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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1923

Page

2

Federal regulation push may curb stock promotions

Announcement from the Peoples Legislative Service in Washington reports cooperation from Samuel Untermeyer to push federal regulation of stock exchanges. The letter suggests adopting British promotion disclosure requiring all facts to be public. The note argues for tax reform and tax-exempt bonds removal, urging equal property taxation and tighter government overhead. The piece also notes President Harding's death and upcoming Democratic State convention in Baltimore.

Peoples Legislative Service Washington Samuel Untermeyer Untermeyer Shenandoah, Jr., Sentinel Post Green Bay Harding United States America Woodrow Wilson

Wye Crowned King of Oaks by Arboretum Curator

Under authority cited from C S Sargent curator of the Arnold Arboretum Harvard University and author Trees of North America Old Wye is celebrated as king of oaks in a historic horticultural note.

Old Wye C. S. Sargent Arnold Arbore Harvard University North America Wye

Oldest Oaks Crowned Across America in 400 Year Span

Mills White Oak claims top spot as oldest oak in the United States while Audubon Oak in New Orleans spreads branches 123 feet wide. On Maryland’s Eastern Shore Wye Mills Oak rivals at 400 years with 83 feet diameter at breast height and 98 feet in height. Cecil County’s Richard's Oak ranks second with notable girth and height.

Ford

Mortgagee's Sale of North Wales Farm and Improvements

Public sale of real estate in Caroline County near Hog Island on September 4 1923 between 2 and 4 PM. Property includes forty plus acres with a large dwelling and out-buildings, timber, and suitability for wheat corn tomatoes and truck crops near Denton. One-third cash day of sale with balance due in six and twelve months or all cash. terms to suit purchaser. Aucts W Brewster Deen and James Temple.

Baaton W. Brewster Deen James Temple C. Fulton Noble

Public Sale of Live Stock and Farm Implements Near Burraville

J W Maloney owner sets August 21 1923 sale at 10 o'clock on Burraville road listing multiple cows horses hogs and farm tools. Items include Holstein Jerseys and Guernsey cows with freshening timelines plus wagon, binder, plows, harnesses, corn gear, poultry equipment, 100 baskets of corn and 20 acres of topping and strippin. Terms: cash under $10, credit six months on larger sums with notes at Peoples Bank Denton MD. Auctioneers J L Stevens and clerk R H Stafford.

Guernsey Jersey Good &Snew York Dearborn the Peoples Bank Denton J. W. Maloney J. L. Stevens R. H. Stafford

Attorney Sale Of Valuable Mortgage In Preston Md

A power of sale in a 1920 mortgage from Frank C Brauchle and Lillian Brauchle to Henry F Schmick, recorded in Caroline County Maryland, due to default, authorizes a public sale by the attorney named in the mortgage. The sale will be held in front of Covey Bros Store in Preston Maryland to the highest bidder on a date to be announced.

Frank C. Brauchle Lillian Brauchle Henry F. Schmick Liber L. B. T Caroline County Maryland Covey Bros Preston

Preston Maryland Lot Sale Notice 1923

Saturday afternoon September 1 1923 between two and three o clock the described parcel lies in the Fourth Election District Caroline county Maryland in Preston town. The plot details begin at Noble avenue corner of Lot 16 and run with the avenue to an alley then back to Lot 16 and Lot 17 as laid on the Noble plot. The land was conveyed from J Frank Patchett and Mary W Patchett to Frank C Brauchle and Lillian S Brauchle by deed dated August 4 1920 and recorded in the Caroline county land records. Terms of sale cash on day of sale. Title papers at purchaser's expense. Charles H Harrison Attorney named in mortgage. W T Turr auctioneer.

Ian North Wales Thomas W. Harmon Emma F. Harmon William J. Wright Caroline County Gustav A. Wagner Liber L. B. T Maryland Preston Noble Avenue Alexander Noble J. Frank Patchett Mary W. Patchett Frank C. Brauchle Lillian S. Brauchle Caroline Cotuvity Greensboro Denton Choptank River Christian Park H. A. Paine Georgia A. Butler Sallie J. Horsey George R. Horsey

Administrators' Sale of Charles Andrew Estate at Denton

Administrators will sell at the late home four miles from Denton on August 20 1923 at 10 a m the deceaseds property including Mules cows wagons farming gear harnesses carts a Dodge Touring Car furniture and miscellaneous items with cash payments on small sums and six months credit over amounts.NNIE FE. ANDREW MELVIN W. ANDREW Administrators JAMES TEMPLE Audt. SOMERS Blake Clerk.

