Trustel's Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Caroline County
Public sale by trustee under a circuit court decree in Denton Maryland on December 11 1923 from 2 to 4 pm offers the right title and interest of parties in a farm in Caroline county on the Marydel Melville road. The land combines a farm with barn and outbuildings about two miles from Marydel R R station and is suitable for truck or chicken farming. One third cash on sale day with balance in two equal installments secured by trustee or full cash option. Purchaser bears title papers and revenue stamps. Trustees Calvert C Merriken and John W Clark auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Caroline county
Edith Cahall
Pearl Dunn Driver
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Marydell
Melville
Kate L. Musselman
Lizzie Rickards
Rickards
Emory Vane
Vane
Simeon West
Westland
George H. Berry
Berry
county road
R. R. station
State road
Marydel
CALVERT C. MERRIKEN
John W. CLARK
Auct
Equity
GEO. A. DEAKYNE
True eae
A. DEAKYNE
Public Sale of Personal Property on Denton Farm
A public sale will be held at the farm on Main St Denton Md at 1 p m Tuesday December 11 1923 selling live stock implements household goods and more The sale offers a 12 year old horse hens roosters farming gear inc incu bators and poultry equipment plus piano Grafonola range ice box furniture and household items Terms ten dollars and under cash over ten dollars ten percent cash balance due in three days A F Williams conducts the sale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main St. Denton
Singer
A. F. WILLIAMS
A Debt of Honor mirthful old time farm tale ends in marriage
On the Yates farm a missing man stirs doubt and debt with a four dollar daily wage. Tom Payson returns as a mining engineer heir to a fortune yet pays his uncle's debt in labor. A stubborn family conflict resolves when Payson explains he will settle interest with cash, leading to Dorothy's engagement and Mr. Yates's blessing.
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Yates
Father Yates
Dorothy
Mr. Yates
Tom Payson
father
O. K
Mrs. Yates
Tom
Mr.Yates
Grandma Yates
Henry Glover
Henry
Samuel
Harry Glover
Payson
Yates farm
Yateses
Sam
old Glover
Miore
Bri. Yates
Afr. Yates
dad
Dutch Treat Ends In Jones Gift Or A Debt Joke
Bill Smith stays in town for dinner and a show at the urging of Sam Jones. Jones orders lavishly and finally says Bill owes half the bill. After theater tickets, Jones likewise pays and Smith later jokes that Jones owes him ten cents at a saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jones
Bill Smith
Suburbia
Jones
Bill
Smith
Sam
New York Sun and Globe
Increase in Coffee Drinking Across 1823 Half Year
Figures from the foreign commerce department of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States show Americans drank more coffee in the first half of 1823. January to June imports reached 609,088,000 pounds versus 639,.... for the same period in 1822, an increase of 69,147,000 pounds or 9.2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
foreign commerce department
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Broke Power of Indians in King Philip War
Detroit News recounts King Philip's War, led by Philip son of Massasoit, aiming to exterminate settlers. War began July 4, 1678 with Swansea attack and lasted into 1679, ending with Philip killed in a swamp by a renegade Indian and his son sold into Bermuda slavery. Thirteen towns burned and 600 colonists killed, leaving Indian power shattered in New England.
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Philip
Massasoit
New England
Swansea
R. L
Bermuda
New Hangland
Detroit News
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Hughes Lumber And Coal Co
Denton, Maryland
NEW BRICK & TILE CO
Denton, Md
Just
PRESTON FEED AND SUPPLY CO
Preston, Md
depot
Hor
M. JACOBSON
Main And
Third Streets
F. J. WRIGHT
Elgin
Illinois
Hamilton
Waterman
Wahl Pens
Eversharp
Kodaks
TRUSTEL’S SALE
M. W. B. Heather
Susan Ann Lull
C. W. HI
Nola R. Coburn
Gift Shop & Baby Shop
EASTON, MD
Auditor’s Order
Nisi
Mary C. Bullock
Walter Bullock
By JANE OSBORN
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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