads: Seaboard,a ACL, FEC,
c & 0 and Norfolk and Western!
He is here to direct the regular
monthly area meetings, to be held
October 26th and 9th at 7:3O
o'clock at the Atlanta Life Insur-
ance office. Mr.. Melvin "a. Jen-
klnS, local representative, lis ar
ranging the area meetings.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-10-21
Mt. Zion Church
N...iIpd-a 91iW5suod ..
NEWS - "9fHoin leo aef

Another of Rev. Graham's in
spring sermons was enjoyed by
the Mount Zion Baptist church,
NV 3fd ave. atIo9th Ist., 6n last
Sunday. Subjects .The BeHutify-
ing Station" was illustrated yas q
lighthouse placed high i'm tf1efele-
r1efit to SO shine as to- direct voy-
ayers. Rev, Graham comparedIthe
lighthouse to people @hoface plaC-
ed as leaders TO guide odf direct
others, or minister preachin& the
gospel. The Questions to- ask our
/, selves: Are VIE reaching the Cos
pei Of peacee doifouIf2sb edt 999
How, shall we preach lest we be
Are we rsaiatihg beauty from
within? I9hi 3nj of f1ioq YadT
Are we seeing that which we
ought to see, or what we want to
see? @1'' 2i'' }pohj1'/ mfois 9df
If the word OF God is in our
hearts then the word of God can
be preached. : .l'' ~ ,.o.@ti 90 J
Rev. Graham also served as one
of the principal speakers for the
regional conference OF NAAcP
held Sunday at the Mt. Olivette
Baptist church, Rev. I. G. Mick
ems, pastor. Rev. Graham pointed
out the necessity of a strong
branch in this area, In part, he
said the leaders are greatly re-
sponsible. to the slow success in
this area, He rebuked the teach.
ers as being neglectful and unap-
preciative to an organization that
has done SO much for them Out
of 600 teachers in this area only
4 were represented at this all i'm
portant conference. Mr.. Harry
Moore Tvgional SECRETARY, made
the principal address. sa@
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-10-21
n hristrnas' Party For
Disabled Vets q! 49,. .'..

, s}FheuAmeriean1 Legion Auxiliary
TO John Griffin Post No. 1876 will
give, it's Annual Christmas Party
ION Thursday night, November 2,
at the home OF Mrs, Mamie Mont
gomerys 1149 NV lst place.
Z jlAl members and friends are
asked to bring a gift lloi.eog
DO q good deed for a vet,
Your son or hubby may be next
Margaret Carey, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-10-21
FORD AND r.MoDEL

Say T, you supposed to have.
good sense. i
Yes, Ford. ,.mt
Well can you tell me. where did
money first start? -,
Don't you know? s. .
Yes. D. c. Washington.
No, no, Ford. Well r, tell where
ii was started.
In the time of the flood. Prove
it. Well, didn't God tell Noah to
build an ark? Yes. Well when he
finished the ark God told him to
bring 2 of everything? First was
dove ~ he had a Bill; next was
a lamb - he had quarters: and.
next was frog - he had a green
back; next skunk - he had q,
scent If you "figger'' that out II
will make 4s6 cents that was
made in the time Of the flood. d
"a %
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-10-21
Bronze Voice ,YAuaJ
Initiates Ben Franklin

~ The Baby Atomic Blast" that
whipped through Dade. County
Tuesday, DESTROYED all 3 four of
WINS towers thereby preventing
the regular Bronze Voice broad
cast for Wednesday.
After several unsuccessful at
tempts at erecting an emergency
antennae the never-to-be outdone
VIM engineers sent, q box kite
bearing their broadeasting life
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-10-21

Statement Of the ownership, man
agement, and circulation required
by the Act OF Congress of Angus
"a, 1912, as amended by the Act
ofaMagshI So 1o3s, n and eJNIy 2
1916 & (TltIe S39, United State.
Code, Section 233) ta
OF Miami Times published week.,
at Miami, Florida for October 1
l95O.bnB o9sn9D M b~a 4 bhi
Itg1. The names and addresses, OF
the Il publisher, editor, managing
editor and business managers are;
Publisher, HE. S. Reeves, Miami.
Florida. sTa9I 1uof ob okEtgaI a.;
l-zy9dnIa JOl nCa;rT ethfEE sbfroTg
Editor, H, D.. S. Reeves, Miami,
FDIapA .luGP & II ,59IRn9taiGuI
b Managing editor, H. ELS,
Reeves, Miami Florida, dtiy
Business manager, Garth 6 C..
Reeves, Miami, Florida.
The, owner is H. E. S. Reeves,
Miami, Florida. csl1eW 1n-45ygrj
3D. The known u bondholders,
mortgages and % other Il security
holders owning or holding / per-
cent 0ramore l0fs total amount of
ponds, mortgages, or other sectiri-
ties are: None eBd rou1ovos 9dt
f.. Paragraphs 2 and 8 include.
in cases where the stakeholder or
security holder appears up on the
books of the company as trustee
or in any other fiduciary relation,
the name of the person or, corpo-
ration for whom such trustee, is
acting; also the statements in, the
two paragraphs show the ). aft
ants full knowledge and belief, as
to the circumstances and condi-
lions under q which, stockholders
and security holders who do not
appear upon the books of the
company as trustees, hold stock
and securities in a capacity other
than that ola bona fide owner.
S. The average number Of COP
les of each issue of this publica-
ton sold or distributed, through
the mails or otherwise, to paid
subscribers during the 12 months
preceding the date shown above
agugie9t bora
H. E. S.-Reeves, publisher
Sworn and subscribed before me
4 las 49, y. - -
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-10-21

