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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1921

Page

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Notice to Merchants and Others on Licenses and Stallion Act

Notice outlines license fees for traders under Maryland law, oath requirements for stock value, and exceptions for salts sales in March May. Includes Stallion Act of 1893 requiring owners or agents to file pedigree and service terms with county clerks, penalties for false pedigrees, and notification to readers from Caroline County Sheriff.

Carolee county Maryland Seermon General Assembly of Baltimore Court of Gammon Pleas Circuit Court Court of Common Pleas of atd Stallion Sterion come OWLNN NWULIN, Sherli Caroline County

Subscribe for the Journal and Get All the Coubly News

A concise notice inviting readers to subscribe to the JOURNAL to receive all coubly news in full. The message emphasizes comprehensive coverage and up-to-date local information through a regular subscription.

JOURNAL

Bankrupt's Sale of Hotel Property in Caroline County

In the United States District Court for the District of Maryland Oscar G Johnson bankrupt sale of a 24 room hotel with electric lights steam heat and bathrooms in Hyboro near Denton on the Eastern Shore. The property includes a 20 by 80 foot rear jet with 195 seat theater and a frame garage attached to the hotel. Sale details require a 10 percent deposit at sale, one third at ratification, and balance in three months with interest. Trustee T Alan Goldsborough and auctioneer James Temple announce terms to creditors.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR TEI DISTRICT OF MARYLAND Oscar G. Johnson United States District Court for District of Maryland Court House Denton lillshoro Caroline County Meryland Harry M. Thompson Main Street Hyboro Charles Jarrell James D. Fleming Fleming Ilarry M. Thompson larry WM. Thompson Oscar G. dolinson Oscar Clark Hicks and Jandy JAMES TEMPLE Hillsboro James TuMeLe SIDNEY P. TOWNSHEND

Picnic Lunch for Two on a Rainy Morning

Marguerite Stanley frets at the rain when Billy Watson arrives with a picnic in tow. They improvise lunch inside, dramatize a pretend picnic on the rug, and confess their long-hidden love in a playful, romcom moment as Mrs. Stanley quietly observes.

Marguerite Stanley nate Mrs. Stanley Marguerite Bully Wahtson Billy Watson Bagg’s Woods Pilly mother Dilly Tan Ibkhn fiskle Billy Aly dale plenses Mareuerite plenies Marge

In the matter of Oscar G Jamson bankruptcy case

In the matter of Oscar G Jamson No 3874 M in Bankruptcy a notice of valuable personal property in Caroline County outlines assets to be administered under court authority and a proceeding related to a bankruptcy filing.

Oscar G. Jamson

Writers Too Self-Centered in US Literature Critique

May Stranathan in the Pittsburgh Dispatch argues that writers, dramatists, and poets are overly self-absorbed, producing endless self stories and focusing on personal struggle. She critiques the circle of introspection in American literature, blaming the prevailing self-centered trend for creating Jazz-like misworks.

cride Maay Stranathan Pittsburgh

Downtown store staff appetites and grooming obsessions

The Indianapolis News reports on a department head who obsesses over reducing and grooming to appear thinner while a janitor, a large colored woman, embodies different body standards. The janitor notes others rarely understand how tired staff feel, highlighting gender and class tensions in the workplace.

Indianapolis News

Cave warmed by Vaticano near Bend Oregon

A naturally heated cave near Horse Butte, Bend, Oregon, appears heated by a subterranean volcanic source. Discovered by G A Yarnell and H D Eide, the cave mouth radiates heat with walls and tunnel increasingly hot deeper explored. Test cooking a breakfast near the opening reportedly occurred.

Vaticano Horse Butte Bend G. A. Yarnell H. D. Eide Bend fuel deniers Yarnell

Tom Fisher's Bargain and the Silk Socks Romance

A rags to riches tale follows Tom Fisher, a young inventor with grand ambitions who pursues a bargain at Brown's. In ordering silk socks for a nibbling budget he meets Nancy Lane, a girl from his past, and their street romance blooms as his invention fails but his income grows to match life’s costs.

Brown Tom Fishers pice binek Toi Tom aeglth Isle Nannie Lane Napey Lane Yast Sam Nancy Lane Brown's

Mountain Goat Fights Golden Eagle on British Columbia Ridge

In Boys' Life Charles S. Smith recounts a dramatic encounter witnessed in the Bull River country of British Columbia. A full grown mountain goat confronts a large golden eagle, the goat rearing on its hind legs as the eagle dives. The eagle, realizing danger, veers and glides away, leaving the goat to watch from the ridge.

Bull river British Columbia Charles S. Smith Boys’ Life Rocky Mountain

Knot hole used in clever desk novelty by Yankee

A story in the American Lumberman describes a Yankee who turns a knot hole from a one inch board into a desk accessory. He centers the hole on a half inch base, glues and varnishes it to create a paper clip and pin receptacle.

Marguerite Chicago

Even Tempered Woman Reveals Loose Tongue in Conversation

An elderly woman known for calm demeanor confides to her visiting niece that she is the most even tempered in the world. The niece is shocked by the aunt’s abrupt truth, as the aunt admits she is “mad as the devil” despite her outward composure.

Bertn Manda

Frogs in Milk Inspire Perseverance and Butter Escape

A Forbea magazine parable urged effort in hard times. Two frogs fall into a milk can. One gives up and drowns, the other keeps struggling until the milk becomes butter and he escapes. The moral: keep on striving despite despair.

Forbea Magazine

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. L. EVERNGAM DENTON, MARYLAND Styleplus arenes Rano Justice of the Peace TIAWKENS PEDDUBNS Broxeks Insurance Hicker Exunicron Craprun Skerions Witten WNPA PE Moving Picture Parlor T. ALAN GOLDSBOROUGH SIDNEY P TOWNSIEEND McClure Newspaper Syndicate UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF H. B. RAMSDELL Ridgely kK. W. Short DENTON, MD Tom Fisher teow Eagle The
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