Maryland Stallion Licensing and Service Disclosure Act
The act requires stallion owners to pay the county clerk the highest seasonal fee they intend to charge, with the clerk’s receipt and court seal serving as a one year license, not less than ten dollars, exempting the stallion from other taxes. It also mandates owners or agents to file with the appropriate clerk a written service statement detailing the stallion’s name age pedigree description terms and conditions, with licenses issued upon filing and posted in service localities. Penalties apply for false pedigrees and failure to comply, authorizing damages to injured parties.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Circuit Court
Baltimore
Court of Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas of
Josiah A. Beck
Caroline County
Typhoon Rescue in Nagasaki Aboard a White Lantern Jet
Wendell, a U S officer, leaves Nagasaki to head to Oshing village as a typhoon hits. The storm tears through streets, uproots trees, and shatters shops while Wendell pursues a white robed girl on a rickshaw ride. They crash into a hedge and seek shelter in a temple doorway.
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Wendell
Japan
Nagasaki
Ray Wendell
Nagasak
Mis Hat
Porcelain Ag
Iere
Waenlell
Dia
Steet
Somal
Orphans Court Approves Real Estate Sale in Caroline County
In Caroline County Orphans Court the sale of estate property by executors George W Hignutt and Lee Hignutt was ordered ratified and confirmed unless objection is shown by May 23. A copy of the order must run in a Caroline County newspaper weekly for four weeks before April 20. The sale report lists proceeds of 570 dollars.
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Orphan’s Court
Caroline County
George W. Hignutt
Lee Hignutt
Ellen Hignutt
Typhoon Meeting in Nagasaki Ends in Love and Tea
In Nagasaki during a great typhoon Wendell shelters with Alice Lovell in a temple. They share tea and rice cakes, bond amid storm ruins, and fall in love. A month later they marry and return to Nippon where a priest recounts the day the storm brought them together, a tale Wendell later recalls with fond memory.
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Wendell
Nagasaki
Wendel
St. Hstenug
Alice Lovell
Love
Hem
Goodby
Ray Wendel
Nippon
Temple Garden
Wendell O
Why money is loaned not lent in modern banking
New York Times notes the shift in usage from lend to loan in financial language. It explains historical lending as favors or usury, then describes how credit now underpins productive enterprise, with money being loaned to stimulate industry and profit for both borrower and lender.
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Hackett
Hackett S Gape Cure CO
Dept. S
Hillsboro
New York
A Steps at Her Complexion
A humorous vignette from the Birmingham Age-Herald recounts Mrs Dubwalte and Mrs Twobble ending their friendship after an exchange on the street. Mrs Dubwalte asks about her appearance and Mrs Twobble replies with a flattery that triggers a lasting rift.
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Benj. HL
Jonson Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Insurance Commissioner Exchange
Kanawha Pump
Rollin B. Page
Ani A
Los
Main Street
Oppostte Court House
Telephone
Wonton, Maryland
Maxwell Motor Cars
Maxwell Company
Den-Mar Mobile CO
Denton, Maryland
Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo Tank & Silo Co
Michigan
George S. Huffer
Hobbs
FORD
Robert Jarrell, JR
Goldsboro, MY
Susay
Eagan Fet
Tw. Smaith Co
Optomeimers and Jewelers
Carter Block
Denton, MD
The
Goldsboro Bank
Home Insurance CO
N. Y
American Eagle Fire Insurance Company
the Grangers’ Mutual OF
Middletown
S.G. Notile
Denton
State Bank of Md
Bayard, Son & CO
General Commission Merchants
Camden Street
Wood
T.w.wood
Richmond, Va
M. K. Newnam
Greensboro
Goldsboro
Caroline Bank
He Erge
the Goldsboro Bank
Goldsboro, Md
Sboro
Nuttle Hardware Co
Henry R. Lewis
Nisi
Hen Slignutt
Orphans’ Court
Edward W. Liden
J. Virgil Moore
Leonard FP. Covey
Z. Potter Steele
Register of Wills
Gape
Harrison
Lakas
Thomas & Messer CO
Baltimore St
Baltimore, MD
Thompson Hardware & Supply Co
Hillsboro, Marylnnis
Hhadachehs
Optometrist
Denton, Ma
F. J. Wright
Del
Va. Ry
Railwrasy Division
Theo
West Xound
Sai
Qaonon
Baltimore Arico
Lewes Lv
Willard ‘Tilomsot
Murdoch Gen
J.K Jonxs
Harvey L. Cooper
George W. Kelley
Pliny Fisher
Frantz Bros
Reading Terminal
Philadelphia
Gilthers
Birmingham Age-Herald
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