Assignee's Sale Of Truck And Poultry Farm At Public Auction
J Owen Knotts as assignee will public sale the 54 acre Caroline county tract in Denton near Williston Mill Pond with a 7 room dwelling, barn, garage and poultry house. Sale May 7 1929 2 to 4 pm. Terms one half cash day of sale balance six months with interest. Located five miles from Denton near Williston. Auctioneer James Temple.
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Alex Melvin Dean
Grace Agnes Dean
Tlarvey L. Cooper
J. Owen Knotts
Caroline county
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Denton- Williston road
Williston-Concord road
Auscor Maloney
Williston Mill Pond
W. P. Willis
Harvey L. Cooper
Williston
Bank Statement Overview From Caroline County Bank 1929
J Frank Wright, cashier, certifies the bank’s balance sheet for 1929 in Caroline County Maryland. The report lists assets including cash items, deposits, securities, loans, and other real estate holdings with totals and bending figures. Notary Frances F. Johnson confirms the document as sworn and correct.
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U.S
STATE OF
MARYLAND
Caroline
J. Frank Wright
FRANCES F. JOHNSON
Milner
Maryland Notice At Close Of Business April 2 1929
State of Maryland notice closes at end of business on April 2 1929. Unsecured entry references pending actions and potential claims as of that date.
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Maryland
The House He Built in Middlefield
Catherine Browne, once Elmer Hubble’s childhood friend, watches his grand Middlefield house rise for a fiancée from New Orleans. When Marie does not come North, Elmer reveals he built the home for Catherine, and asks her opinion as the finished project stands ready for a life together.
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ATHERINE BROWNE
Middlefield
Elmer Hubble
Elmer
New Orleans
Sam Hubble
Sam
Miss L'Soule
Catherine Browne
Catherine
Miss Browne
Bowers
L’Soule
Mr. Blodgette
Marie
Feathered Tribe of Peru Produces Fortune
The guana bird of Peru is hailed as the world’s most valuable yet enigmatic bird. It flies to fish, raising young and guano, funding fertilizer use across Peru, Britain, and the United States. Massive flocks gather on Chincha Islands, fed by the Humboldt current, transforming fish into agricultural wealth.
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st Ives
Peru
Homer Cray
Popular Science Monthly
South America
England
United States
Chincha
Billiards Through the Ages in Europe
The article traces billiards from royal endorsement by Louis XIV to early English laws banning public tables. It notes a square table with three pockets, an iron arch, and a king mark used to guide play, and mentions the Stat 80 Geo II fining public-house tables. It also recalls croquet-like ground play with kneeling players.
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Louis XIV
England
Human applause valued as luxury and necessity
A worldly view on applause from Hannah More argues vanity underlies the desire for reputation. It warns that those who possess reputation may treat it as a supreme end, urging readers to reconsider the standard they set for themselves.
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Ife
Hanna
Woman arraigned over unlicensed reduction treatment
The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports a woman was arraigned for offering a reduction treatment without a physician's license. She may claim the reduction applied only to the pocketbook, implying a non-medical purpose.
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New Orleans Times-Pleayune
Ampere Home Preserved In Memory Of Ploncern Electricity
The Ampere home in the Uttle village of Poleymieux near Lyons France has been acquired by popular subscription and will be preserved in memory of the ploncern electricity.
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Ampere
Poleymieux
Lyons
France
ploncern
Cleared Up To Maintain Prosperity Says Detroit News
The Detroit News asserts that national prosperity requires continued spending while individual prosperity hinges on saving. The piece argues the two paths are interconnected.
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Detroit ‘News
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