Charles Andrew Denton Townsend’s Cross Roads Greensboro Wainwright Nnie FE Andrew Melvin W. Andrew James Temple Audt Somers Blake Albert Satterfield J. A. Beck

Public Sale of Valuable Farm Implements and Livestock

Intending to discontinue farming, Joseph P. Laramore and James Temple announce a public sale at the Ford farm near Harris Chapel in Tuck shoe Neck on Monday August 13 1928 starting at 10 oclock rain or shine. The catalog includes 9 Holstein and Guernsey milch cows 2 heifers a brood sow a wagon farming implements including deering equipment Maijestic range household items and a large assortment of harness, tools and equipment. Credit of 12 months with approved bank note to the purchaser.

Ford Harris’ Chapel Tuckshoe Neck Joseph P. Laramore James Temple I. R. Fleetwoop

Trustees Sale of Valuable Property in Caroline County Maryland

Court ordered sale of Isaac L Noble estate parcels in Preston and adjoining Painters Range tract. Tract 1 offers two parcels totaling over 26,000 square feet with a large dwelling. Tract 2 comprises about 34 acres and woodland suitable for a chicken farm. Sale at Preston Hardware & Auto Co. on schedule after death of Mary E Noble. terms one third cash, balance in 12 months with interest. Trustees C Fulton Noble and James Temple conduct auction.

Preston Hardwacre & Auto Co Preston Maryland Isaac L. Noble Main Street Jesse Dennis John W. Noble Robert Bland Tusaac L. Noble R. J Caroline County Joseph W. Connelly Wm. Gardner Upper Hunting Creek Union Grove Church Isaac Noble

Greensboro Town Property Public Sale Notice

Public sale offered by the owners through legal counsel at the Caroline County Bank Greensboro Maryland in the Second District along the Greensboro to Denton highway. Property includes a two story eight room dwelling with improvements, 100 foot frontage, and payments structured as one third cash, one third in January 1924, and balance in six months with interest, or all cash. Liberal mortgage loan available via the attorney for the owners. Auctioneer James Temple.

Calvert C. Merriken James Temple

Livestock Auction Inventory Report Horse and Cattle Quality

Eight head of work horses aged 4 to 15 years and ten fine milk cows partly fresh, Guernsey and Jersey breeds aged 3 to 9 years listed for sale.

Guernseys Jerseys

Trustees Sale of Greensborough Lot in Caroline County Maryland

A trustee under a 1923 Orphans Court decree will sell at public auction in front of the Caroline County Bank Greensborough. The property on Greensboro station street includes a 2 story frame dwelling and outbuildings on 11273 square feet. A half purchase price due day of sale with balance at ratification and deferred payments bearing interest secured to the trustee.

Circuit Court For Caroline County Wilbur Noble C. Fulton Noble Orphans’ Court of A. W. Short & Co Ida W H. Cooper Caroline County Bank Greensboro Maryland Calvert C. Merriken James Temple

Assignee's Sale of Valuables in Caroline County Maryland

Public sale of parcels in Caroline County Maryland by assignee John W. Clark, featuring five parcels on and near county roads from Preston to Bethlehem and Hog Creek Mills. Parcels include 90 acres, 4 acres, 36 1 4 acres, 11 acres, and 5 ¼ acres with a two story dwelling, barn, and outbuildings. Sale set for 2 to 4 PM at the Denton court house door. terms require one third cash, balance in six months or all cash, with purchaser’s note and security. Assignee: Calvert C. Merriken substituted interest under mortgage from Agnes H. Waddell and W. Bishop Waddell to Harvey L. Cooper, dated 1908.

William J. Wright Thomas W. Harmon W. Hrewster Deen Court House Denton Maryland Agnes H. Waddell W. Bishop Waddell Harvey L. Cooper Calvert C. Merriken Caroline County Preston Bethlehem Colligan Waddell Henry Kinnamon Ho Creek Mills James M. Jones Saeegants Hog Creek Mills Collison Waddell John W. Clark

Crothers Seeks Democratic Nomination for Associate Judge

Omar D. Crothers addresses Democratic voters in Caroline County outlining why Cecil County should have a resident judge, arguing population, court terms, and accessibility favor Cecil over Queen Anne's. He notes past practice, the death of Chief Judge Constable, and urges Cecil County support for his candidacy.

Omar D. Crothers Caroline County Cecil County Cecil Kent Queen Anne’s Caroline Talbot Senator Legg Queen Anne’s County Chestertown Centreville Albert Constable

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