line aloft. Ys0z
At the time of this writing the
various programs emanating from
VIM are via kite string. Be
careful to whom you say "go fly
Ia kite n tI,4r, -.4,l
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-10-21
cdS1G ~ ,iAtsA5 lIRA 10 Ib)i!ll
IF 1PE.RI2lRINE NEWS
6ys Lee Jordan

= Mt, Moriah Baptist Church Is
having a real stirring revival
meeting, Good singing and strong
Gospel messages are featured
every night. All are invited to
come and help to win some boy
or girl to Christ j. Ft'o .b97T7
" A- W ittFS'l8d for a8oh ii
Brother Harry Battle was or.
dained to the Gospel ministry last
Sunday. All the churches had fine
services. "a '.'7
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-10-21

H. E. S:-Reeves, publisher
Sworn and subscribed before me
this 9Th day Of October, 1850 S
nntoMaCd Davis, Notary Public
4 REORGANIZATION expire Sept. 10.
19519lto hrs nen1 NcJoy 9i7i9iI9
Evening star., 1950-07-02
ouT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE

MODERN s-RM. BRICK country home
on about acre: view. ali cony.. on
main road near Charles Town:
$1,000, subj. owners conf. bly,
REALTY, Charles Town. Jeff. CO.,
W. Va. Phone 322. ~
1-ACRE LAND. 4-room bunealow;
electricity. installed, good well; To-
Gated on hard-surface road in good
community. SoWn nnS Price. $3.50; $3.50
RRooKs. Orange. va. Pf PS, 7a44 o.
RETIRING2--Homes, farms, land;
Blue Ridge Mtn area, near skyline
Drive. 2 hours from Washington
All prices. INQUIRIES invited. S. e.
hlENlNG; sperryville, Va. Tele-
T You HAVE very good home in
country with all conveniences, and
nugs living rm. and property in
or many acres, write FREDERIcK fs6fa tsK
I; PATERSON. 1872 Eye st. NV. or
phone OR. 4242. or ST. 4422 during
APO LAKE LAKE. W. vA.-rwo cottages
IN resort area near Capon Surines.
Stone cottage fully furnished; iiv-
ing room with store fireplace, tiled
bath. dining room. 3 bedrooms, large
airy Kitchen with electric stove, re-
frigerator. disposal and .dishwasher.
Ssucco sny roocs cottage; a tWo y, bedrooms. liv.
large screened porch; attractive rec
reation room, bar and piano: laun-
dry room with set tubs and SO. Zoo
hot-water heating plant; patio with
outdoor fireplace; lovely grounds
with babbling brook in front. For
sale BY owner. r. e. HERR, Box 2pI,
Front Royal Va, phone 20.
Evening star., 1950-07-02
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

st. Patricks Creek. a.. e0-ft. pier.
7-r. house. electricity. telephone;
Canoe Neck Greek. 4 acres. unims
proved: harbor; terms; $1,000.
St. Jeromes Greek, 95 D., Or. housel
harbor; $4,000.
st. Georges Island, g.. orchard.
lawn. 5 r., bath. porehes. bungalow,
garage, clubhouse. $1,000.
Leonardtown Corp, lot G5x97 IT,,
house, r.. bath. nice sun parlor.
st. Patricks Creek. ga a.. private and
commercial property, $4,000.
Potomac River, large lot, bathing,
bungalow, T., 3 bed T.. tone large),
K, shower, "a bath, furnished; terms;
st. Georges Island. 2-story dwelling, 8
r. bath, porches; good condition;
Farm. 24s A.. land fertile. adapted to
tobacco. hay, grain; large cattle barn.
smaller cattle barn, 2 houses. State
road; $4,000.
st. Clements shores, lot on water. bun.
galow. 3 B; r.. l r. k.' sunporch.
Piney Point. bathing: bungalow, 3 BIZ.
T.. k, bath. porches; furnishedi
Mats Greek, 2 a.. Der. BUNGALOW. pier,
good fishing. sailing: $4,000.
JOHN r: DRuRY, Leonardtovn, Nd.
Phone 1A1
Evening star., 1950-07-02
oy HUOQ WAIu
ONT I,nDGE-San

