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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1928
Page
3
A study guiding April 29 on Mark 10 17 27 Mark 12 41 44 contrasts the rich young ruler with a widow’s mite. It highlights Jesus calling for wholehearted devotion, warning against trusting wealth, and praising the widow who gave all she had.
A devotional line urges building a cottage so every window frames the Alps of Gods presence. The speaker invokes living, moving, and existing under the constant impression Lo, God. The quote credits F B Meyer and echoes spiritual reflection.
A critical remark by Dr Wayland Lloyd dismisses the idea of a distant helper in religious instruction. He asserts that Jesus is not a distant aid or source of favoritism, but a direct teacher.
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The Virginian cowboy Go Ahead carrying Secret Service credentials heads to Loboville to rescue Stella, a foster daughter of the Mortons held by outlaw leader Fair. Stella, posing as a boy, resists leaving her free life as a girl among the gang at Robbers Roost. A chain of duels, disguises, and bold confrontations unfolds across Barker ranch and surrounding towns as Go Ahead presses onward with Stella toward safety.
In Chapter X Go Ahead leaves Stella while the sheriff watches. He orders guards to shadow him and brings in Go Ahead’s prisoners. The released prisoners expect praise for a staged display, but Barker hides his fury, not showing it to subordinates or onlookers.
In Caroline County Circuit Court a report on sale of real estate assessed to Matthew Ross for 1920s taxes was examined and found regular. Four consecutive weekly notices are ordered before May 14 1928 to warn interested parties to appear by June 28 1928 and show cause why the sale should not be ratified. THOMAS J. KEATING. True copy Test: T. Clayton Horsey Clerk.
Calvert C Merriken as assignee issues notice to creditors of Newton M White deceased and all who may share in surplus sale proceeds after mortgages are paid Claims must be probated and filed with Caroline County Clerk by June 10 with publication of this order in a weekly Caroline County newspaper for four consecutive weeks before May 10.
In the Circuit Court for Caroline county in equity No 2665 the court orders the sale made and reported by the authorized authority on the 4th day of April 1928 as part of chancery proceedings.
The subscriber of Caroline county obtained from the Orphans Court for Caroline county Maryland letters of administration with the will annexed on the personal estate of STENRY NAGEL.
Notice to creditors of the deceased Charles T. Sewell of Caroline county. All claimants must exhibit claims with authentication by October 28, 1928, or be barred from estate benefits. Executrix Bird Officer Sewell signs this notice on April 10, 1928.
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