Assignee's Sale of Valuable Farm and Truck Property
Public sale in Denton Maryland on May 7 1929 between 2 and 4 pm of a 54 acre parcel with barn garage corn house and poultry buildings. Property lies near Williston and Williston Mill Pond with fencing and meadow suitable for poultry cattle and ducks. Half purchase cash day of sale with balance due in six months bearing interest. Assignee J Owen Knotts handles sale. title at purchaser expense. Auctioneer James Temple. Also notes upcoming May 4 1930 conference by Eastern Shore Institute of Public Affairs at Washington College with discussions on Kellog Briand Pact China education and farm relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Melvin-Dean
Grace Agnes Dean
Harvey L. Cooper
J. Owen Knotts
Caroline county
Court House
Denton
Maryland
State of
Denton- Williston road
Williston-Concord road
Anscor Maloney
Williston Mill Pond
Williston
Institute of Public Affairs
Chestertown
Eastern Shore Institute of Public Affairs
Washington College
Maryland League of Women Voters
Clinton Winslow
Department of Political Science
Goucher College
China
Feng Djen Djang
Shanghai
Irving Whitehead
Federal Farm Loan Bank
Charles C. Gelder
Melvin Stewart
Miss Djang
Baptist College
Johns Hopkins
new Department of Education
United States
Diang
Mme
Chiang Kai Sek
Paul E. Titsworth
Esther Dole
Genevieve Boland
P. A. M. Brooks
Fred Asilton
Ida Grow
Nellie Saunders
Laura Kean
William Smith Hall
Public Sale Of Household Goods On April 27 1929
Public sale Sunday Saturday April 27 1929 at 1 o'clock sharp lists household items including spinning wheel bed steads springs mattresses pillows sheets rugs chairs dining table cook table cabinet range stoves utensils lamps clocks chinaware oil stove garden tools auto robe Morris chairs and many other items. Mrs John F Reed owner James Temple auctioneer
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Morris
JOHN F. REED
James Temple
New Banking Hours Approved by Milleboro Queen Anne Bank
Stockholders at Milleboro Queen Anne Bank approved hours changes to open at 8:00 am and close at 2:00 pm on weekdays, with Saturday hours until 2:30 pm. The schedule runs May 15 to August 16, 1929, after which original hours resume 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. Hillsboro, Md. 4-27-81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MILLEBORO-QUEEN ANNE BANK
Hillsboro
1927 Ford Roadster for Sale at Reasonable Price
For sale a 1927 Ford Roadster in good condition with a reasonable price. Contact Miss Butler at 8 N Sixth St Denton Md 4 20. Subscribe for The Journal for full news coverage.
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Sixth St
Denton, Md
John Charles Thomas to Sing On Atwater Kent Radio Hour
American baritone John Charles Thomas, born in Myersdale Pennsylvania, trained at Peabody and Johns Hopkins, rose from stock opera to Covent Garden and London seasons, now leads concert recitals. He explains his success by total concentration on each song and will perform ballads folk songs and arias on NBC coast to coast.
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Europe
America
John Charles Thomas
Atwater Kent Radio Hour
Myersdale
Peabody Institute
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Thomas
Brussels
Royal Opera
London
Covent Garden
Italy
England
Belgium
National Broadcasting Company
Nine Languages All Russian In Red Dance at Dover Opera House
During filming of The Red Dance by Raoul Walsh a scene at a reception for Grand Duke Eugen staged by Princess Varvara features 200 Russian aristocrats. Walsh gathered actors from nine Russian locales, each speaking a distinct language, presenting a remarkable multilingual gathering. Dolores Del Rio and Charles Farrell headline in a romance set just before the Menshevik revolution, a Broadway sensation.
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Dover Opera House
Raoul Walsh
Princess Varvara
Dorothy Revier
Grand Duke
Eugen
Charles Farrel
Walsh
Russia
Dolores Del Rio
Charles Farrell
Quote attributions on life purpose and war profits
A compact aphorism set echoes Arnold Bennett on life purpose as a guiding rudder and Arthur Brisbane on the futility of war earnings. The lines present two prominent topics in a terse, reflective pairing.
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Arnold Bennett
Judith the School Teacher Faces Timber Wolf Threat
Judith Warren leaves home to teach at Watson Hollow for $30 a week. In a remote mountain school she bravely defends herself from a timber wolf with aid from Mrs. Mack and her students. The ordeal strengthens her resolve to continue teaching beyond the fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UDITH WARREN
Watson Hotton
Judith
Jimmy
Jean
Nan
Mr. Warren
Watson Holow
suitesse
Mountaindate
Mack
Meg
traila
Teacher
Afra
coursgeons
Ais Mack
Watson Hollow
Millard Hull
Julia
Nell
The Half-Dollar Treat and the Cookie Feud
Harrison’s mother sends him to the grocery for cakes with a half-dollar. He returns with a huge bag of cheap cookies and eats them all at tea. The maid accuses him. Harrison insists he only ate thirty-five.
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Harrison
Anonymous Student Laughs In Class Mystery
A playful exchange hints at an anonymous figure in a classroom setting. The riddle style lines refer to a person who does not wish to be known and to a laughing moment, suggesting a lighthearted classroom tease.
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Yalice
New Car Delights Amid Vacation Travel
Washington Star reports the new car performed splendidly on a vacation trip. The journey included frequent stops at antique shops, described as averaging five per gallon.
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Washington Star
Think of the future not the present says one line
A humorous exchange from New York Central Lines Magazine urges balancing priorities as a man priorities his girl's birthday over long term plans. The quote contrasts future thinking with present celebrations through a playful dialogue.
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New York Central Lines Magazine
High Cost of Prodding Consumers Pay for Collectors
A San Francisco Chronicle insight notes the true burden on shoppers from billing and debt collection. It argues that the bill collector’s salary adds hidden costs to prices and impacts consumer welfare beyond immediate charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Chronicle
Swifter car stopping claim questioned by Herald
The Boston Herald labels as foolish the assumption that a rapidly moving motor car can stop quicker than a pedestrian can jump, challenging common driving safety beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Herald
Hunters Slay 2000 Hippos in Sicilian Cave Found
Archaeologists report the bones of over two thousand hippos unearthed in a single Sicilian cave. The remains suggest prehistoric hunters staged mass kills, hinting at large-scale ancient hunting activity. Discovery sheds light on early Mediterranean fauna and human subsistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sungle
Sicily
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BETTY COMPSON
Redden’s Palace Theatre
DENTON, MARYLAND
New Dover
Opera House
the
Diamond State Theatre Co
W. Q. KEEN
Res
Son Chaney
ZANZIBAR
Belgian Congo
Chaney
p.m
William Fox
Ivan Linow
George O’Brien
Lois Moran
G. Ober & Sons Co
DENTON BRIDGE
W. G. WOOTERS
MARKET STREET
JAMES J. ROSS
CEGIL G. FULTON
Sec’y-Treas
Kent County Mutual Insurance,Co
WDWovoer, Delawi
J. T. CARTER
Agta
L. IRVING JONES
Agt
Greensboro
CLARE N. PAYNE
Prestos
RAPS
SPA PERARE
The Book Bank
Denton National Bank
Reserve Federal System
ENNA
JETTICK
J. H. Nichols & Company
VAGLE
Rangee
ELLIOT
BULLOCK & WHITE’S
Willys-Knight and
Whippet
PUROL GAS
TIOLENE
BULLOCK & WHITE
J. VIRGIL MOORE
TRUCK and
W. P. Willis
Alex Melvin Dean
Fountain avenue
Third street
Journal
Arthur Brisbane
D. J. Walsh
Secret of
the Cave
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