Extension Director Praises Homemakers This year
Extension Director Dr. T B Symons lauds Maryland home makers for 1948 achievements. He credits 14 000 women guiding households with gardens preservation clothing and efficiency boosting self sufficiency and democracy. He cites thrift industry and independence as key American values and wishes greater 1949 success.
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T. B. Symons
Maryland Extension Service
Maryland
America
Dr. Symons
Crossword Puzzle and Clues From Next Issue
A cryptic style crossword puzzle with across and down clues including oysters frame weave yarn mouthlike opening Greek letter permit ship voyage blunder symbol for tellurium and other entries. The note ends with Solution In Next Issue and lists numerous clue items across and down with scattered abbreviations and language hints.
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Tellurium
Siberian Gulf
America’s first newspaper established in 1704
A concise note records that America’s first newspaper began publication in 1704 marking the start of colonial press history. The remark underscores early colonial news dissemination and the emergence of periodical journalism in the American colonies.
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America
Tax Ditch Notice for Tuckahoe Public Drainage Assoc
The petition of John W Allfather Henry Kern Wayne Cawley and others to appoint a Board of Viewers to drain lowlands in Caroline County Maryland will be viewed after May 11 1949. Viewers M Emmitt Potts Stephen M Wood Ralph Meredith signatories announce duties under Maryland Drainage Law Chapter 261 Acts of 1941.
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John W. Allfather
Henry Kern
Wayne Cawley
Caroline County
Maryland
Tuckahoe
C. J. Kern
Emmitt Potts
Ralph Meredith
Pike Morgan Public Drainage Association
Irwin JT. Sparklin
John W. Altfather
Public sale of valuable real estate in Denton
Louise R Travers Williamson owner will sell at 2 p m at the courthouse door in Denton on Carter avenue opposite the button factory the home where they reside. Property 60 by 175 feet fronting Carter avenue contains a five room bungalow with bath running water sewer electricity hardwood floors asbestos shingles and possession given at once. Auctioneer James Temple.
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Court House
Denton
Carter Avenue
Button Factory
Irvin Smith
Administrators' Sale of Personalty in Marydel
Administrators of Sarah V. Jacobs deceased announce a public sale at her Marydel home starting 10:00 a.m. Vehicles include a 1941 four door Buick sedan in good condition. Cash day of sale. removal only after terms are met. Auctioneers and attorney listed.
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Norge
Philco
Rogers
Effa H. Morris
Helen H. Brannock
Sarah V. Jacobs
Wm. E. Andrew
Robert W. Downes, Jr
Public auction of land in Greensboro Maryland 1949 notice
Under the will of Mary A Jackson deceased the executor will sell at public auction in front of Caroline County Bank Greensboro on Saturday April 30 1949 between 2 and 3 PM the 27 200 square foot parcel described with detailed metes and bounds including 10 room improvements. One third cash day of sale balance within sixty days or all cash. Debtor: Charles R Jackson Executor. Also included is a complex equity suit in Caroline County Circuit Court No. 4274 concerning the estate of Sallie May Carter with named Keim heirs and others seeking declaratory relief and distribution. Notices for non residents to appear by June 13 1949.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline
Sarah V. Jacobs
Caroline County
Marydel
Mary A. Jackson
Caroline County Bank
Greensboro
Maryland
State of
Railroad Avenue
S. M. Whitby
Whitby
J. P. Hopkins
Hopkins
M. M. Andrews
Andrews
Albert G. Towers
Clifton L. Walls
Sallie May Carter
Edward B. Carter
Denton National Bank
D.b.n. C.t.a
Howard Keim
Edwin Keim
Frank Keim
Helen Keim
Mary Keim
Helen Keim Wilson
Mary Keim Wagner
Caleb Scattergood
Philadelphia
S’ennsivania
William Hebden
Caleb Scattergood Hebden
Pennsylvania
Caleb Scatterwood
D. Ralph Horsey
Chesapeake Bay Ferry System Bus Connections Schedule
The Chesapeake Bay Ferry System lists daily and Sunday bus connections linking Romancoke and Claiborne ferries with subsequent connections to Matapeake. Schedules show departure times from Romancoke at 7:40, 9:40, 11:40, 1:40, 3:40, and 5:40 A M, with Claiborne departures at 7:00, 11:00, 1:00, 3:60, and 7:00 P M. Connecting carriers include Epancault Red Star Motor Coaches Salisbury Baltimore, Baltimore & Annapolis Railroad, and Greyhound Lines.
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Claiborne
Romancoke
Claiborne Service
Romancoke Sv
Matapeake
ePancault
Red Star Motor Coaches, Inc
Salisbury
Baltimore
Baltimore & Annapolis Railroad Co
Public Auction Notice for Maple Avenue Home Sale
Seller on Maple Avenue Preston Maryland must vacate immediately and will sell at public auction. Terms cash. No goods may be removed until payment is made.
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Maple Avenue
Preston
Petition for Board of Viewers to Drain Caroline County Lowlands
On April 29 1949 the court orders the appointment of a Board of Viewers to inspect lowlands in Caroline County Maryland Sixth Election District for public drainage. Viewers Irwin J Sparkslin Henry Kern John W Altfather will view after May 11 1949 for Pike Morgan Public Drainage Association proceedings.
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Kenneth J, Foreman
Mark
Luke
Matthew
Jesus
Messiah
Jerusalem
Solomon
God
Man
Jesus Christ
International Council On Religious
Dr. Foreman
TVPR
I Roadway
Louise R. Travers Williamson
James Temple
Marydel, Maryland
Wilbert L. Merriken, Solicitor
STORY
FRAME
Charles R. Jackson
William FE. Andrew
Wesley E. Thawley, Solicitor
D.b.n C.t.a
Lafayette Avenue
Trenton
New Jersey
Kathmere Road
Haxertown
Pennsslania
Frank Keim JR
Maudh Chunk Street
Nazareth
West
Hancock Avenue
Detroit
Michigan
William Tiebden
Pennsania
Circuit Court
Chy
Chesapeake Bay Ferry System
Sandy Point
M.S
Herbert R. O’conor
Harry W. Nice
John M. Dennis
The
Journal Today
Apex
Westinghouse
John L
Evens, Auctioneer
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