02 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1921
Page
1
Maryland license schedule outlines fees for traders based on stock value, with special rates for millinery and small goods. Also requires stallion owners to file pedigree and service terms with the county clerk and prohibits false declarations, with damages for fraud.
A publisher promotes subscribing to the Journal, promising access to all current news and updates. The pitch highlights full coverage and timely delivery for readers seeking comprehensive information.
By decree of the U S District Court in Maryland dated March 8 1921 the trustee will sell at public auction in front of the Court House Denton on April 5 1921 between 2 and 4 pm the following real estate and a canning plant: a 280 acre Talbot County farm near New Bridge with improvements and a 25 acre apple and 26 acre strawberry operation, both conveyed to William P Draper and Thomas S Slaughter in 1918. a 91 acre Hampstead tract in Caroline County with an 8 room dwelling. and a third parcel in Denton at Third and Lowe Streets with street frontage and buildings. The sale describes multiple lines including a corn line a tomato line and a pulp line with extensive plant equipment and machinery. A Maryland Eastern Shore site is highlighted as well as related deeds and record references.
Trustees named in a Maryland circuit court decree will publicy sell at auction the farm property described as a parcel in Third Election District of Caroline County. The sale runs between 2 and 3 p m in front of the courthouse, conveying all rights of the plaintiffs and defendants in the case Kissell vs Hough et al. The tract lies along the county road from Tatmman’s Cross Roads to Borrsville, bounded by J W Voss and Purnell Johnson farms, with the deed recorded March 6, 103. The exact boundaries are described in the deed on record.
125 acres more or less in Caroline County previously conveyed to Ananias Blough by deed from James H Nichols and wife dated July 17 1906 recorded in Lib E L D No 71 folio 126. The land, later owned by Blough at death, is largely arable and well cultivated with ample woodland for farm use. Improvements include a building description continuing beyond provided text.
2 Story frame dwelling barn granary and other outbuildings in ordinary repair. Farm suitable for wheat corn grass and fruits and vegetables. Near churches schools stores canneries and milk stations with potential stone road front. Terms: one third cash, one third in six months, balance in twelve months secured by notes or all cash. Possession Jan 1 1922. Title papers at purchaser's expense.
A trustee will publicly sell at the Denton Maryland courthouse a Hillsboro land parcel with hotel facilities and a theater setup including a 195 seat parlor, moving picture machine, and electric piano. The sale includes a frame garage, plus electric lift steam heat and bathrooms. Deposit ten percent, balance due in three months after ratification with interest. Referee Sidney P. Ly noted the creditors notice.
In the United States District Court for the District of Maryland the matter concerns Oscar G Johnson declared bankrupt under case number 3374 M. Proceedings outline the bankruptcy filing and related court actions.
In Hamden and Milford a bashful youth John Henry finally acts on a long-sought romance. He courted Ruth Kent through a library reading room and a dropped notebook, then learned his mother and Ruth’s mother planned the match. John Henry’s awkward but earnest pledge to Ruth ends with a supper invitation and a hopeful future together.
A Sydney Times excerpt describes unpredictable flash floods that move debris and animals without visible rain, detailing missing wagon teams and cattle tangled in trees. It notes rivers seeming dry yet suddenly flooding, with distant Lake Eyre areas reporting dramatic damage and disappearances.
The government plans a premier Cairo complex described as the finest and most complete medical school and hospital in the world. It will include 1,225 beds, capacity for 3,000 outpatients daily, a full medical school, a dental department, and various medical and surgical departments.
In a Louisville Courier-Journal opinion, a dismissive exchange jokes about a new cook who formerly worked in an ammunition factory. The critic quips she now manufactures a safe grade of ammunition while savoring a biscuit.
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