oy HVOQWAIu
BAY-FRoNT .LoDGE-Sandy swim.
ming, an umbrella of shade trees on
a large waterfront site; furn. and
equipped; S1,5o0 down, low pay.
SNUG HARBoR ON THE BAy-wa.
pine bunga;; beaut. view; only
wATERFRoNT BOATING BUSINESS
SITE Large 4-bedrm., fully
equipp. all-yr. home: another large
bldg. suitable for rest, dormitory,
shop or rumpus rm.; beaut. bay
view: y mile to the , bays be: best t,1 Ash
55oetT. SOY Terms; WATERFRONT. 7-AcRn
ESTATE-Beaut. 3-bedrm., tile bath.
all-elec. Dutch kit, all-yr. home
with heat and fireplace. This home
is in perfect condition. completely
that viii sell for $1,000 apiece.
must be sold immed.: really priced
to sell at only S15,500, terms.
BAY FRONT BRICK RANCH HOUSE.
65x36-ft.; liv. rm.. 30xls It; WITH with
kit. ano breakfast bar, bedrms..
bath, utility I'M. with shower. large
dormitory I'D; 9U.-in. screen and
glass porch; offered for sale at &l4,-
900 with terms arranged. SEE This
FOR RENT OR sALE-on the bay,
beaut. water view: bedrms., furn.
and equipped; S5,25O, terms.
DEALE BEACH-Waterfron bunga.s
FARMs-Sl5.ooo and
W 4 TERFRoNr coNvALEscENr
HOME-Club lodge, yacht CLUB or
private dwelling. Large 20-room
mansion on waterfront acreage close
to D. C, or BALTIC. Liv rm. 40x40 #.
with huge fireplace. dormitory din.
rm., bedrms. with water, club kit.
All this for under $4,000, your
terms accepted.
1.50O-FOOT WATERFRONT sUBDI.
VISICN-S5 acres on beaut. water:
management included II desired;
HOTEI-Manaser's cot.
tage, 8 acres; rest, bar, din. I'm.
and hotel rms: sale for the 81 sea-
son; $4,000, terms; inspection BY
apt. er'y.
Come Down Over The Fourth
And Look Us Over For Real
Values
Clifford G. Woodward
SHADY Side. Nd. West River 6421.
Evening star., 1950-07-02
CHESAPEAKE BAY
PROPERTIES

West Beach-Yr. around; 3 bedrms..
liy. rm.,. kit, bath, enclosed front
and back porches, elec. refgr., gas
stove, hot water tank; $500.
west Beach, rms, partially furn.,
good cond. and location plus small
4-room cottage In rear; all for
Chesapeake Beach, bedrooms. liy.
room, kit. bath, glass enclosed
front porch: n block from Bay; Q
lots, excellent cond.. Only S4,250.
$1,000 down: bal. like rent.
Chesapeake Beach - Waterfront: q
rooms, kit, bathroom. good cond.;
Chesapeake Beach-waterfront lots,
zoned commercial; adj. 10 yacht
basin and State highway: riparian
rights: unusual opportunity for
business or anchorage sites N
finest fishing area. Why not own .
home for your boat or boats. Also
choice cottage sites overlooking Bay
with good streets, elec-, excellent
water, Transportation. schools.
churches, stores and amusements:
priced from $500, on easy terms.
Phone North Beach 1881 daily or
WO. S716 after 8 pm.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
wash. Blvd, Chesapeake Beach. Nd.
Evening star., 1950-07-02
298 FERTILE ACRES
IN THE HEART OF
THE BEAUTIFUL
SHENANDOAH VALLEY
BETWEEN HARRIsoNBURG AND
STAUNTON, VA.


Stocked with 2 herds 100 head pure
bred registered Black Angus cattle;
ample blue grass pasture for cattle;
running water through pasture land,
plus = deep wells with electric pumps,
piped in concrete watering troughs in
pasture fields for emergency use: one
old Colonial brick home, 6 rooms.
built before the Civil War, sur
rounded by 10000 #. white board
fencing; one large frame white home
z rooms and one 5-room white
frame tenant house; 2 large bank
barns with Silos; fenced and cross
fenced throughout; land produces
fine. crops, part being rich bottom
land lying on the North Branch of
the Shenandoah River; crops go with
farm; three cuttings of alfalfa hay
and enough grain to take care OF
entire stock of cattle and hogs and
surplus to sell; good tractors with
all good tractor hitch farm equip
ment, together with good horse hitch
equipment necessary to do the farm
ing; pure bred Hampshire. boar and
brood sows; heavy iron gray
hog pens storm sheds, chicken
ether items toe NUMEROUS to list:
HELP NOW LIVING ON FARM ARE
WILLING TO REMAIN. II inter-
ested in fully equipped and going
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