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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1937
Page
6
A study of Exodus scenes shows Israel as a theocracy where God dwelt among his people. It covers the tabernacle as worship space, God-called priests who minister for the people, and the abiding presence of God guiding progress, urging faithful trust and obedience amid forward movement.
A Day Book of Prayer argues that eternal life is not only for after death but can be begun here and now. It proposes a life united with God that cannot be destroyed by death.
A little girl faced a skeptic who claimed God did not answer her prayer. She replied that God did answer, simply with a no. The exchange highlights faith and the idea that a divine answer can be a refusal rather than a stated yes.
A dense OCR fragment presents a numbered crossword with scattered clues and partial word hints ranging across animals colors seas and many noun and verb prompts. The text lacks a coherent article structure but preserves a list of across and down clues with partial answers and mixed formatting.
Trustees under a 1937 Circuit Court decree offer for sale at public auction in front of J L Covey Hardware, Preston, Maryland. The property lies in Caroline County Fourth Election District and includes described land starting at a stone corner on a county road from Preston to Medford's Wharf, with bounds following Williamson lands and Back Landing Road.
Public sale of two parcels in Caroline County Maryland near Preston and Denton to settle the William E Scott estate. Parcel 1 known as the W W Lowe farm fronts Preston road with improvements including barn and outbuildings and is partly within Preston. Parcel 2 lies across the road with a 2 story seven room dwelling and outbuildings. Terms call for one third cash at sale, balance on ratification or all cash, possession given immediately, with title papers at purchaser expense. Executed by Wesley E Thawley as executor. Auctioneer James Temple.
Public sale of farm property owned by Henry Fuchs deceased Caroline County Maryland on the farm road from Hynson to Preston begins at 10:00 am featuring livestock including multiple dairy cattle cattle ages from 4 to 24 years old and a 7 year old black stallion plus a wide range of farming implements and tools. Sale conducted by administrators with cash terms and removal only after payment compliance Mary Elizabeth Fuchs ownership of household articles also included.
Due to bad health, Lewis Kibler will sell personal property on the Lowe’s and Russell’s saw mill road between Greensboro and Whiteleysburg. Items include two 3 and 4-year-old iron grey mares, a 12-year-old black mare, a sorrel horse, six Holstein Guernsey cows, one young sow with pigs, all sound and capable workers. Highest bidder wins.
A public sale offers a collection of items in good to extra fine condition. Includes Empire grain drill, Deering binder, farm wagon, multiple hay racks, Oliver plows, Deering mower, cultivators, harrows, seeders, wagon wheels, log hauling wheels, cart and harness, hog scalder, shear poles, scoop, road scraper, grindstone, seed planter and other farm tools. Also notes army wheels and axle and new gear for logging use.
Mrs Mable Sullivan offers a public sale at Drake Farm near Thawley's Chenel Touckahee Neck three miles from Denton and Hillsboro. Items include 9 Jersey cows 3 to 6 years 1 pair mules and mares many harnesses tools a 1932 Chevrolet sedan and farm implements with cash terms. Proceeds support county news subscription.
George Calvin Zeth Weaver and wife are ordered to ratify and confirm a collection unless shown otherwise by Sept 30. A copy of the order must run weekly in a Caroline County newspaper for four consecutive weeks before Aug 30. The report notes a sale amount of 3625 dollars. T. Clayton Horsey, Clerk. True copy-Test.
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